I think the receiver's wouldn't be long in insisting in the repayment of the loan, one way or another.So if 777 do go belly up that’s £200m we won’t have to pay back I believe ?
If that’s true and they do go pop what a stroke of luck
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I think the receiver's wouldn't be long in insisting in the repayment of the loan, one way or another.So if 777 do go belly up that’s £200m we won’t have to pay back I believe ?
If that’s true and they do go pop what a stroke of luck
I doubt it.
Not straight away, IMO.
It seems unlikely anything is sorted before the window closes.why not? there’s obvs been watching the situation
the sooner the better we’ve got a big summer of the pitch will dictate how we will be on it
Once Everton has touched youwe’ve probably bankrupted these
Cheers AlNews @ 10
Moshiri still hopeful of 777 Partners deal going ahead
lol
No chance I'm afraid. The money will still be owed to whichever of their many creditors takes it on.
Once Everton has touched you
It seems unlikely anything is sorted before the window closes.
It's kind of the same but in this case 777 both owe loads of money and are owed money by us. In that situation the money that's owed to them will one way or another be used to pay off those that they owe money to.i went bankrupt about 19 years ago
and what i owed was writ off
i had to go to court in town pay £250 fee and i was discharged from the bankruptancy after 12 months
i don’t know if it works the same like
It's kind of the same but in this case 777 both owe loads of money and are owed money by us. In that situation the money that's owed to them will one way or another be used to pay off those that they owe money to.
There's no chance of us getting off with the debt unless we ourselves go bankrupt, which of course we don't want (and won't happen). 777 owe money all over town and there will be a scrap to take over the debt we owe them.
I'd imagine favorably restructuring the loan might be an option tho.It's kind of the same but in this case 777 both owe loads of money and are owed money by us. In that situation the money that's owed to them will one way or another be used to pay off those that they owe money to.
There's no chance of us getting off with the debt unless we ourselves go bankrupt, which of course we don't want (and won't happen). 777 owe money all over town and there will be a scrap to take over the debt we owe them.
i went bankrupt about 19 years ago
and what i owed was writ off
i had to go to court in town pay £250 fee and i was discharged from the bankruptancy after 12 months
i don’t know if it works the same like
Usually if the parent company (777) is bankrupt or defunct though, this could mean that Everton may negotiate and pay them a small portion of the sum owing. This is why Everton aren't going into administration, as all of their creditors will receive a fraction of what is owed to themNo chance I'm afraid. The money will still be owed to whichever of their many creditors takes it on.
ha, this is up there with the weirder posts in GOT history!I always suspected a mate of mine (now dead) went bankrupt but I never knew for certain. Is there away to find out online?
Ask Josh WanderI always suspected a mate of mine (now dead) went bankrupt but I never knew for certain. Is there away to find out online?