777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[Moomin]

Yes, which is why the PL is making these stipulations that 777 doesn't seem to be able to fund.

Think with it being in the public domain 777 might hope that they can attract more investors but given they are getting sued by numerous companies they will be getting swerved.

 

[ForeverEverton]

Think with it being in the public domain 777 might hope that they can attract more investors but given they are getting sued by numerous companies they will be getting swerved.

I don`t think any serious investor with that sort of money will put it in to 777 with the court cases and negative press they attract.

 

[windymiller]

It’s all sounding a bit Vibrac.

Aren't R&M just a reincarnation of Vibrac? I'm sure someone said that it was essentially the same mob.

 

[toffeeblue9]

Aren't R&M just a reincarnation of Vibrac? I'm sure someone said that it was essentially the same mob.

Yes

 

[Efcjake]

I mean no disrespect as they're trying at least - but when was the last time that the FAB actually got an actual response from the club over the last year? or from anyone for that matter? CMS maybe?

Probably the last Christmas card they got off Bill

 

[Zatara]

@Zatara mate, can you read that while you have sex and tell me it doesnt make you miserable.

It appears as though 777 would need to commit to getting us clear of several loans and putting us back to being a viable business operation.

Meanwhile im far too busy with work to consider having sex even if Eva Mendes took a night away from Ryan Gosling.

 

[kev]

Meanwhile im far too busy with work to consider having sex even if Eva Mendes took a night away from Ryan Gosling.

What makes you think you are Ryan Goslings type?

 

[Zatara]

What makes you think you are Ryan Goslings type?

Opposites attract

 

[PKwalnuts]

@AndyC looking back do you think the fans should have campaigned harder, protested more robustly and disruptive to get the point across that enough was enough?

Would it have helped at least then to prevent some of the situation we are in now?

I remember at the time, you were a big advocate of not going too far.

 

[Rogers Antony]

Liege have borrowed money from Fellaini and not repaid it. They owe him three million euros.

777 borrowed money from Marouane Fellaini, €3million that they borrowed from him a year ago AND if they don’t pay the payment to Bruno Venanzi (former owner of S Liege) by the end of Apr, they lose control of the club.

 

[AndyC]

@AndyC looking back do you think the fans should have campaigned harder, protested more robustly and disruptive to get the point across that enough was enough?

Would it have helped at least then to prevent some of the situation we are in now?

I remember at the time, you were a big advocate of not going too far.

I was an advocate of things not getting out of hand eg violent and potentially bringing the club and the fan base in general into disrepute.

As far as whether we should have campaigned harder and more robustly, yes probably.

What I most definitely wished for and still do is that more of the fan base had bothered to participate... the initial protest at Goodison saw probably only about 100 fans bother to turn up and voice discontent... and despite many more taking part in the marches up Spellow Lane, at the risk of alienating some Blues, it was extremely disappointing and saddening to see other Blues laughing at and ridiculing the marches as we passed by on Goodison Road.

Taking part was never compulsory and having a genuine reason not to is/was fine... but, being laughed at and ridiculed and having people comment in a derogatory manner on social media was unfair towards Blues prepared to protest with passion and especially in a well-behaved manner.

 

[PKwalnuts]

I was an advocate of things not getting out of hand eg violent and potentially becoming the club and the fan base in general into disrepute.

As far as whether we should have campaigned harder and more robustly, yes probably.

What I most definitely wished for and still do is that more of the fan base had bothered to participate... the initial protest at Goodison saw probably only about 100 fans bother to turn up and voice discontent... and despite many more taking part in the marches up Spellow Lane, at the risk of alienating some Blues, it was extremely disappointing and saddening to see other Blues laughing at and ridiculing the marches as we passed by on Goodison Road.

Taking part was never compulsory and having a genuine reason not to is/was fine... but, being laughed at and ridiculed and having people comment in a derogatory manner on social media was unfair towards Blues prepared to protest with passion and especially in a well-behaved manner.

Fair enough points well made

 

[Bebeto]

777 borrowed money from Marouane Fellaini, €3million that they borrowed from him a year ago AND if they don’t pay the payment to Bruno Venanzi (former owner of S Liege) by the end of Apr, they lose control of the club.

I don't believe that they borrowed money from fellaini...fellaini gave standard a loan of 3 millions 4 years ago to the previous owner of the club.

 

[AndyC]

Fair enough points well made

Furthermore, and it's perhaps rather apt to mention it... at the time of the initial protests and the subsequent marches... whilst there was very definitely antipathy towards the way the club was/is owned and run by the then BoD, there was more - in my opinion - anger and frustration that persons within the club had actually colluded to create and publicise claims AGAINST the fan base that were categorically refuted and unproven.

Headlockgate set the club against the fans not the fans against the club... and the fans proved that in the most steadfast support for the team, to help the fight to stave off relegation.

Now, we have a third consecutive season of fighting the threat of relegation and if that's not enough of a fight for the team and fans, we have a chaotic takeover bid floundering, an absentee owner demonstrating what could be considered as dereliction of his duty as a director of the club, and a club that has graced the top flight of English football for more seasons than any other on a very real precipice of administration that would almost certainly see relegation become nigh on impossible to prevent... barring some on-field miracles that we rarely seem to enjoy.

 

[matty1878]

Furthermore, and it's perhaps rather apt to mention it... at the time of the initial protests and the subsequent marches... whilst there was very definitely antipathy towards the way the club was/is owned and run by the then BoD, there was more - in my opinion - anger and frustration that persons within the club had actually colluded to create and publicise claims AGAINST the fan base that were categorically refuted and unproven.

Headlockgate set the club against the fans not the fans against the club... and the fans proved that in the most steadfast support for the team, to help the fight to stave off relegation.

Now, we have a third consecutive season of fighting the threat of relegation and if that's not enough of a fight for the team and fans, we have a chaotic takeover bid floundering, an absentee owner demonstrating what could be considered as dereliction of his duty as a director of the club, and a club that has graced the top flight of English football for more seasons than any other on a very real precipice of administration that would almost certainly see relegation become nigh on impossible to prevent... barring some on-field miracles that we rarely seem to enjoy.

and this club due to all the problems and would never come back