*Shakes head* Everton again.

[johnsusername]

4 hours ago, Anubis said:

Gummy bears.

 

Everton Mints. 

[johnsusername]

Have to say, this is much more exciting than actual football. There are so many moving parts. 

 

The filmmakers from our documentary are probably casting envious eyes over the park. What's a spat between Klopp and Salah when you've got the Machiavellian wheelings and dealings of Everton and their grubby cohort of funders.

[Anubis]

15 minutes ago, Ron B said:

Popped over to GOT to see what they’re saying.
 

In the 777 thread there are still a few of them who think 777’s failure makes them ripe for Qatari investment.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

8 minutes ago, Anubis said:

In the 777 thread there are still a few of them who think 777’s failure makes them ripe for Qatari investment.

"This time next year, we'll be the PSG of England."

[littletedwest]

This stadium stuff is interesting. Apparently its going to make them rich enough to compete at the top table. Yet they couldn't present a solid enough business case to get loans from conventional lenders like banks and have had to go to "alternative lenders" 

[Harry Squatter]

2 minutes ago, littletedwest said:

This stadium stuff is interesting. Apparently its going to make them rich enough to compete at the top table. Yet they couldn't present a solid enough business case to get loans from conventional lenders like banks and have had to go to "alternative lenders" 

And still haven't found an an equivalent or any sponsor willing to pay naming rights.

[Harry Squatter]

17 minutes ago, Anubis said:

In the 777 thread there are still a few of them who think 777’s failure makes them ripe for Qatari investment.

The peoples club who are against the Sly 6 spending whatever they want and are ruining the game all of a sudden want unlimited money so they can outspend everyone else?. 

 

Their hypocrisy has shocked me. 

[Moctezuma]

As other posts have stated, outwith asset striping (I.e. the new ground) I'm not really sure what the attraction is for their potential external owners/investors, the club is listing at a considerable rate, any medium sized business that requires £20m a month of loans to keep going as a going concern doesn't exactly scream investment opportunity.

[Bjornebye]

9 minutes ago, Harry Squatter said:

The peoples club who are against the Sly 6 spending whatever they want and are ruining the game all of a sudden want unlimited money so they can outspend everyone else?. 

 

Their hypocrisy has shocked me. 

Seen a few calling us obsessed and even loaning that we’re taking the piss out of them for potentially going bankrupt. Funny they weren’t so reserved last week eh 

[Harry Squatter]

23 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Seen a few calling us obsessed and even loaning that we’re taking the piss out of them for potentially going bankrupt. Funny they weren’t so reserved last week eh 

They were all really concerned about Liverpool going bankrupt in 2010. Just not in a nice way.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

47 minutes ago, Moctezuma said:

As other posts have stated, outwith asset striping (I.e. the new ground) I'm not really sure what the attraction is for their potential external owners/investors, the club is listing at a considerable rate, any medium sized business that requires £20m a month of loans to keep going as a going concern doesn't exactly scream investment opportunity.

The squad and both stadiums look more like liabilities than assets, too.

 

[The wanderer]

2 hours ago, coachpotato said:

Just read on the Beeb that plane company Bonza (no, seriously) has gone into administration in Australia, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.

Bonza are owned by, you guessed it, 777.

Fit and proper owners.

Keep up keep , posted yesterday

An Australian budget airline, started last year, has just gone belly up. All flights cancelled, planes repossessed. So what, you may ask.

"Bonza’s fleet of Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft had been repossessed.

Bonza’s private equity owners, the US firm 777 Partners, own the airline’s fleet of Boeing 737 Max 8 planes. The parent company also part owns the Canadian low-cost carrier Flair and leases its aircraft assets between the airlines"

[Fugitive]

[johnsusername]

Of course, it's the journalist's fault for reporting on Everton's shit show. The people who run Everton are just further victims of a worldwide conspiracy to keep the club down. 

[sir roger]

Decisions, Decisions.

 

La Bonzanera

Or

La Wonganera

[Barrington Womble]

15 hours ago, AHA said:

What I don’t get is that whoever buys them will have to spend £200 million just to cover operating costs from whenever 777 started lending them money. Why would anyone do that? Plus it appears they must be running at a loss of around £20 million a month as that’s what they have to borrow to stay afloat. I can’t see how anyone generates an extra £20 million a month on top of what they currently earn so they’ll just get further into debt.

 

A lot of the 20m per month though is funding the stadium. 

 

9 hours ago, Lee909 said:

Is this right?

 

If that loan is over 20 years at 10.25% they will have paid 1.5 billion back

 

 

They're not repaying any capital. Just borrow the money, pay interest only. 

 

3 hours ago, coachpotato said:

Just read on the Beeb that plane company Bonza (no, seriously) has gone into administration in Australia, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.

Bonza are owned by, you guessed it, 777.

Fit and proper owners.

The planes we repossessed! I don't think it's the first time it happened to 777 either, I think it happened to their Canadian airline too, but they didn't go into administration. 

 

2 hours ago, littletedwest said:

This stadium stuff is interesting. Apparently its going to make them rich enough to compete at the top table. Yet they couldn't present a solid enough business case to get loans from conventional lenders like banks and have had to go to "alternative lenders" 

It would be like us buying a house on payday loans rather than a mortgage. 

[Creator Supreme]

Saw a comment on the beeb saying that them staying up is 'the story of the season'.

 

They'd have stayed up a lot easier this season if they hadn't been such big cheating bastards in the first place.

[manwiththestick]

What are the odds of Bonza Airlines going polo and another company appears in its place.

 

I'm going with

 

Rippa Pacific 

Fair Dinkum Travel

Throw another shrimp on the barbie Airways

[Special K]

Thank fuck the council didn't get roped in to paying for their stadium.

[Harry Squatter]

13 minutes ago, Special K said:

Thank fuck the council didn't get roped in to paying for their stadium.

If Joe Anderson was still there they would have done.

 

First club to bankrupt an entire city.

[Creator Supreme]

1 minute ago, Harry Squatter said:

If Joe Anderson was still there they would have done.

 

First club to bankrupt an entire city.

We'd have still gotten the blame.

[redinblack]

35 minutes ago, manwiththestick said:

What are the odds of Bonza Airlines going polo and another company appears in its place.

 

I'm going with

 

Rippa Pacific 

Fair Dinkum Travel

Throw another shrimp on the barbie Airways

Aircraft by Booing

[Pete]

Have they gone bust yet? 

 

[The Rake]

1 hour ago, manwiththestick said:

What are the odds of Bonza Airlines going polo and another company appears in its place.

 

I'm going with

 

Rippa Pacific 

Fair Dinkum Travel

Throw another shrimp on the barbie Airways

Air Nah

[Sut]

1 hour ago, manwiththestick said:

What are the odds of Bonza Airlines going polo and another company appears in its place.

 

I'm going with

 

Rippa Pacific 

Fair Dinkum Travel

Throw another shrimp on the barbie Airways

Crocodile Runways