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i do tend to forget
Shevin Keedy
Player Valuation: £35m
Isn't that the problem though? I imagine this clown would bite your hand off for a sale but who's buying?
BeardedScotsman
Player Valuation: £500k
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
I'd be satisfied if he was under it, or has already had his ashes scattered in the Mersey by then. Hopefully a sudden gust of wind carries them to his real spiritual home just across of Stanley Park.
Noisy noise annoys
Player Valuation: £70m
WHen it is raining do you telling everyone in the street it is raining?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
if they’re was a raining thread
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Moshiri wanted an external loan and he's still getting that. So what's the big deal? MSP owning part of us would just present another hurdle for a potential proper takeover so I'd thought you'd be pleased. I never bought into a couple of Americans on the board were going to sort us out, we just need to finish the stadium and then we can be sold to investors who will hopefully put their hands in their pockets.
Nothing is particularly good, nothing is at the point of no return either. If we had won the two games everyone would have been happy as Larry. Let's get to at least 6-8 games to see a true direction before we fall apart.
Martin Alvito
Player Valuation: £50m
This reads to me as the lender deciding to force Moshiri's hand, and make him realize the haircut on his nonexistent equity that would result from a full sale of the club at present market value. The points deduction from administration just makes matters worse for him, so he has to sell if he knows they'll block anything. The lender, by contrast, looks like they're in a position where they get paid in full regardless of whether we go into administration, so they don't care.
If Moshiri tied his own hands by signing a contract that gives a third party veto power over external funding, in return for cash now, he has no one to blame but himself. It smacks of poor negotiating skills, and isn't that what we've been saying about both Kenwright and Moshiri for some time now?
If Moshiri tied his own hands by signing a contract that gives a third party veto power over external funding, in return for cash now, he has no one to blame but himself. It smacks of poor negotiating skills, and isn't that what we've been saying about both Kenwright and Moshiri for some time now?
It's a distressed asset where the sticking point in any negotiation will always be how much of a bath Moshiri takes. It doesn't appeal to glory hounds, so that premium isn't available. Moshiri would want to be made whole, and the club just isn't worth that. He has played for time, and it appears to me that time is up.
sorry but the teams utter pants.
if all this is true being relegated just magnifies it
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