Build a new stadium to drive new revenues.
Or, build a new stadium, hideously overspend, sell some of the stadium, no net new revenue.
Hmmm which will it be.
I don’t think that’s right.
Since then, 777s use of the reinsurance market has been exposed and it’s pretty much collapsed the entire industry (at one level). That’s a change
In theory I agree. But cutting costs means selling your best assets. How well will that really go down?
But we also have a quite staggering level of debt too. And one thing you can say about 777 is that they aren’t exactly renowned for paying...
Onana £33.5m
McNeil £20m
Maupay £15m
Gana Gueye £2m
Garner £9m-£15m
Plus agents fees, a loan fee for Coasy and various signing on bonuses.. sounds about right
Hmm. If they were getting such duff information, it’s rather a coincidence that 777 still haven’t taken us over. Indeed, it seems that 777 have actually caused a seismic shift in the reinsurance market due to their profligacy. When the FT are...
There’s nothing wrong with 777 wanting the club to be finically able to stand on its own feet. That’s a good thing.
It’s more that they’ve got a track record of not paying bills and leaving clubs in serious positions as a result.
Has anyone...
That’s about £40m. I can’t work out if they want cash to spend, or if it’s capital that 777 were supposed to put into the club. 777 won’t be paying it though. They’ve spent it.