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That’s up there with the loans Bill’s mates used to give us.Meanwhile, 777 have leant us the best part of £200m and are reportedly charging us over £40m a year for the pleasure.
Catch 22 really, we are in a bad position either way, and the fact that these were the only real interested party tells its own story.This is the worry.
If the deal falls through, we owe them loads at high interest and makes us less attractive to other buyers.
We must be paying 50% of our revenue in loan fees now.
Something has to give.
We'll be in administration by the summer.Considering at the last set of accounts 89% of our turnover went on wages, thats not a good sign.
Something will give in the end.
No one needs to wait 14 days to do that.I actually think the meeting will be to tell them that if they think they're going to drag this out like they did with Standard and force the issue then they are very much mistaken and it's probably best given that their continual refusal to supply information that they scuttle back off too Miami.
It will certainly be a hit in the pocket for Moshiri. He won't be able to get close to his valuation of the club, and I'm sure he will still be keen to sell ASAP.This is the worry.
If the deal falls through, we owe them loads at high interest and makes us less attractive to other buyers.
This is the worry.
If the deal falls through, we owe them loads at high interest and makes us less attractive to other buyers.
Branthwaite and OnanaWe must be paying 50% of our revenue in loan fees now.
Something has to give.
We'll be in administration by the summer.
I think there is a lot of people who have no idea how close we actually are now.
If we do not get a new billionaire owner (not 777) within next 3-4 months then we are in serious serious trouble..
"If you chaps think an important Premier League process can simply drag on forever, then I'm afraid I have to tell you that you're absolutely correct"I actually think the meeting will be to tell them that if they think they're going to drag this out like they did with Standard and force the issue then they are very much mistaken and it's probably best given that their continual refusal to supply information that they scuttle back off too Miami.
Keep seeing huge amounts of interest being mentioned, but the reality is that if that was the rate, we will fail FFP again. The P&L simply doesnt have the room to fund that.Meanwhile, 777 have leant us the best part of £200m and are reportedly charging us over £40m a year for the pleasure.
Onana money, once Liege get their shar, will pay for Chermiti and Beto. Branthwaite money will be used to renew the contracts of those we want to keep. Therefore we'll be without 2 of our best players and no better off.Branthwaite and Onana
You'd like to think that the club would be a lot more careful about allocating loans specifically to the stadium so that the interest doesn't count for FFP. Although obviously that changes nothing from a financial health perspective.Keep seeing huge amounts of interest being mentioned, but the reality is that if that was the rate, we will fail FFP again. The P&L simply doesnt have the room to fund that.
If 777 believe they will pass the O&D tests, then it would be counter productive to do that.