Just need news of a points deduction to drop so we can chalk off another line on the Everton misery bingo card
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Too pay back the cheaper loans they took out for the purchaseWhy would they charge an enormous rate of interest to a club they are about to purchase?
Opportunity cost of capital.Why would they charge an enormous rate of interest to a club they are about to purchase?
"Some may say I'm a dreamer , but I'm not the only one"You don’t have to speculate about 777 and their business practices , or how they conduct themselves , there is already a weighty body of evidence out there and none of it is good .
But you can ignore that and dream of unicorns and fairies rushing to rescue us if you prefer.
They won’t invest , they haven’t done elsewhere.I don't think that's the plan. Even if 777 take ownership of some of the stadium via the loans defaulting then "buy" the rest, even charging us an affordable rent they'll make loads back over decades. Their plan won't be to drive us under, but essentially be lucrative landlords forever.
No idea where relegation fits into this plan though...
Keep on dreaming."Some may say I'm a dreamer , but I'm not the only one"
My guess is that this is the point of their "takeover", to own the stadium.
Could also be packaged and sold as bonds by 777 to investors to raise more working capital.Opportunity cost of capital.
Also, so they can make a profit on paper, let’s the interest accrue on the EFC balance sheet (I don’t think it would be paid in cash, but could be wrong), then the principal of the loan and accrued interest are converted to equity.
On what planet will we earn money from an asset we don't own?
seems like anything we do doesn’t make a difference , the stadium build is one thing but these loans for just the day to day running of the club that can’t carry on and i can’t see a way out of it like what’s costing so much that’s killing us is it interest on other loans leccy bills something doesn’t add up
has since day one
Correct.
The working capital loan says more about Moshiri than 777 or their bid. Moshiri has turned off the faucet, and this is a bridge loan to get the deal complete.
If the deal is not consummated, then it gets a bit messier.
Also, I don’t think they have any interest in buying the stadium from the club and leasing it back. They don’t seem to be the type to tie up 750 million in a physical asset.
More likely the keep the club, sell the stadium to finance the purchase of the club.
Same sort of outcome, but I don’t see them owning BMD in either case.