777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[GrandOldTeam]

Thought you'd know being one of the pillars of Evertonia Social media.

I'm a outcast on there.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

I'm a outcast on there.

Certainly not a bad thing to be an outcast on Twitter,Kind Sir.

 

[matty1878]

We've had rich and careless so we're not far off.

a bit more!

 

[mikel_88]

I thought the 777 situation was dead in the water. Now it's back on?
Surely please no

31 of this month so still another week even with the sale of standrard they will still have alot of cases against them.

 

[Titus Bramble]

We've been borrowing from 777 to finish the stadium, we know we have 50 something million left on that so the end is in sight.

We won't be paying all 30 million for Beto this summer, don’t get me wrong, it might be a fair whack for allowing us to not pay anything last year. I guess 15-18m. You have to offset that with payments due to us though, that Maguire article said although we owe 70, we are due back 90. That doesn't tell us if we need to pay all of ours within 2 years and we get back in 4 but you'd imagine some thought has taken place to balance those sides.

So if we sell Onana and Branthwaite and get enough upfront to pay the rest of the stadium, then it comes down to how much cash do we need to cover the interest payments for the loans. We will have freed 10m pa just from not paying the wages of Gomes and Dele. Onana's will be a fair bit, Danjuma was probably on a reasonable amount. If we can bin off Keane and Holgate and replace with younger, cheaper articles then we could be near 20 million better off. With no real board in place perhaps that's another 2-3m on top. We will be very frugal again this year to ensure the trend is going in the right direction.

All those cost cutting measures will allow us to go to the banks next year and say look how much head room we have to enable us to get a loan for the stadium debt and stop paying the ridiculous rates. When added to the increase in income should mean we'll be a lot better off for the 2025/26 season.

Depending on where you look, Onana is on somewhere between £35k and £40k a week.

Basically... his, Gomes' and Alli's wages are around £1million a month being removed from the outgoings column.

 

[Joey66]

It's like Moshiri is like bill - not wanting to let his train set go ? Let's hope he has a cunning plan ?

 

[COYBL25]

It's like Moshiri is like bill - not wanting to let his train set go ? Let's hope he has a cunning plan ?

Non of his cunning plans have worked so far Joey, so I wouldn`t be getting your hopes up.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Depending on where you look, Onana is on somewhere between £35k and £40k a week.

Basically... his, Gomes' and Alli's wages are around £1million a month being removed from the outgoings column.

And the rest, Onana is on near £100k a week mate, part the reason he turned West Ham down was we offered silly money as per usual.

 

[Mr Happy]

And the rest, Onana is on near £100k a week mate, part the reason he turned West Ham down was we offered silly money as per usual.

Nobody knows for sure, but it was pushed out the other weak approximate salaries and Onana wasn't on 6 figures as you say. However, as I said, none of us truly know.

 

[Titus Bramble]

And the rest, Onana is on near £100k a week mate, part the reason he turned West Ham down was we offered silly money as per usual.

I'll stand to be corrected, but I'd be surprised it was that much.

Either way though, his wages will be off the books before too long... so the higher they are, the bigger the saving.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Depending on where you look, Onana is on somewhere between £35k and £40k a week.

Basically... his, Gomes' and Alli's wages are around £1million a month being removed from the outgoings column.

I'd be very surprised if it was that low. You can't really believe what you read about salaries (most i've seen say 100k) but he would have been getting on for the sort of money you're saying in France and we had a tug of war with West Ham for him. 70-80k minimum I would guess at.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Nobody knows for sure, but it was pushed out the other weak approximate salaries and Onana wasn't on 6 figures as you say. However, as I said, none of us truly know.

He certainly isn't on £30-40k a week I know that, our wage bill is massive for a club like us, some of our players are on far more than people realize.

 

[Mr Happy]

He certainly isn't on £30-40k a week I know that, our wage bill is massive for a club like us, some of our players are on far more than people realize.

How do you know ?

 

[Titus Bramble]

He certainly isn't on £30-40k a week I know that, our wage bill is massive for a club like us, some of our players are on far more than people realize.

Yeah fair enough... if for arguments sake he is on £70k - £80k a week, then the salary saving on just 3 players is going to be close to £1.2million(!) a month.

One of our issues is said to be cashflow problems - that won't half help

 

[Simon Buttle]

How do you know ?

Over 90% of our income has been going on wages, no player at this club should be on £100k+ per week, not Pickford, not Doucoure, not any of them. It's too much. Getting rid of Gomes and Dele will help but we have to get a grip on contracts and wages, we have given money away for nothing the last few years.