But you’re not a scout Zat
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
But you’re not a scout Zat
He`s also not allowed near Boy Scouts either.
They want these players good enough to be sold to the premier league at a huge profit.
Boss_Rarkley
Player Valuation: £8m
Think its fair to say that Marco Silva's performances at EFC will be make or break for Moshiri with the fanbase.
And we still manage to fook it up most of the time.
meagher94
Player Valuation: £35m
Nah, he’ll just sack him and hire another one.
The stadium actually getting built is what’ll be make or break for Moshiri.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Correct. Many argue that's the only reason he is here anyway.
Boss_Rarkley
Player Valuation: £8m
Not sure tbh, the stadium is 4 seasons away at the earliest, with the season we've just had and the Alladyce appointment I could certainly see Goodison going toxic if we have another disaster season especially with the RS seemingly getting their crap together.
Wouldn’t be surprised to see a rights issue this summer if we are to have any significant transfer funds.
May the vaults pull your keks down and reveal likely staining! lol
Yeah if ya a pyar boring doom monger.
The Esk says...
In the past we have made use of debt, but in the lead up to an expensive stadium move, it should be assumed that any debt facilities the club can negotiate for itself would be reserved for the stadium and the obvious working capital requirements in the build phase.
The final and third option is for Mr Moshiri to put more money into the club to fund transfers. As is very well known he has already injected £150 million into the club without security of a repayment schedule.
It’s also certain that he will have to put cash into the club for Bramley Moore. Using the figure quoted by Bill Kenwright at the AGM of a total cost of £500 million, with funding of £280 million via Liverpool City Council, there’s still another £220 million to find.
If transfer funds, his existing investment and the likely contribution required for Bramley Moore are added up, we arrive at an eye-watering figure of perhaps £450 million.
Thus, we might be looking at an issue of shares worth £225 million in the near term with another similar raise in a couple of years after the Council funding is spent on Bramley Moore.
Using these figures this would convert his existing investment of £150 million into shares and provide £75 million of funding for transfers.
There are of course, many variables, and I’m just suggesting one scenario. Based on the above, a valuation of the club at £350 million (£10,000 a share) would see the number of shares rise from 35,000 to 57,500.
It’s possible (even probable) that Kenwright, Woods and Abercrombie would sell their shareholding as per the options agreement giving Moshiri a total of 25,746 (73.56%) before the rights issue