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and i’m not?
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
I believe blessed was also in the messages. Just passing on what I've heard.Just what's been P.M'd to me, the words generous, adventurous and athletic were also bandied about!?
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
Im told you're not even in his league Matthew.
Some things you just gotta accept defeat in bro.
And "humble", I've hacked into his PM's to see that (and many other things
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Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Crack out the pornographic playing cards time?
scratchnsurf
Player Valuation: £40m
If ever a thread needed a moderator, it's this one.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
I like to think you've just got very polite friends and family who are being diplomatic about your hat choices.
ForeverEverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Dont the Qataris own PSG, would they want to bring another club on to rival them? They also own Malaga if my memory serves me correctly...
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
Why are they moving us to France?
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
From everything I've read and heard via podcasts etc, Moshiri seems to be looking for up to £500m for his equity. To cover that + stadium + projected losses + external debts + transfers (limited) the figures range from £1 billion to £1.2 billion.
Any independent valuation of the football club alone seems to put it between the £350m - £400m range.
I don't see how Moshiri can sell without accepting a loss to a certain degree and that may be in the hands of Usmanov to dictate. There must surely be a large part of this based on cutting losses rather than the ambition of breaking even or better. That doesn't seem feasible.
It's why the idea of Moshiri retaining a minority interest until the stadium is completed, 10% is mooted, makes sense, to bridge the gap somewhat between what he has put in and the commercial value of the football club to a buyer.
There was an insightful section on the stadium on Esks podcast yesterday. He was of the view that stadium funding could not be secured through normal channels due to lack of market confidence in the clubs business management.
I think it's incredulous to expect an owner to finance a build beyond some arbitrary initial contribution. Surely under new ownership with the build well underway, we could secure a 25-30 year loan and not have this as a noose around the new owners neck. It shouldn't be difficult to secure funding and that's where talks about this seem to have moved on, logically, to a discussion about outright takeover.
Take the stadium out of the equation in these terms and with Moshiri either accepting a minority stake or some degree of realism in what the buyer will pay, and there is clear landing space for a deal.
We have been run at best to stagnate, at worst to progressively decline for 30 years and more and the entire time span of the Premier League. There is vast scope for ROI under an owner and executive team that are even half clued up in how to run a football club as a business.
Any independent valuation of the football club alone seems to put it between the £350m - £400m range.
I don't see how Moshiri can sell without accepting a loss to a certain degree and that may be in the hands of Usmanov to dictate. There must surely be a large part of this based on cutting losses rather than the ambition of breaking even or better. That doesn't seem feasible.
It's why the idea of Moshiri retaining a minority interest until the stadium is completed, 10% is mooted, makes sense, to bridge the gap somewhat between what he has put in and the commercial value of the football club to a buyer.
There was an insightful section on the stadium on Esks podcast yesterday. He was of the view that stadium funding could not be secured through normal channels due to lack of market confidence in the clubs business management.
I think it's incredulous to expect an owner to finance a build beyond some arbitrary initial contribution. Surely under new ownership with the build well underway, we could secure a 25-30 year loan and not have this as a noose around the new owners neck. It shouldn't be difficult to secure funding and that's where talks about this seem to have moved on, logically, to a discussion about outright takeover.
Take the stadium out of the equation in these terms and with Moshiri either accepting a minority stake or some degree of realism in what the buyer will pay, and there is clear landing space for a deal.
We have been run at best to stagnate, at worst to progressively decline for 30 years and more and the entire time span of the Premier League. There is vast scope for ROI under an owner and executive team that are even half clued up in how to run a football club as a business.
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How "Everton, that" would it be to have Qatar try to buy us only to be turned down by the Premier League bs owners test? You know, the country that the global governing body of football said was fine to host a World Cup?
No.
Reckon you two should duke it out, all oiled up.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Trump you say…Make Everton Great Again……..
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