Well in Farhad, rolling in that green now.
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Surely it would have been better for Moshiri just to lend interest free the sum, not borrow from Santander.
Giroud isn`t leaving London mate, in the papers at the weekend.
His missus wants to stay there, regardless of who he plays for.
If things get tight/worse financially and Moshiri is willing to put more money in then expect options being renegotiated and on more favaroable terms to Moshiri than he currently has.
lollollollollollol
It says we have taken a loan for the 13m City owe us for Stones.
But sure, feel free to claim we have maxed out our 60m credit card, something that I doubt we have even touched yet, but hey ho, youve gotta try push dat agenda.
lollollol
We've gone to the significant trouble of borrowing against a future source of income, outstanding monies from the Stones sale, just like we used to when BK borrowed against future TV income.
That's instead of using the Chinese facility put in place last summer that allows us to borrow £60m immediately for things like player aquisition because apparently that remains untouched. Swansea were obviously willing to accept payment for Sygy in chewing gum and sweeties.
By the way I don't have an agenda. I have an opinion. One that I'm perfectly entitled to and I will post up here anytime I like. I also had an opinion that the £100m warchest was largely hype, long before most others, when I saw a club whose transfer behaviour did not correlate with that claim. When I expressed that opinion I was repeatedly called names like bedwetter by those with a child like gullibility easily manipulated by careful media marketing some of whom would go on to cry and moan the great warchest was nothing but smoke and mirrors only a few months later.
We largely spent what we made by selling our players. There's also TV money and a Chinese facility (loan) taken out that simply wouldn't have been required if the £100m warchest had been real.You are indeed correct, the 100m warchest was all lies.
I mean we ended up spending 240m.
Well in the Summer, according to Fraud Toshiri we bid monopoly money for Koubs, we wanted Perez, we bid 30m for Sissoko, in Jan we had interest in Depay, Dafodil, supposedly, smoke and mirrors.
Ive admitted, I drank the kool aid last summer, im an eternal optimist as far as Everton is concerned, always have been, sorry for that, I refuse to believe that things will always be like this, surely at some point, somethings gotta change, somethings gotta "go" for us, so yep, I swallowed everything I was fed last summer.
We largely spent what we made by selling our players. There's also TV money and a Chinese facility (loan) taken out that simply wouldn't have been required if the £100m warchest had been real.
There's never been any credible evidence of the fabled warchest least of all now when we've just borrowed again against future income after arranging a £60m facility just last summer.
You were indeed correct that the warchest was just smoke and mirrors.
We largely spent what we made by selling our players. There's also TV money and a Chinese facility (loan) taken out that simply wouldn't have been required if the £100m warchest had been real.
There's never been any credible evidence of the fabled warchest least of all now when we've just borrowed again against future income after arranging a £60m facility just last summer.
You were indeed correct that the warchest was just smoke and mirrors.
Farhad trying to be one of the boys in his tracky but his hairlines having none of it.
Spent more money than we ever have yet further away from the top of the table pfft.