TraffordBlue
Player Valuation: £30m
Looks like progress is being made (albeit slower than we'd like) and we should see some more positive news in 2018.
Stan Lee Park
Player Valuation: £20m
The question marks on finance all seem to come from the highly qualified accountants who post on this forum.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
It won't fail, the plans will be altered if we can't raise the full funds. If we are nearing a deal with LCC for around 300 million then the bulk has already been found.
I'll believe this is going to happen only when it's built and I'm sitting in it
Everton has taught me to think in no other terms over the past two decades
Everton has taught me to think in no other terms over the past two decades
Mikeonlythebestwilldo
Player Valuation: £20m
Remember mikey witch doctors have been involved in everton affairs lol
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Just heard Elstone in the radio saying we need designs by Spring to early summer.
Hopefully by the end of the season we should be seeing something.
Am I right in assuming that the council will be funding 2/3 of the stadium, but ultimately we will need to be paying them that money back? It isn’t ‘free money’
Hopefully by the end of the season we should be seeing something.
Am I right in assuming that the council will be funding 2/3 of the stadium, but ultimately we will need to be paying them that money back? It isn’t ‘free money’
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
If this did fail, we might as well shut up shop as a club and accept that we’ll just bob along unless a Leicester-style miracle happened.
Big Neville Southall
Player Valuation: £8m
So Meis mentioning again about fan proximity. Surely we're looking at multiple tiers with good overlaps then???
They aren't funding, badly chosen words them from Elstone. They will be acting as guarantors to a loan to that amount which we pay them back with interest, cheaper interest than others though.
Hickson9
Player Valuation: £30m
No mate. The Council is just acting as guarantor in the event we can't meet repayments.
This should mean we get cheaper finance, so we will be paying the council a guaranteed £4m a year so both parties benefit.
Essentially they're gambling on Everton not imploding, which considering we have been here since 1878 and are an integral part of the city, seems a safe bet.
...more words about progress but no visible progress. It is disappointing that a businessman like Moshiri is not able to secure necessary funding. It’s disappointing that a businessman like Moshiri isn’t making this happen. I think it’s perfectly understandable that fans are negative about this.
At the moment there is nothing tangible. At the moment all we have is hope.
At the moment there is nothing tangible. At the moment all we have is hope.
Arsenal’s £150 million deal wasn’t a stand alone stadium sponsorship deal it included both shirt sponsorship and stadium sponsorship in one package. The deal which is still in place and runs to 2019 it delivers a grand total of £30 million a season
The issue with Arsenal now is that the belief is that they can’t leave Emirates as no major sponsor will ever be able to dislodge the notion that it’s the Emeriates stadium.
West Ham’s London Stadium can’t generate any offers of substance indeed a deal of £6 million pa was not deliverable when Vodafone were thought to be in discussions.
For me the difficulty that existed getting a high value shirt sponsorship deal is an indication of the sort of stadium deal that will be on offer.
It’s a bit of a chicken and egg for me success on the field has to happen for a stadium deal to be be cost effective but success on the field won’t happen without without huge expansion of the non TV revenue revenue streams
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