I think we have been over this one - and a few made very good points. Can't remember who!?! Moshiri has stacks of cash, if administration is worse for him why would he choose to go this route. The choices are all his to make.
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Doubt it’s in their interest or legal right to call it in earlier than the original agreement - but it’s not beyond the realms of possibility.
These firms are tasked with making money. They’re generally not perturbed with who/what gets in the way of that.
Come of it, this is terrible news
Moshiri should be paying it off because it’s a debt he created.
It is. You can't just call in a loan unless the loan contract says you can under the terms and conditions
Could it be a negotiation tactic?
so what now? this all on that scum bag moshiri
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £60m
One can dream.
But it may just be a coincidence them withdrawing from Roma talks.
I do not see them reentering talks unless the A-Cap mess gets sorted.
malcson
Player Valuation: £10m
It is widely known that 777 had lent us £200 million. I would have thought any new owner would have been looking to pay off that debt (Friedkin paid the £158 to MSP) could someone explain what makes the £200 million owed to 777/A-Cap so toxic as to scupper the deal? Is it the fear that that legal authorities may view whoever pays that debt off as being embroiled in some form of money laundering?
why they are billionaires?
Streetender1878
Player Valuation: £2.5m
They never use their own money. All moshiri is interested in is loans from anywhere to pay for the stadium while he sits on his massive bank balance. Seems like he has succeeded.
Agreed.
It has that 777 mess however. Serious questions need asking about it to Moshiri.
No doubt he'll be uncontactable for the foreseeable however
Cake
Player Valuation: £1m
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I have no inside scoop here - but as I said, that’s not beyond the realms of possibility. The original agreement was with 777 after all.