777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[kenada_blue]

Investments in businesses, fintech/IT in general.

*ALLEGEDLY* worth billions, but that means nothing about how they'd spend it on us and all that.

I know. They've something £12billion in "assets".

Those don't wash with the PL who will want to know where the actual £500mill cash is coming from. Which they don't have from their assets.

There will be more investors through their company bankrolling it. Will just be a case of what the leverage on the club.

Think they've spread themselves too thin buying up all these clubs in a short period myself.

 

[kenada_blue]

I just hope they don’t name our stadium the 777 arena or something.

100% what they will do

 

[Exeter_Gently]

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Nice to see you're making good use of your caryons for a change and not eating them.

 

[kenada_blue]

It will be loans on their $8bn portfolio which Everton will have to pay for..... leveraged in all but name, that with the debts we already have means the club is massively in trouble.

777 have assets but no actual cash...

Similar to what Chelsea have done. Have a billion pound debt facility towards them they haven't 'yet' leveraged on the club.

 

[kenada_blue]

Is she involved with this? I don't know if it's just me but I always think she resembles a lion, like the one from The Wizard of OZ. Just me? OK.

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[mahermi1]

I think it's important to stress that our current predicament would have came to fruition if Kenwright had stayed on as the owner and Moshiri had never happened. We were just lucky that Moyes did a very good job of shielding us from the mess for those 10 years.

Definitely, a lot sooner in my view.

 

[davek]

I'm just glad that carpet-bagging freak has cleared out. I wanted him gone before I even wanted Kenwright gone.

7 years of pandemonium in which time the credibility and stability of Everton has been wrecked.

No idea what this new lot are up to and we'll have to hold judgement on that, but it feels like a window has been thrown open and we can breathe some fresh air again.

 

[Goat]

I know. They've something £12billion in "assets".

Those don't wash with the PL who will want to know where the actual £500mill cash is coming from. Which they don't have from their assets.

There will be more investors through their company bankrolling it. Will just be a case of what the leverage on the club.

Think they've spread themselves too thin buying up all these clubs in a short period myself.

They paid about 20p for all the other clubs.

 

[DualityNSNO]

I know. They've something £12billion in "assets".

Those don't wash with the PL who will want to know where the actual £500mill cash is coming from. Which they don't have from their assets.

There will be more investors through their company bankrolling it. Will just be a case of what the leverage on the club.

Think they've spread themselves too thin buying up all these clubs in a short period myself.

if the Hertha deal is anything to go by they're deals paid back over time and with targets, not upfront, which is again a sound investment tactic... if you're investing in a stable or up-and-coming product or service.

However, Everton is Everton and is not that.

 

[Groucho]

If the new owners think anyone is going to buy Everton insurance policies given it takes us weeks to sort out a free transfer they're in for a rude awakening!

Do 777 have to pass the SAS-level Everton medical?

 

[kenada_blue]

They paid about 20p for all the other clubs.

In comparison to the value of the "assets" they have you're right.

 

[Dixie1sixty]

Love all the financial experts on here posting nothing but speculation with complete conviction.

So in that spirit, here's my view: I would imagine you don't get this far unless you've actually got the funds to complete the transaction.

 

[tommye]

Nice to see you're making good use of your caryons for a change and not eating them.

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See you tomorrow y'all

 

[kenada_blue]

if the Hertha deal is anything to go by they're deals paid back over time and with targets, not upfront, which is again a sound investment tactic... if you're investing in a stable or up-and-coming product or service.

However, Everton is Everton and is not that.

I mean...I guess they have the collateral and multiple assets to pay the £500mill + stadium + recycling the debt the club has.

They can also offset things for and against us.

The only things I'd like is to add some financial stability, improve the commercials, give Dyche at least some money that he can even afford to get loans it at least.

That stability in the biggest football league in world football, with the new stadium, will generate a big revenue stream for them.

 

[LEONARD]