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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3



Whats he done? His sister and family are really scummy. Her and her mates (all adults) went and battered some 9 year old girl in a park recently.


Couldn't handle getting beat by a late winner in the England U21's last night so decided he wanted to fight the whole of the Croatia team on his own.
What a total bell end. But hey he's a Liverpool player so it's OK.
 


Couldn't handle getting beat by a late winner in the England U21's last night so decided he wanted to fight the whole of the Croatia team on his own.
What a total bell end. But hey he's a Liverpool player so it's OK.


Would be interesting to see what may or may not have been said.

If something racist has been said (which I've not seen mentioned) good on the lad. However if he's having a strop because he's lost, it's completely out of order.
 

Hang on is a basketball player signing for them? Their owners are dying to bail surely. If FFP gets scrapped they wont be able to keep up. They aren't as liquid as they make out.
I'm happy to be proved wrong on this but if a group such as FSG were financially in fine fettle, no issues, would they be releasing shares/reducing their equity if it wasn't to finance a big project that will ultimately make the enterprise grow, outweighing their reduced interest?

If this is a refinance to keep liquidity, they are in trouble aren't they?

Happy for a more insightful poster to correct me if I'm wrong.
 
After Richard Van Dykes assassination, it is now obvious that Herr Flick wanted to spend massively on a replacement CH.

The Septics told him no, and he had to make do with 2 cheapo makeweights.

All is not well at Mordor.

:coffee:
 
I'm happy to be proved wrong on this but if a group such as FSG were financially in fine fettle, no issues, would they be releasing shares/reducing their equity if it wasn't to finance a big project that will ultimately make the enterprise grow, outweighing their reduced interest?

If this is a refinance to keep liquidity, they are in trouble aren't they?

Happy for a more insightful poster to correct me if I'm wrong
It doesn't seem like refinance when FSG have assets of RS, RedSox and NESN tv network which are worth $9 billion combined, Man City did the same when they sold 13% (£265 million) of City group to a Chinese media consortium in 2018 and they sold 10% of City group to Silverlake last season for $500 million.

What it tells me is RedBird who are a media and sports consortium who recently bought 10% of the NY Yankees YES tv network which Abu Dhabi investment fund also owns 10% of, and the 2 deals City have done to 2 media companies is, individual tv contracts are coming soon, it could be the revamped CL in 2024 when that happens, and eventually the European Super League The companies have bought in early for a reason while it's cheap, it is going to happen especially when the "SKY6" are getting a bigger slice of the international pot of PL tv revenues which is getting the ball rolling.

Once clubs with the worldwide appeal have their own TV contracts, it's printing money for them as they can tap into, set a price and take advantage of fans willing to pay and these owners and shareholders will have a massive exponential asset growth.
 

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