New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

[Exeter_Gently]

Who told you that?

Never you mind.

 

[Zatara]

Never you mind.

If we sign those on loan; Grealish, George and of course we are obligated to sign Rohl.

That would knock £120mil straight in half.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

If we sign those on loan; Grealish, George and of course we are obligated to sign Rohl.

That would knock £120mil straight in half.

I don't think we'll sign George for what it's worth.

 

[Zatara]

I don't think we'll sign George for what it's worth.

Would be good if we'd actually move quickly this window on sales and signings.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

@Zatara How much is Rohl's obligation?

 

[TheBigMan]

Never you mind.

Is it a reliable source?

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Is it a reliable source?

It is mate.

Was told it in Feb by the same person who passes me bits.

What people do it with is up to them

 

[Zatara]

@Zatara How much is Rohl's obligation?

£18mil.

Think George would be £20-22mil

 

[Modern07]

Don’t think TFG / Auberge owned the site though did they? Auberge operated it and will continue to do so after this foreclosure and buy out.
They do something similar with a new hotel in London that they operate.
Seems their model is often to just operate and brand these properties while they are actually owned by a separate entity

It was owned by SRGA Resorts

Luxury Bay Area Resort Purchased for $195M in Foreclosure Auction - San Francisco Today

Stanly Ranch, a luxurious resort that opened in Napa Valley in 2022, has been purchased by Blackstone Inc. at a foreclosure auction for $195 million. The previous owners, SRGA Resort LP, had defaulted on a $230 million construction loan to build the 700-acre property. Auberge Resorts will...

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It’s not clear who the money is behind that special purpose entity as it’s not publicly available information, however friedkin group have been involved in that property from the start, so it’s hard to believe it’s not at least partly owned

Whoever owns it took a real haircut on the investment that’s for sure

 

[PeregrineT]

120 mil available in the summer.

I mean it makes sense...running the number on our new SCR rules we have plenty of room if they are anticipating 250-260m in league revenue. Imsure they arent anticipating any revenue from europe yet

 

[Seathestars]

Would be good if we'd actually move quickly this window on sales and signings.

Yeah, would make a refreshing change instead of waiting until the last minute.

 

[Bedfordblue]

It was owned by SRGA Resorts

Luxury Bay Area Resort Purchased for $195M in Foreclosure Auction - San Francisco Today

Stanly Ranch, a luxurious resort that opened in Napa Valley in 2022, has been purchased by Blackstone Inc. at a foreclosure auction for $195 million. The previous owners, SRGA Resort LP, had defaulted on a $230 million construction loan to build the 700-acre property. Auberge Resorts will...

nationaltoday.com

It’s not clear who the money is behind that special purpose entity as it’s not publicly available information, however friedkin group have been involved in that property from the start, so it’s hard to believe it’s not at least partly owned

Whoever owns it took a real haircut on the investment that’s for sure

Looks like that SPV seems to be ultimately controlled by an outfit called Mandrake Capital led by Benjamin Haefele but as you say it’s just an investment vehicle, the principle backer seems to be Jamie Dinan / York Capital Management.

 

[kithnou]

If we sign those on loan; Grealish, George and of course we are obligated to sign Rohl.

That would knock £120mil straight in half.

George and Rohl in all likelihood won't be here next season, unless we somehow make Europe and need squad players

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

George and Rohl in all likelihood won't be here next season, unless we somehow make Europe and need squad players

We are obliged to purchase Rohl so yes he will be.

 

[kithnou]

We are obliged to purchase Rohl so yes he will be.

I'll take that bet with you mate. If Moyes doesn't want him, he'll be off somewhere.