NorthernBlue
Player Valuation: £30m
My senses tell me we have another bad lot here
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Three games at Goodison in the next 10 days or so. If we win them all he stays for a little while longer, if we lose tonight he's gone, if we win tonight but fail to to win both of the home league games he's gone.
NorthernBlue
Player Valuation: £30m
That would be an amazingly bad strategy. A whole transfer window gone. Two games down the pan. No new players.
This is what we’ve done the last 2 times we’ve sacked a failing manager. Twiddled our thumbs, wasted the January window, brought no one in.
NorthernBlue
Player Valuation: £30m
It’s the same rotten infrastructure from what I can see. If you were these people you’d bowl in and kick down doors. God knows this club needs it. What could they honestly be assessing? We are horrendous everywhere.
Allegedly an announcement this morning. Believe that when I see it.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
Have we ever sacked a manager on a match day?
Noble Savage
Player Valuation: £20m
Fast acting owners. How unique. I wonder if it will ever catch on.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
They’ve literally just restructured the club’s entire finances taking our debt interest payments down from 1 mill a week to probably less than half that. This will create more room for us every single window for transfers.
That’s a pretty big benefit to immediately deliver.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Probably "Games Postponed"
chazzle_dazzle
Player Valuation: £35m
Is this good?
chazzle_dazzle
Player Valuation: £35m
No idea, but thats in addition to the previous tweet from Kieran
Things moving it seems
buededw1
Player Valuation: £15m
When a parent company like Roundhouse Capital secures additional funding from shareholders (£289 million in this case) and issues new shares (684 million), it is typically part of a strategic financial manoeuvre. Here’s why this might happen:
1. Debt-to-Equity Conversion
The funds raised could be used to convert existing debt into equity. This improves the balance sheet by reducing liabilities and increasing equity, which strengthens the club’s financial position.
Debt-to-equity conversions also help comply with financial regulations, such as those set by the Premier League regarding the ratio of debt to equity.
2. Financial Restructuring
Issuing new shares provides a way to bring in fresh investment, either to:
Inject much-needed working capital into the club for operational costs, transfer market activities, or infrastructure projects (e.g., the ongoing construction of Everton’s new stadium).
Replace high-interest debt with equity, reducing the financial burden on the club.
3. Compliance with Regulations
The Premier League has tightened rules regarding shareholder loans and financial stability. Raising funds through equity rather than loans helps Everton align with these rules. (Didn’t the forest chairman recently do this too?)
4. Stadium Completion and Strategic Investment
Everton’s new stadium represents a significant financial outlay. The additional funds and equity raised could be directed towards completing this project.
Funds could also be allocated for long-term strategies like enhancing the squad, academy, or commercial operations.
Positive in my view
1. Debt-to-Equity Conversion
The funds raised could be used to convert existing debt into equity. This improves the balance sheet by reducing liabilities and increasing equity, which strengthens the club’s financial position.
Debt-to-equity conversions also help comply with financial regulations, such as those set by the Premier League regarding the ratio of debt to equity.
2. Financial Restructuring
Issuing new shares provides a way to bring in fresh investment, either to:
Inject much-needed working capital into the club for operational costs, transfer market activities, or infrastructure projects (e.g., the ongoing construction of Everton’s new stadium).
Replace high-interest debt with equity, reducing the financial burden on the club.
3. Compliance with Regulations
The Premier League has tightened rules regarding shareholder loans and financial stability. Raising funds through equity rather than loans helps Everton align with these rules. (Didn’t the forest chairman recently do this too?)
4. Stadium Completion and Strategic Investment
Everton’s new stadium represents a significant financial outlay. The additional funds and equity raised could be directed towards completing this project.
Funds could also be allocated for long-term strategies like enhancing the squad, academy, or commercial operations.
Positive in my view
Have seen a whatts app doing the rounds that hes gone but assuming this is the usual twitter nonsense.