January transfer window 2024

[Timak]

I have my doubts about those claims of us needing 20 million pound a month to keep the lights on. What’s the source?

And say it was true, and the payments started at the beginning of the season in August and supposedly continue to the end of the season in May. That would suggest that our revenue is 200 million pound below what is required to break even. 10 X 20 = 200 million.

I don’t believe we are in that bad a state, and if we were, absolutely NOBODY would want to buy us, and administration would be an absolute inevitability!

The builders need paying and we don't have the cash in the bank, hence the need for borrowing.

It is all on public record.

 

[MikeH72]

The builders need paying and we don't have the cash in the bank, hence the need for borrowing.

It is all on public record.

Moshiri told us last year that he could fund the stadium himself. What’s changed?

 

[lesbattersby]

Moshiri told us last year that he could fund the stadium himself. What’s changed?

He couldn't be arsed.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

I have my doubts about those claims of us needing 20 million pound a month to keep the lights on. What’s the source?

And say it was true, and the payments started at the beginning of the season in August and supposedly continue to the end of the season in May. That would suggest that our revenue is 200 million pound below what is required to break even. 10 X 20 = 200 million.

I don’t believe we are in that bad a state, and if we were, absolutely NOBODY would want to buy us, and administration would be an absolute inevitability!

Vast majority of it is to pay Laing O’Rourke which is temporary rather than systemic. We’re not in great shape but we’re not losing 240m a year.

 

[Dymak]

The builders need paying and we don't have the cash in the bank, hence the need for borrowing.

It is all on public record.

If this is true, it’s more accurate to say that we are borrowing 20 million pound a month to finish the construction of a new stadium.

This is a bit different to saying Everton require 20 million pound a month to keep the lights on. It would mean the consequence of not borrowing 20 million pound a month would be a delay to building the stadium, and not an inability to pay the players or the gas bill.

And if there is a public record of Everton borrowing 20 million pound a month every single month, this borrowed money is coming from an entity that has expressed their intention to imminently purchase the club. This does make a difference to what we are talking about.

I’m certainly no expert in this world of ‘equity and acquisitions’ or whatever, but I’m pretty sure that the fact that they are due to become our owners in the very near future means their lending should be considered a bit different.

 

[Neiler]

Incredible its 28th Jan and it's the first time I've been in this thread.

Never been so confident that we will do absolutely nothing to help our situation. Danjuma to Lyon and a replacement that Dyche will actually use would be ideal.

More keeping an eye on what the teams round us do.

 

[T LEAFE]

So Leeds apparently wand Godders on loan.
Sound move for us loaning our players out. Reduces wage bill but then we can bring players like Godders and Holgy back into our fold to spearhead our campaign in the Champo next season

 

[BlueStevie35]

So Leeds apparently wand Godders on loan.
Sound move for us loaning our players out. Reduces wage bill but then we can bring players like Godders and Holgy back into our fold to spearhead our campaign in the Champo next season

Please stop with this

 

[T LEAFE]

Please stop with this

I can't it's a term of endearment

 

[Cjplennon]

Moshiri told us last year that he could fund the stadium himself. What’s changed?

Could and will are 2 things at the opposite end of the spectrum. Im sure hes trying to back out of this whole Everton thing with as much capital in his pocket as possible.

 

[stretford blue]

If we’re able to sign anyone I want hungry Championship players more than PL flops looking for a revival.

Prices for championship players are way outside of our budget Blackburn apparently turned down 18m for Wharton

 

[matty1878]

So Leeds apparently wand Godders on loan.
Sound move for us loaning our players out. Reduces wage bill but then we can bring players like Godders and Holgy back into our fold to spearhead our campaign in the Champo next season

you mates with them bro?

 

[matty1878]

If this is true, it’s more accurate to say that we are borrowing 20 million pound a month to finish the construction of a new stadium.

This is a bit different to saying Everton require 20 million pound a month to keep the lights on. It would mean the consequence of not borrowing 20 million pound a month would be a delay to building the stadium, and not an inability to pay the players or the gas bill.

And if there is a public record of Everton borrowing 20 million pound a month every single month, this borrowed money is coming from an entity that has expressed their intention to imminently purchase the club. This does make a difference to what we are talking about.

I’m certainly no expert in this world of ‘equity and acquisitions’ or whatever, but I’m pretty sure that the fact that they are due to become our owners in the very near future means their lending should be considered a bit different.

either way they're lending for both the ground and to keep the milk in the fridge

plus paying mosh so dunno what’s going on

 

[T LEAFE]

you mates with them bro?

They are all my matesesy

 

[chippy1722]

Moshiri, as the owner, can cover our bills. He’s choosing not to and is landing the football club with a mountain of debt instead.

I don’t blame him for not doing it, he’s spent stupid money and been hounded out the club. Why would you keep putting more in.