777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[Mrbluenose]

I said in another thread, I agree with that but in practice that really hasn’t been the case. Yes Watford and Udinese trade players back and forth, but if they’ve gained a sporting advantage neither has taken advantage of it. City really hasn’t. Probably the biggest test is Newcastle and the Saudi clubs just because of the exceptional nature of the money the Saudi clubs have spent on players.

I expect the groups best players will get sold/loaned to Everton and, if they have a good season, are then sold.

City don't need to because they are minted. Like you say Watford haven't made the most of it.

Newcastle will be interesting to watch how it plays out.

 

[Yorkiebars89]

I expect the groups best players will get sold/loaned to Everton and, if they have a good season, are then sold.

City don't need to because they are minted. Like you say Watford haven't made the most of it.

Newcastle will be interesting to watch how it plays out.

Newcastle are more minted then city

 

[kiss the crest]

It's ridiculous.
We're about to put on a mass protest against the premier league
while our club votes against the majority to allow loans from co-owned clubs.
How is it even legal to own two clubs in one federation?
What happens if Everton play Herta or Seville in Europe. Are there F1 style team orders from 777?
It stinks.
Just football disappearing further up its own hole.

My thoughts exactly, just doesn't make sense

 

[allen]

Newcastle are more minted then city

Their owners are. But City are a much more established football business that - though far from autonomous - does at least bring in significant prize money purely from football, and holds significant footballing assets.

The question for Newcastle is how effectively they can launder their owners’ wealth into the club, especially in the current climate.

 

[TyphooToffee]

Trials and tribulations - josimarfootball.com

777 remain confident their takeover of crisis club Everton will proceed, and Josimar can reveal the source of funding for the purchase. But the man behind that money is accused of fraud in an ongoing US lawsuit.

josimarfootball.com

So that's what he looks like under his baseball cap!

 

[Pabbers]

Well that vote makes us look stupid.

The games gone.

 

[ToffeeScot]

Don't understand how anyone would want to be under multi-club ownership. It is rotten and takes the club and football further away from the fans and into the pockets of greedy arseholes.

 

[Wat Tyler]

On the brink - josimarfootball.com

Genoa CFC owners 777 Partners are attempting to re-structure their club's debt to the Italian tax authorities, which currently stands at over 106 million euro. The Italian club faces bankruptcy if the Court of Genoa does not agree to the operation, while other creditors of the club are still...

josimarfootball.com

 

[Moomin]

On the brink - josimarfootball.com

Genoa CFC owners 777 Partners are attempting to re-structure their club's debt to the Italian tax authorities, which currently stands at over 106 million euro. The Italian club faces bankruptcy if the Court of Genoa does not agree to the operation, while other creditors of the club are still...

josimarfootball.com

They are the perfect owners for us.

 

[blueblueskies]

So there is nothing to stop say a Saudi team buying Bellingham for £200m and then loaning him to Newcastle for 3 years and as part of the loan agreement paying most of his wages and as a result having minimal impact on FFP?

 

[greener]

So there is nothing to stop say a Saudi team buying Bellingham for £200m and then loaning him to Newcastle for 3 years and as part of the loan agreement paying most of his wages and as a result having minimal impact on FFP?

Christ, don't give 'em ideas!

 

[Moomin]

So there is nothing to stop say a Saudi team buying Bellingham for £200m and then loaning him to Newcastle for 3 years and as part of the loan agreement paying most of his wages and as a result having minimal impact on FFP?

There was a vote but we supported Newcastle in doing this.

 

[MIKE85]

I said in another thread, I agree with that but in practice that really hasn’t been the case. Yes Watford and Udinese trade players back and forth, but if they’ve gained a sporting advantage neither has taken advantage of it. City really hasn’t. Probably the biggest test is Newcastle and the Saudi clubs just because of the exceptional nature of the money the Saudi clubs have spent on players.

City did it with Lampard and a French national player (forgot his name) when their revenue was small and needed to circumvent the FFP/P&S.

So there is nothing to stop say a Saudi team buying Bellingham for £200m and then loaning him to Newcastle for 3 years and as part of the loan agreement paying most of his wages and as a result having minimal impact on FFP?

Yup. Signed for Al Hilal this summer for almost £50m, and already being "loaned out" to Newcastle (part of same ownership)

Newcastle free to sign Ruben Neves after Premier League clubs vote against Saudi Arabia restrictions

After the motion to ban related-party loans failed to pass by two votes, Tyneside club can sign players from PIF-owned sides in January

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[MIKE85]

WTF seriously. Doesn't our Persian charlatan know other people than mobsters?

"Shortly after the sale agreement was announced, it was reported that Premier League team owners were concerned over the source of 777 Partner’s funding for the acquisition. Sources told me at the time that they heard the money was coming from Colombia drug money.

777 Partners Still Reportedly Scrounging For Cash To Buy Everton FC

Despite an announcement almost two months ago that 777 Parters was buying Everton FC, the U.S. investment firm is still trying to raise the money to close the deal.

www.forbes.com

https://www.[Publication is blackli...verton-takeover-blow-as-investors-snub-offer/

 

[Tony’s Carp]

WTF seriously. Doesn't our Persian charlatan know other people than mobsters?

777 Partners Still Reportedly Scrounging For Cash To Buy Everton FC

Despite an announcement almost two months ago that 777 Parters was buying Everton FC, the U.S. investment firm is still trying to raise the money to close the deal.

www.forbes.com

https://www.[Publication is blackli...verton-takeover-blow-as-investors-snub-offer/

WTF seriously. Doesn't our Persian charlatan know other people than mobsters?

777 Partners Still Reportedly Scrounging For Cash To Buy Everton FC

Despite an announcement almost two months ago that 777 Parters was buying Everton FC, the U.S. investment firm is still trying to raise the money to close the deal.

www.forbes.com

https://www.[Publication is blackli...verton-takeover-blow-as-investors-snub-offer/

Forbes need to make up their minds- either they are struggling to come up with the money OR they are running a massive laundering operation for the Cartel because I doubt the global cocaine trade is struggling for liquidity.