No he won't, because the club won't be an EFC asset until the loan is fully repaid in 40 years timeHow do you work that out? He gains the value as soon as soon as the stadium is built.
No he won't, because the club won't be an EFC asset until the loan is fully repaid in 40 years timeHow do you work that out? He gains the value as soon as soon as the stadium is built.
Surely the £4m a year that the council will get will benefit us as well, with the ground being given the go ahead they will be providing better roads and access links and all of the other stuff that will go ahead with such a sizeable project.
So essentially after 40 years we wont own the ground, we have an option to lease it again from the stadium owner - the funder.
We wont own our own ground, how is everyone with that its quite a significant headline?
Isnt that very similar to the model Coventry went down and were homeless.
No he won't, because the club won't be an EFC asset until the loan is fully repaid in 40 years time
Everton do
With a huge chunk paid to the lender and £4.4 Million paid to the council
Well Morshiri knows what he's doing that's why he's the successful business man.I've just looked at that Mayoral recommendation pdf laying out the terms of EFC involvement.
On first reading that looks horrendous on finances we have to put forward and the lack of control and ownership we have over the site. I;d have to be persuaded a hell of a lot to support this. It'll be sold as a good move to free up cash for squad investment etc, but if w're to be tenants paying inflation linked payments for 40 years it looks and sounds terrible.
Is it £4.4m per year we are paying LCC just for being guarantor.
Yes precisely, not sure the fuss people are making on this is justified in any way.After 40 years, we will own it. The lease is just paperwork, and it says we have the option to take it - which we would. Perfectly standard.
Is it £4.4m per year we are paying LCC just for being guarantor.
It appears in reading Efcjake's post that the entity that provides the financing will be the owner, then that entity will lease it to the SPV who will then sublease it to Everton, and a portion of the 4M annual payment will payback the amount borrowed over the 40 years.
Yes - £4m a year to LCC, £10m a year to the lenders. Total only £14m a year!