Summer Transfer Pot

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Player Valuation: £40m
How much do you reckon we will have to spend before we start selling players?

£12m (includes money for wages) and £3m for the academy.
 

How much do you reckon we will have to spend before we start selling players?

£12m (includes money for wages) and £3m for the academy.

Is that a guess or do you actually have any substance to your post mate ?

If it's a guess where do you pluck that figure from ?

Show your working out please.

Thanks.
 
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Extra 40million - annual loss of 10million = 30 million.

Our debts are small.
We have never missed a payment.
I think Kenwright is due to re-negotiate one of our loans soon.
The overdraft is down to a satisfactory 10million, down from 30 million before the Arteta fire sale Summer.

Anyone who thinks the bank has first dibs on all of that cash isn't living in the real world. Our revenue has just increased by 40million per year, I imagine the banks are more than satisfied with Everton's performance and their circumstances.

Everyone acts as if we are constantly in a state of impending administration, I disagree, and think we are in relatively decent financial shape, especially now that our turnover has increased by 40 million pound a year.
 
Moyes has already planned our summer transfer targets, if Bill and the new manager have any sense they'll seriously consider the names on his list. After all, he understood the team and its needs more than anyone.
I think a striker and a midfielder (or Negredo & Fer if you like) would have been the priorities, so I'll guess and say the new manager will have 15-20m.

...So just Ibrahim Said on loan it is
 
Extra 40million - annual loss of 10million = 30 million.

Our debts are small.
We have never missed a payment.
I think Kenwright is due to re-negotiate one of our loans soon.
The overdraft is down to a satisfactory 10million, down from 30 million before the Arteta fire sale Summer.

Anyone who thinks the bank has first dibs on all of that cash isn't living in the real world. Our revenue has just increased by 40million per year, I imagine the banks are more than satisfied with Everton's performance and their circumstances.

Everyone acts as if we are constantly in a state of impending administration, I disagree, and think we are in relatively decent financial shape, especially now that our turnover has increased by 40 million pound a year.

I would read the PDf on the attached link, if you think the banks will be satisfied with our performance.

As for the extra tv money, it does not give an advantage if every other club is getting the same deal. We need to organically grow, and the link will show that we are not. The gap between us and the likes of Spurs will continue to grow wider while are amazing board carry on with there impressions of Ostrichs.

This tv deal will mean 2 things, more money getting spent on players wages and bigger bridging loans on the tv money.

http://www.toffeeweb.com/season/12-13/news/23366.html
 

The question in this thread will be a key question for any pottential new manager folks.
 
I would read the PDf on the attached link, if you think the banks will be satisfied with our performance.

As for the extra tv money, it does not give an advantage if every other club is getting the same deal. We need to organically grow, and the link will show that we are not. The gap between us and the likes of Spurs will continue to grow wider while are amazing board carry on with there impressions of Ostrichs.

This tv deal will mean 2 things, more money getting spent on players wages and bigger bridging loans on the tv money.

http://www.toffeeweb.com/season/12-13/news/23366.html

Regardless of every other club getting similar increases in revenue, it still results in Everton having 40 million pound more than in previous seasons. If you're unwilling to describe that as an advantage then that's fair enough, but it is quite clearly an opportunity. An opportunity to spend 30 million pound on squad improvement!

The amount of TV money that can be spent on wages is limited.

These are the same banks that were happy to give us a 30 million pound overdraft, in 2007 was it? They can't have had that little faith in us at that time if they were handing out 30million pound overdrafts. They did get on our case the other year, and we sold a few assets and now have the overdraft down to a mutually satisfactory 10million.

The only money that the bank can demand back is the overdraft, and our revenue has just increased by 40 million so I wouldn't be worrying yourself about that. The long-term debt is small, and can't be called in unless we default, which is something we have never done.

I don't know why people keep trying to denounce this opportunity that is created by an 120 million pound increase in revenue over the next 3 years. It's almost as if people want us to be skint, as if they want the bank to call in debt so that we won't be able to spend such money.
 
Doesn't matter, Bill will probably wait for the transfer window to close before he appoints a new manager. He'll then blame the lack of spending on waiting to get the right man on charge.
 

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