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*Shakes head* Everton again.


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11 hours ago, magicrat said:

It’s like saying Newcastle are the richest club in the world because their gaffers also own a country. What counts is their balance sheet and that will not make pleasant reading 

Last time QPR were in the Premier League, they had the richest owners in Europe.  That ended well.

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n September 2021, 777 Partners bought 99.99% of Italian Serie A club Genoa C.F.C., the country's oldest club, founded in 1893. It became the sixth club in the league to have an American owner, and the transaction to buy the club from long-term owner Enrico Preziosi was estimated at €150 million.[3] The club hired former A.C. Milan and Ukraine striker Andriy Shevchenko in November, firing him in January 2022; Genoa ended the season relegated

 

 

In February 2022, 777 Partners bought 70% of CR Vasco da Gama, a Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club from Rio de Janeiro for R$700 million, valuing the club at R$1.7 billion. The transaction was the biggest in the history of Brazilian football, and came off the back of a change in legislation allowing clubs to adopt new legal structures by becoming limited companies and sourcing finance from private equity markets.[ Fans protested against 777 Partners in the 2023 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A season, as the club found itself in the relegation zone(they got relegated)

 

 

In March 2022, 777 Partners bought 100% of Standard Liège in the Belgian Pro League for €55 million.

6 games in and Liege are in the relegation zone

 

In October 2022, 777 Partners bought a minority stake in Melbourne Victory FC 

They finished 2nd bottom and would be relegated in any proper league

 

 

In March 2023, the company took a 64.7% stake in Hertha BSC 

Hertha were outside the relegation zone on the 10th March, They got relegated

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Also Interesting

 

Spending this year under 777 Partners

 

 

Hertha

Spent 4.8ml

Sold 31.6ml

 

Genoa 

Spent 28ml

Sold 10ml

 

Vasco

Spent 2.2ml

Sold 8ml

 

Liege

Spent 6.3ml

Sold 5.2ml

 

Genoa spent after getting promoted.

So they'll be allowed to spend what they make, which is fuck all and they'll have the loan and stadium payments to come out of things

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8 hours ago, Lee909 said:

n September 2021, 777 Partners bought 99.99% of Italian Serie A club Genoa C.F.C., the country's oldest club, founded in 1893. It became the sixth club in the league to have an American owner, and the transaction to buy the club from long-term owner Enrico Preziosi was estimated at €150 million.[3] The club hired former A.C. Milan and Ukraine striker Andriy Shevchenko in November, firing him in January 2022; Genoa ended the season relegated

 

 

In February 2022, 777 Partners bought 70% of CR Vasco da Gama, a Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club from Rio de Janeiro for R$700 million, valuing the club at R$1.7 billion. The transaction was the biggest in the history of Brazilian football, and came off the back of a change in legislation allowing clubs to adopt new legal structures by becoming limited companies and sourcing finance from private equity markets.[ Fans protested against 777 Partners in the 2023 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A season, as the club found itself in the relegation zone(they got relegated)

 

 

In March 2022, 777 Partners bought 100% of Standard Liège in the Belgian Pro League for €55 million.

6 games in and Liege are in the relegation zone

 

In October 2022, 777 Partners bought a minority stake in Melbourne Victory FC 

They finished 2nd bottom and would be relegated in any proper league

 

 

In March 2023, the company took a 64.7% stake in Hertha BSC 

Hertha were outside the relegation zone on the 10th March, They got relegated

You’re saying there’s a chance then? …..

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9 hours ago, Lee909 said:

Also Interesting

 

Spending this year under 777 Partners

 

 

Hertha

Spent 4.8ml

Sold 31.6ml

 

Genoa 

Spent 28ml

Sold 10ml

 

Vasco

Spent 2.2ml

Sold 8ml

 

Liege

Spent 6.3ml

Sold 5.2ml

 

Genoa spent after getting promoted.

So they'll be allowed to spend what they make, which is fuck all and they'll have the loan and stadium payments to come out of things

Written by a jealous Kopite no doubt, just putting a negative spin on numbers because their head's fell off.

 

None of those clubs are Everton, the new owners will know they've got the club they've always wanted and plough gazillions into it. I've heard Mbappe is going to be their first signal of intent.

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Asking Genoa fans to fund a bond scheme to pay for a training ground?

 

Wait until they find out Everton don’t own Finch Farm.

 

I’ll bet Sporting are regretting accepting a deferred first payment for Beto. Because there is no way these shysters are paying it.

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9 minutes ago, Anubis said:
 Hertha BSC fans today with a message for 777’s Josh Wander: “Wander: Insurance for football fans? Our investments are called identity and co-determination. Josh Wander, the only thing we assure you is our disapproval of you!”
 
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not the catchiest of banners.

 

can’t wait for the blues to bring out their GCSE poetry though. 
 

“777 - we are not a match made in heaven”

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