Funding for the stadium will be an issue while it gets sorted out , hopefully it doesn't cause any delays.
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Funding for the stadium will be an issue while it gets sorted out , hopefully it doesn't cause any delays.
HalfTimeSayers
Player Valuation: £35m
If I was just incredibly rich (as opposed to infinitely oil rich and fancied a plaything) and would like to be a bit more rich over time, I wouldn’t put my cash anywhere near a PL club. Plenty of money sloshing around, but Mosh would be substantially richer right now if he’d put £500m into a NatWest cash ISA at 2%.
Fortunately there are an abundance of rich, vain idiots that are obsessed with status. We just need one open to employing clever professionals willing to tell him/her “no” on occasion.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
About 30 years ago, Manchester United nearly got sold for £10m. Now worth £6 Billion. Now, we aint United, obvs, but we are one of the other 19 clubs in the same pond.
pfim
Player Valuation: £40m
Mosh would be substantially richer now if he knew how to run a football club.
Hangleton
Player Valuation: £25m
If Usmanov, through Moshiri, had put 500m into an ISA it may well have been seized.
He would be richer if he'd never "invested" in Everton
I really feel for him he must be down to his last 2.5 billion now
The longer this goes on, I hope those mystery men behind Rights and Media Funding are getting a bit twitchy.
They put the block on MSP taking a minority stake and installing a more professional board. How convenient.
I can't see 777 happening. The league is already looking nervously over it's shoulder at the government. Would they rubber stamp this is they had any doubt at all over the long term suitability of them as owners? Forget suitability, can they even fund the operational costs? It doesn't seem likely. The last thing the league needs is another failure of their decision making.
As others have said, if it falls through and Moshiri has little access to cash, he'll have to call back others he's turned away in the past and quickly renegotiate. He might even end up giving away 80% in the hope of a decent return later on. He cannot afford administration.
They put the block on MSP taking a minority stake and installing a more professional board. How convenient.
I can't see 777 happening. The league is already looking nervously over it's shoulder at the government. Would they rubber stamp this is they had any doubt at all over the long term suitability of them as owners? Forget suitability, can they even fund the operational costs? It doesn't seem likely. The last thing the league needs is another failure of their decision making.
As others have said, if it falls through and Moshiri has little access to cash, he'll have to call back others he's turned away in the past and quickly renegotiate. He might even end up giving away 80% in the hope of a decent return later on. He cannot afford administration.
Administration might be cheaper for him tho.
Administration costs him nothing, keeping "the lights on" at Everton could cost him hundreds of millions.
Yes, im totally ignoring the money hes already invested.
Its also rumoured that he doesnt have any "clean" non Russian money to spend.
His mate has already released a statement saying he'd hope to get some money he's loaned him back.
He can't afford to let it burn to the ground.
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
This doesn’t make sense. If the club goes into administration then Moshiri’s shares basically become worthless. Why on earth would he want that?
Do you have a link to that statement?
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