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No No No what mate?No No No !!!
No No No what mate?No No No !!!
No it won't.It's will be a big job draining this
4m a year
Ahhh I'm on it now. Thanks jinks!No. Council participation is acting as guarantor only. For that they get 4m per year.
This enables the club to access a cheaper pool of finance.
more tiresome pictures of colts stadiumThat's proper taken the wind out of my sails. May as well lock the thread til 2018, there's very little else to see here.
As was advised: it's the Grand National, and we're hacking across the Melling Road on the way to the first fence.
Anyone who thought we were further along than that were seriously misled.
So, the agenda seems to be:
- Vote at full committee meeting at LCC
- If, as expected, successful, head of terms gone over in detail for a few months in conjunction with EFC consulting 'stakeholders' on design and capacity required to determine costs
- planning application sought from LCC
Still sounds a fair way off to me.
But Everton.
Im confused here:
A report will be presented to the council’s cabinet next Friday (31 March) recommending that the City Council progress Heads of Terms to create a new Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) company which will take a lease of the stadium from a funder and, in turn, sub-lease it to the Club.
The recommendation being presented to the council’s cabinet follows months of talks between the Club and the local authority and following advice from independent financial and legal experts who have reviewed Everton’s “robust business case”.
Under the proposed finance structure of the SPV the council will not provide any finance for the new stadium, which is anticipated to cost in excess of £300m and will be fully funded by the Club.
What are the council funding? what are we funding? who owns what? and what is the liability?
Ahhh I'm on it now. Thanks jinks!
So the finance that we can secure with the Council acting as guarantor is worth enough to us to save us over 4 million quid in annual interest payments? That's a fair bit isn't it?
Then again, with our credit ratings with the banks after Kenwright's reign I could envision it.