777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[Saint Domingo]

Imagine we got competent owners, a brand new stadium, no PS&R charges hanging over us, and we didn’t get relegated at any point.

Limbs.

 

[Tom Hughes]

Do you think it would be an improvement on 777?

Tbh, I think the fella in the bedsit mentioned yrs ago might be better than 777.
The only name I've heard mentioned is of very similar background/status to say LFC's owners. Whether their strategies/approach would be similar or not, I've no idea.

 

[Goat]

Imagine we got competent owners, a brand new stadium, no PS&R charges hanging over us, and we didn’t get relegated at any point.

Limbs.

You missed off good manager, but that all seems light years away currently.

But hey, we at least have a Brand new Stadium soon and the competent owners take care of most of the other issues, so yes, we basically just need competent owners.

When was the last time we had 1 of them?

1993 is the answer.

 

[Neiler]

Liverpool was done super quick wasn't it....hours from administration.

That’s going back a while to mate, if my memory is right they revamped the test in the Spring of 23 to make it more stringent and bring in additional conditions and regulatory approvals.

I honestly can’t remember where I’m getting g 12 weeks from, so the lads may at have the right of it, it’s just in my head somewhere.

 

[CalBuckeye_Rob]

Over a billion of debt. Low revenues, low performance. That’s not a catch

People want to own teams. Debt will certainly impact the sales price. It should. It only doesn't impact the price when the buyer is shady and spending money it likely borrowed or stole from others.

 

[Bazlar]

Only know one name, they're in talks with them now.

Are they an improvement on these 777 charlatans?

 

[kithnou]

Cue the statement from Everton/Moshiri in the next few days denying these reports and reinforcing 100% commitment to 777.

We've been here before.

 

[Sinski]

What if this is just to give 777 a push to get it done?

 

[pfim]

What if this is just to give 777 a push to get it done?

I don’t think their eagerness to get the deal done is the issue.

 

[Sinski]

I don’t think their eagerness to get the deal done is the issue.

Fair point.

 

[Tom Hughes]

Are they an improvement on these 777 charlatans?

Personally, I've never been convinced by 777. So, at first impressions, I'd say they are a significant improvement. If they are successful, only time will tell. I've no idea about other potential buyers.

 

[GN!]

Personally, I've never been convinced by 777. So, at first impressions, I'd say they are a significant improvement. If they are successful, only time will tell. I've no idea about other potential buyers.

This is what im hanging on to. At present they are the ones keeping the lights on

 

[kiss the crest]

I was hoping to wake up this morning to the news that some oil barren from Qater is close to buying us and has massive plans.

Arrr well maybe tomorrow

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I was hoping to wake up this morning to the news that some oil barren from Qater is close to buying us and has massive plans.

Arrr well maybe tomorrow

It’s just Everton’s luck to be purchased by a barren oil man .

 

[rochdaleblue]

Tbh, I think the fella in the bedsit mentioned yrs ago might be better than 777.
The only name I've heard mentioned is of very similar background/status to say LFC's owners. Whether their strategies/approach would be similar or not, I've no idea.

FSG struck lucky with Klopp and the purchase price of buying the club. Their main focus has been the expansion of the stadium and training ground. Many Liverpool fans for years were complaining of low investment in the playing squad. They bought their future stars cheap and sold for huge profits Suarez, Coutinho etc but most importantly they reinvested this money wisely which has seen them challenge for the title again. Let’s see how successful the FSG model is when Klopp goes and salah and VVD need replacing.