MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
lol yeah, evidently these fella care loads about the law.
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lol yeah, evidently these fella care loads about the law.
According to the article below, it's for both wages and the stadium. The amount of debt referenced below is staggering. How can we even hope to make interest payments? Well over half a billion in liabilities. A difficult road lies ahead.
Per the article.
In addition to the £190m that will be owed to 777 Everton also major debts to other investment companies, with £200m owed to Image & Media Rights and £140 to MSP Sports Capital.
777Partners will lend Everton another £30m this month
EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Everton's prospective new owners 777Partners have committed to lending them a further £30million taking their total investment in the club to over £190m.
PKwalnuts
Player Valuation: £15m
One way of getting money back post cheaper sale, high interest payments on existing loans by fronting in that way.
PeregrineT
Player Valuation: £40m
777 is not a front for Usmanov, its an american company, 0% chance they would get away with that.
Look at Newcastle...
PeregrineT
Player Valuation: £40m
Englands rules and laws are different from the USAs, where 777 are incorporated.
HalfTimeSayers
Player Valuation: £35m
Not a chance. It’s nice story to run with though. Especially when our only January signing has spent time arguing the case in court over billions between 2 oligarchs.
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £35m
The 777 front for Usmanov argument falls down immediately once you remember Moshiris preferred sale was to MSP. They are likely a front for another party though
777 aren't a front for anyone...and if they where we'd know by now especially considering the dirt that's been dug up on them already.
It's been floated on here a lot...ploppy pants
HalfTimeSayers
Player Valuation: £35m
I recently became aware of the phenomenon whereby ladies put on their socials which table they are at in which bar (Wetherspoons) so that desperate virgins will order drinks to their table remotely. Presumably for a pic of a stubbly armpit masquerading as something else?
Seems very very risky to tell a couple of billion perverts exactly where you are sat, and that you intend to get hammered. Those are the same depths of self-disrespect that Mosh will have to sink to if this lot are just another set of experts making him look a tit.
Seems very very risky to tell a couple of billion perverts exactly where you are sat, and that you intend to get hammered. Those are the same depths of self-disrespect that Mosh will have to sink to if this lot are just another set of experts making him look a tit.
This is desperateAccording to the article below, it's for both wages and the stadium. The amount of debt referenced below is staggering. How can we even hope to make interest payments? Well over half a billion in liabilities. A difficult road lies ahead.
Per the article.
In addition to the £190m that will be owed to 777 Everton also major debts to other investment companies, with £200m owed to Image & Media Rights and £140 to MSP Sports Capital.
777Partners will lend Everton another £30m this month
EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Everton's prospective new owners 777Partners have committed to lending them a further £30million taking their total investment in the club to over £190m.www.dailymail.co.uk
According to the article below, it's for both wages and the stadium. The amount of debt referenced below is staggering. How can we even hope to make interest payments? Well over half a billion in liabilities. A difficult road lies ahead.
Per the article.
In addition to the £190m that will be owed to 777 Everton also major debts to other investment companies, with £200m owed to Image & Media Rights and £140 to MSP Sports Capital.
777Partners will lend Everton another £30m this month
EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Everton's prospective new owners 777Partners have committed to lending them a further £30million taking their total investment in the club to over £190m.
We make 180 mill give or take, 777 have lent 190 mill - they are essentially paying for the stadium.
We really must not be able to find another lender or to put it another way no other lender will touch is.
Borrow money from insurance scavengers who prey on the vulnerable, what could go wrong…….
Hate Moshiri, the hole just gets deeper.
And the Metro Bank loan has a "feel" about it as they are in deep trouble, which may play in our favour but it all reeks.
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