Spot on if so.
I am going to assume we will have an identifiable home end like Spurs which will be good and if you add in proximity to the pitch the rest for me doesn’t really matter and will be an added bonus.
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I am going to assume we will have an identifiable home end like Spurs which will be good and if you add in proximity to the pitch the rest for me doesn’t really matter and will be an added bonus.
onlyme
Player Valuation: £10m
I honestly don't believe Moshiri would sanction such wasteful spending without the financial backing of his business partner regardless of the USM sponsorship deals. Of course like everyone else I have no evidence and nor do I claim to, just a hunch.
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
If he had any backing from Usmanov, the FA would be down on us like a ton of bricks.
CRIMHEAD
Player Valuation: £40m
Like the USM Finch Farm deal?
Usmanov is going to give us the cashola, just in that way. The stadium with be USM something or rather. And he will pay crazy money for naming rights just to further his brand. The FA can't do much about that.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
If Usmanov has any traction with the buildling of the new stadium, he will have had a word in Moshiris ear by now, to put a curb on such wasteful transfer spending.
Just like the team, things need to shape up on the financial front, we need our house in order before moving to a new one.
Just like the team, things need to shape up on the financial front, we need our house in order before moving to a new one.
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
That was a naming sponsorship arrangement. There was no direct funding to Mosh or the club to help with the stadium or buying players. As for naming the stadium that will not bring in hundreds of millions.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
An absolute midden the club's become: owners who have investigative reporters on their case; council chiefs the club are relying on being questioned by the police; a manager who's another bung away from a new crisis.
They say Everton have lost its identity. Well, we're in danger of acquiring a new one for all the wrong reasons.
onlyme
Player Valuation: £10m
There's nothing the FA or indeed the premier league can do about Usmanov remaining in the background until he sells his Arsenal shares but in the interim period Moshiri will obviously be aware of his long term intentions.
toffee-boy
Player Valuation: £15m
It cost £700m to build .. so really we are looking at 400m after the council pay out (i know this is all pie in the sky)
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
£700m a couple of years ago equates to £1bn in todays market I bet.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
And we are looking at it being built in about 4 years so it will inflate even more.
Dabluez
Player Valuation: £750k
UEFA can though any sponsorship or naming rights deals have to meet their 'fair value criteria'.
Look at what happened to City.
Manchester City have reluctantly accepted a conditional £49m fine and restrictions on their European squad and incoming transfers under Uefa's new financial fair play regime.
City have argued that, despite combined losses of over £150m during the two seasons under consideration (2011-12 and 2012-13), they deserved to pass Uefa's financial test. They said that there had been "a fundamental disagreement" about how the regulations regarding players bought before June 2010 should be interpreted.
The FFP rules allowed for wages on contracts signed before that date to be discounted but only for the season 2011-12.
Uefa also had concerns over the value of their £350m sponsorship with Etihad and deals that raised £47m from image rights and intellectual property in 2012-13. It hoped that by combining sporting sanctions with a financial penalty it would hit affected clubs on the pitch as well as in the pocket.
The other clubs, who accepted lesser sanctions, were Galatasaray, Trabzonspor and Bursaspor from Turkey, the Russian sides Zenit St Petersburg, Anzhi Makhachkala and Rubin Kazan, and Levski Sofia from Bulgaria.
If and it is a big 'if' Moshiri or Usmanov for that matter wanted to pump money into Everton then the only way they could do it is to pay for the ground themselves and then let Everton benefit from the increased revenue. That is allowed under FFP. However it seems that isn't the way things are panning out and that the money will be lent from the City council and paid back by the Club.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Iconic stadium down there at that site: £600M is a conservative guess at final cost. Look at what the going rate is for top stadia in this country now.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
This ongoing Police investigation won’t play well. There are now calls for the Government to put a supervisory body in charge of the council as they are missing key personnel due to investigations and sick leave. I hope we have a back up financing plan.........
“Calls have been made for the Tory Government to intervene in the running of Liverpool council following recent events.
Former council leader and Liberal Democrat Lord Mike Storey has written to the Department of Local Government claiming the situation inside the authority is at “such a low level” that the government needs to intervene.
He has asked for the same sort of supervisory committee that was brought in at Birmingham Council last year after its chief executive was sacked amid claims of chaos.”
“Calls have been made for the Tory Government to intervene in the running of Liverpool council following recent events.
Former council leader and Liberal Democrat Lord Mike Storey has written to the Department of Local Government claiming the situation inside the authority is at “such a low level” that the government needs to intervene.
He has asked for the same sort of supervisory committee that was brought in at Birmingham Council last year after its chief executive was sacked amid claims of chaos.”