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Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £35m
Esk is that you?
This is the new James’ wages. Goes up every single time I log on here.
Selling dragusin to spurs for a pittance would be very painful indeed. I don't know the player but heard is highly rated so for sure it would be a miss opportunity for 777 to make big bucks later in his career if he was to move to everton first. It is dragging a bit though so maybe IF 777 becomes our owners, then it might not be too late to change course.
It was 1.1billion, they have now increased their funding.
I didnt know how to write 1.15billion, so I carried the .5.
You can feel free to ignore facts all you want.
Good job. 9 days in, no sales, player specific threads. Carry on
Are these the same figures that you admitted last week that you “pulled from your arse”?
I will continue to ignore them if that’s the case.
kenada_blue
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£25mill plus a player on loan isn't too shabby for the club that size.
Bayern have now jumped in.
Those types of clubs never really "cash in"
I think they bought him for €5m and selling him for €25m. Not bad for 6 months.
kenada_blue
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Never let that get in the way of a good flap
No, those are facts now.
As a result at the end of 2023 Everton have approximate borrowings of £200 million to Rights and Media Funding (at base rate plus 5% per annum), £140 million to MSP and their limited partners, £20 million to Metro Bank (Everton’s bankers) plus emergency funding of £100 million from 777 Partners – working capital provided monthly to meet the difference between income, operating costs and payments to the main stadium contractor Laing O’Rourke.
That’s £460 million outstanding with commercial rates of interest being charged.
In addition, there’s a further £150 million to be found to complete payments to Laing O’Rouke. Maintaining the payment schedule with Laing O’Rourke is critical. Defaulting on the existing contract is highly punative.
Adding Moshiri’s £500 million of shareholder loans, the outstanding payments to Laing O’Rourke and existing borrowings we have a total in excess of £1.1 billion.
everton - Find and update company information - GOV.UK
Free company information from Companies House including registered office address, filing history, accounts, annual return, officers, charges, business activity
find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk
All figures can be found here.
No, those are facts now.
As a result at the end of 2023 Everton have approximate borrowings of £200 million to Rights and Media Funding (at base rate plus 5% per annum), £140 million to MSP and their limited partners, £20 million to Metro Bank (Everton’s bankers) plus emergency funding of £100 million from 777 Partners – working capital provided monthly to meet the difference between income, operating costs and payments to the main stadium contractor Laing O’Rourke.
That’s £460 million outstanding with commercial rates of interest being charged.
In addition, there’s a further £150 million to be found to complete payments to Laing O’Rouke. Maintaining the payment schedule with Laing O’Rourke is critical. Defaulting on the existing contract is highly punative.
Adding Moshiri’s £500 million of shareholder loans, the outstanding payments to Laing O’Rourke and existing borrowings we have a total in excess of £1.1 billion.
everton - Find and update company information - GOV.UK
Free company information from Companies House including registered office address, filing history, accounts, annual return, officers, charges, business activity
All figures can be found here.
@Paul Rideout he has literally copied and pasted from the Esk’s website, that attention seeking biff lol lol
I followed that link and did not find your figures sadly.
You can mock the source as much as you want, but they are stone cold facts.
I mean can you counter those figures? Despite them all being readily available in the link I provided for companies house?
Well, if 777 take over as you’re convinced they will, then everything they’ve lent us so far becomes equity. So you can knock about £300m off your figures for a kick off, and then we can talk.
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