777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[MisterJ]

Is the 5 years how long before they expect the takeover to be approved?

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

Didn’t they spell Vasco Da Gama wrong and say they were from Spain in one of their own documents last week? Sounds like just the sort of professional operators we are crying out for.

 

[Blue peter]

I appreciate that 777 are not the sort of cowboy owners we want or need, but I do like the look of a multi club model wheere we are at the top of the pyramid. This would enable us to tap into a pool of players which otherwise we may not have looked at and we may get value out of the transfers…..if this happens and we can sell at a profit then we become far more sustainable.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I appreciate that 777 are not the sort of cowboy owners we want or need, but I do like the look of a multi club model wheere we are at the top of the pyramid. This would enable us to tap into a pool of players which otherwise we may not have looked at and we may get value out of the transfers…..if this happens and we can sell at a profit then we become far more sustainable.

Any transfer or loan has to reflect true market value.

 

[Market trader]

I appreciate that 777 are not the sort of cowboy owners we want or need, but I do like the look of a multi club model wheere we are at the top of the pyramid. This would enable us to tap into a pool of players which otherwise we may not have looked at and we may get value out of the transfers…..if this happens and we can sell at a profit then we become far more sustainable.

And any profit might not stay local with Everton but go to 777 to use as they wish.

 

[mccole]

I've said it previously but having a multi-club model would be amazing for us if we sat on the top of the pyramid but 777 are the worst owners in the terms of financial management which will be littered with previous posts on borrowing Peter to pay Paul.

And if we stay in the Premier League, that means we are the top tier of revenue who will just soak up all their investments

 

[Yorkiebars89]

And any profit might not stay local with Everton but go to 777 to use as they wish.

We would be the biggest club they own outright so you'd think they would put the money back in. Obviously hazarding a guess at that but from that article it seems they buy cheap sell for profit and reinvest and try building from there that's what I took from it anyway

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

We would be the biggest club they own outright so you'd think they would put the money back in. Obviously hazarding a guess at that but from that article it seems they buy cheap sell for profit and reinvest and try building from there that's what I took from it anyway

What money are they putting back in by the way ?

 

[Blue peter]

Any transfer or loan has to reflect true market value.

Does that apply to loans as well?

 

[Blue peter]

And any profit might not stay local with Everton but go to 777 to use as they wish.

Agreed, I don’t want 777 but that would also apply to any multi club ownership model…not just 777.

 

[pfim]

I appreciate that 777 are not the sort of cowboy owners we want or need, but I do like the look of a multi club model wheere we are at the top of the pyramid. This would enable us to tap into a pool of players which otherwise we may not have looked at and we may get value out of the transfers…..if this happens and we can sell at a profit then we become far more sustainable.

As stated the deals must reflect market value, especially with PSR/FFP. Loan deals are more likely to flow downward, not up.

I'm not saying the multi club model isn't useful, but these clubs won't be farm clubs for Everton.

The value of the model is less tangible, it's shared resources, scouting, coaching etc.

 

[Yorkiebars89]

What money are they putting back in by the way ?

From the sales of players I would think mate.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

And any profit might not stay local with Everton but go to 777 to use as they wish.

Sure I’ve heard this word “profit” before…what is that again?

 

[allen]

Sure I’ve heard this word “profit” before…what is that again?

I know it mainly as the first word of 'Profit and Sustainability Rules.'

 

[Frenk]

Agreed, I don’t want 777 but that would also apply to any multi club ownership model…not just 777.

While I don’t want 777 I believe their model is that clubs become self sustaining. But hey we are not exactly profit driven anyway so…