Fellaini Has A Big Decision To Make

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We should spend £20m this window, if we goes we pay abck the £20m in the summer, if we get CL qualifying should pay for it.
 
We should spend £20m this window, if we goes we pay abck the £20m in the summer, if we get CL qualifying should pay for it.

It doesn't work like that does it though mate . Firstly we haven't got it and the banks ate unlikely to lend it to us . Then when it comes to spending we've got signing on and agent fees plus wages which would eat into that money in no time.

Then if we didn't qualify we have to desperately offload players and almost certainly take huge hits doing so. What if we finished fourth but then failed to qualify ?

It won't happen and even if it could be financed I'm not convinced it makes any real sense but thats only my opinion
 
It doesn't work like that does it though mate . Firstly we haven't got it and the banks ate unlikely to lend it to us . Then when it comes to spending we've got signing on and agent fees plus wages which would eat into that money in no time.

Then if we didn't qualify we have to desperately offload players and almost certainly take huge hits doing so. What if we finished fourth but then failed to qualify ?

It won't happen and even if it could be financed I'm not convinced it makes any real sense but thats only my opinion

With all the new revenue on its way, then I think there would be a number of banking institutions who would lend us such money. Not only that, but a club that is run by the likes of Rob Earle doesn’t need to go to the bank. He could easily lend us the cash himself, and I believe something very similar happened around the time that we bought Yakubu and possibly Baines?

Our reputation with the banks must be great. We were granted a 30million pound overdraft not so long ago, we spent a fat chunk of it and then the bank demanded it back, and they duly got all of their money in less than 12 months. What more do they want?

Next summer’s sale of Fellaini, along with the massive increase in revenue that is on its way, would more than cover any expenditure that we were to make this January.

Also, the last ‘fire sale’ (getting rid of large earners such as Yakubu, Bilyaletdinov, Arteta, and eventually Cahill) was a real benefit to our club, and we have been left off in a far better situation than what we were. That’s what good football clubs do, they invest when the time is right, and then they sell when the time is right. I honestly believe that this January is definitely the right time to invest.
 
What if he does his achilles and is out for a year and ****e when he comes back. Then we go bust.

'Go bust’, surely you aren’t being serious mate?

All the new revenue would easily cover the expenditure in January, and even if such revenue wasn’t on its way, Everton Football Club wouldn’t be in danger of going bust just because it owed an extra 20 million or so.

The bank called in a 30 million pound overdraft not so long ago, and we paid it back with ease in less than 12 months. We were never in danger of ‘going bust’, and what’s more, selling the assets that allowed us to pay the bank back has left us in a far healthier situation than what we were.
 
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