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Thank God for the fit and proper owners test.
Thanks a lot Mr Masters.
Anyone who thought that was to "protect" clubs needs to get some fresh air.
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Thank God for the fit and proper owners test.
Thanks a lot Mr Masters.
Until we're told the deal is off it's still on.
More likely we’ll be able to call it “The House that Branthwaite Built”Don't know why but, I have this funny feeling in my gut that the stadium build is going to go tits up mate. Not lose it like but work stopping and everything at a standstill.
Who introduced green to Everton?Step too far. RMF or their predecessor was gone and brought back under Moshiri’s watch. Kenwright isn’t approving interest bearing debt unless it’s at Moshiri’s behest.
Oh its to protect the "brand".Anyone who thought that was to "protect" clubs needs to get some fresh air.
I can’t see it. It’s months til completion and less than a Branthwaite still to pay. By hook or by crook it’ll get over the finishing line.Don't know why but, I have this funny feeling in my gut that the stadium build is going to go tits up mate. Not lose it like but work stopping and everything at a standstill.
We could always send @tommye round to finish it off.I can’t see it. It’s months til completion and less than a Branthwaite still to pay. By hook or by crook it’ll get over the finishing line.
Branthwaite Moore DockI can’t see it. It’s months til completion and less than a Branthwaite still to pay. By hook or by crook it’ll get over the finishing line.
Don't know why but, I have this funny feeling in my gut that the stadium build is going to go tits up mate. Not lose it like but work stopping and everything at a standstill.
Except that 777re is the reinsurer for ACAP!!! It’s a sketchy situation. Ultimately ACAP is so invested in 777 that they won’t push any default that they can avoid or restructure.But this is why reinsurance firms in the past have not invested those premiums in illiquid, risky and/or cash burning businesses. I would also assume they have little or no recourse should a company like ACap want to close out their position.
It was always disingenuous of them to state they invest their own money in these acquisitions, it was never their money.
Mike...it's still on till it isn't.It was never on.
And they’ve lent 777 affiliates cash directly, which it seems like they are foreclosing on (planes), or they’re able to use that collateral to unwind their reinsurance positions to get back into acceptable risk parameters.Except that 777re is the reinsurer for ACAP!!! It’s a sketchy situation. Ultimately ACAP is so invested in 777 that they won’t push any default that they can avoid or restructure.
We could always send @tommye round to finish it off.
@tommye be like...
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