New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

[CielosGrises]

As much as I would love to keep Branthwaite, I’d be questioning his ambition if he’s here in 18 months.

That's fine if we get a good fee - just thinking on this season for now.

 

[Groucho]

they aren’t known for letting stuff leak

Should have always been the case.

 

[Groucho]

As I’ve said these are more likely to be strategically placed US/UK Deep State plants to further embed US interests over here.

Sorry, what?

 

[Goat]

Sorry, what?

CHEMTRAILS

 

[Groucho]

CHEMTRAILS

So I did read it right.......

 

[Goat]

So I did read it right.......

You just dont get it, stop being a SHEEPLE.

 

[Lobworm]

As much as I would love to keep Branthwaite, I’d be questioning his ambition if he’s here in 18 months.

Christ.

 

[Neiler]

 

[CielosGrises]

Probably need some new lawnmowers by now.

We still have to fit the stadium out too ?

 

[YoboCopter]

Surely all them 50 quids they give the staff would of payed dyche out

TFG OUT

 

[blueblood]

Effectively a mortgage from a recognised, respected bank. Makes a pleasant change from the loan sharks we've been doing deals with for the past few years.

 

[Zatara]

As a last resort the Roma relationship might have to come into play but that has to be managed very delicately. They should certainly be looking at it with the situation we're in.

It would only work for players not getting enough of a look in at each club that might be able to offer something to the other.

Wonder would Lorenzo Pellegrini be considered for example, or Bryan Cristante? Both are having poor seasons but Pellegrini in particular might be able to offer us some creativity and goal threat. He seems to be suffering under the weight of expectation there and I don't think there would be a huge uproar if he went on loan.

Enzo Le Fee

 

[Bedfordblue]

Would love to know how much that is for. I suspect it’s every cent they’ve ‘spent’ on buying and clearing the other debts, ie mortgaged the club & stadium to the absolute hilt.
Not necessarily a bad move, but equally protects them from failure through defaulting, and not as benevolent as a multi-billionaire appearing to put a load of dough in to the club either.
Borderline a leveraged buy out, after the event.

 

[jazzy]

Would love to know how much that is for. I suspect it’s every cent they’ve ‘spent’ on buying and clearing the other debts, ie mortgaged the club & stadium to the absolute hilt.
Not necessarily a bad move, but equally protects them from failure through defaulting, and not as benevolent as a multi-billionaire appearing to put a load of dough in to the club either.
Borderline a leveraged buy out, after the event.

And are you surprised? I'm not

 

[CielosGrises]

Would love to know how much that is for. I suspect it’s every cent they’ve ‘spent’ on buying and clearing the other debts, ie mortgaged the club & stadium to the absolute hilt.
Not necessarily a bad move, but equally protects them from failure through defaulting, and not as benevolent as a multi-billionaire appearing to put a load of dough in to the club either.
Borderline a leveraged buy out, after the event.

When push comes to shove - the thing that matters is the interest payments being covered by the club . Assume these are better than rights media etc.