Everton's finances look to be in a mess

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davek said:
Taken from Si's post on NSNO where he's posted this new account from Companies House. In taking out another loan - probably borrowed against next years tv revenue to keep the club's head above water - the paperwork also reveals that the club's credit rating has dropped alarmingly from 30/100 to 12/100 (high risk).

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why do you follow everton .thank fook you wernt on r coach going to millwall in 89 . we would of turned itround at burtonwood
 

Didnt Charlton borrow against their TV revenue when Dowie was in charge and got relegated that season?? I know its a different scenario but just dont fancy ending up that way!!
 
davek said:
Taken from Si's post on NSNO where he's posted this new account from Companies House. In taking out another loan - probably borrowed against next years tv revenue to keep the club's head above water - the paperwork also reveals that the club's credit rating has dropped alarmingly from 30/100 to 12/100 (high risk).

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Proof? Figures?
 

Its ok, Sessengnon has gone to Sunderland, so has Muntari, Suarez to Liverpool, Bent to Villa, Bradley to Villa, Pienaar to Spurs etc etc and we've been outspent by everyone in the league.

But Bill stood in the Boys Pen, that'll keep me warm at night. They have to go.
 
thebluefox said:
why do you follow everton .thank fook you wernt on r coach going to millwall in 89 . we would of turned itround at burtonwood
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What are you on about? D'you think I made that data on a printing press in the garden shed and all this is not really happening?
 
Blimey, I'm just glad the worlds ending next year!

IF all the speculation is an actual, then it is still not too late to take evasive action surely?
There will be envious eyes on some of our assets, with good price tags attached.

Thing is, we can take remedial action for how long? The people running/owning the club need to do one or in the next few years we will be discussing how on earth did we get beat at home to Leyton Orient.

I can only add to the guys either side of the debate to remember two things;
There is no smoke without fire.
Our board had been very good at saying NOTHING on a regular basis. Good news always gets out.

This club deserves better treatment, better people at the helm. We already have the best foundations. That's us lot, the supporters.
The aspirations that Everton fans have evolved over the last 5 or 6 seasons are the result of having a good manager and a team spirit.
Meanwhile, all the board members are doing is waiting for the phone to ring.
They think they own a sweet factory, not a football club.
 
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Btw, that graphic doesn't work for me, I see nothing! (as in nothing, not no money smarty pants)
 

Bruce Wayne said:
I'm probably one of the few on this thread that has actually invested in a football club. It's widely regarded as a terrible move if you want to make your money back. Since the point of an investment is to do just that it would seem we aren't really that attractive.
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Agree with this, most premiership teams are a risky investment. I’d hate to think of my pension fund being used as finance. What we need is a sugar daddy with a big ego
 
davek said:
Taken from Si's post on NSNO where he's posted this new account from Companies House. In taking out another loan - probably borrowed against next years tv revenue to keep the club's head above water - the paperwork also reveals that the club's credit rating has dropped alarmingly from 30/100 to 12/100 (high risk).

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Any link for that Davek
 
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