*Shakes head* Everton again.

[niallers 742]

19 minutes ago, Strontium Dog™ said:

We woe the game

Somebody rep this. Ha ha

[niallers 742]

Everwoe! Aren't we?

[Anubis 13,514]

Gonna fill that Unicorn Stadium right up. Yesireee. Right up.

 

[Remmie 4,169]

Everton can woe in the summer

[Red_or_Dead 680]

14 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Gonna fill that Unicorn Stadium right up. Yesireee. Right up.

 

They can't even sell out the Z-Cars derby now!

 

 

[deiseach 2,358]

42 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Gonna fill that Unicorn Stadium right up. Yesireee. Right up.

 

Meanwhile, over at their first gaff:

[AngryofTuebrook 14,071]

7 hours ago, an tha said:

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/everton-submit-plans-changes-goodison-17080964

"A small building is set to be built behind the fanzone for performers".

 

I hope they don't give that job to Meis, or it won't be finished until (*checks list of young-people references*) BTS look like the Rolling Stones. 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA 5,851]

They need Woe Royle back, and the Dogs of Woe.

[Doctor Troy 7,060]

32 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

"A small building is set to be built behind the fanzone for performers".

 

I hope they don't give that job to Meis, or it won't be finished until (*checks list of young-people references*) BTS look like the Rolling Stones. 

Funny how they spent 100 grand to block out the view of the main stand as well. That went up too quickly for Dan Meis to be involved. 

[Trumo 12,201]

11 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

Funny how they spent 100 grand to block out the view of the main stand as well. That went up too quickly for Dan Meis to be involved. 

 

Nil Redshite Vista Meis Tale Of Woe.

[Trumo 12,201]

# Woe (Huh!)

What is it good for? (Absolutely nothing!) #

[Mike D 717]

Woeing down.

[Lee909 9,703]

New report out that the government have up the % of the loans the council could take out for development schemes. The same pot Fat Joe was offering Everton a loan at cheap rates for the new stadium and how they bought Finch farm. 

 

Sound likes the City might be up shit Street with his borrowing. Wonder how much regeneration will continue around the docks with the increase. Its gone up by 1%

[Trumo 12,201]

Woe Money Woe Problems.

[блядь 1,202]

As per a previous post, Echo pad it out. 

 

Government bombshell could send Liverpool Council into the abyss - and hit new Everton stadium plans

 

A surprise government decision to suddenly hike up the rate it costs cash-strapped local authorities to borrow money for regeneration projects will be a 'tragedy' for Liverpool Council.

The council - which has been hit harder than any other city authority during the past decade of austerity - has relied heavily on the Public Works Loans Board (PWLB) for borrowing low-interest loans to use on regeneration and investment projects to try and stimulate the city's economy in the face of continued cuts.

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson has used the fund to invest in purchases of assets like Everton's training ground Finch Farm and the famous Cunard building to bring in new revenue streams to an authority that has lost a staggering £436m of government funding since 2010.

 

Last week, without any warning, the Treasury quietly announced it was increasing the interest rate for the PWLB by an entire percentage point - meaning the typical rate for a loan will be increased from 1.8% to 2.8%.

Mayor Anderson has described the move as 'the economics of a mad house' - and said it could affect all future regeneration schemes in the city.

 

In the city council's latest financial reports, it estimates that external borrowing by the authority is set to total a huge £890m this year - a figure projected to rise to a giant £1.308bn in four years time.

 

He told the ECHO: "This is a disastrous move. Many councils are like us and rely on the Public Works Loans Board to invest in our local areas and grow the economy.

"In my view this just shows again what a total disconnect there is between government and local authorities - there is a total lack of understanding of what we are up against.

 

"Local authorities have been using these loans to make investments and raise funds during these times of austerity - to to make this harder to do is absolute madness.

 

"The government is intent on making councils rely on business rates and Council Tax to fund vital services in the future and so we need to grow both of these areas to make us sustainable - this decision will stop us being able to do that. It is the politics of a mad house."

"It is absolutely going to stifle growth in the city."

Everton fans may remember mention of the Public Works Loans Board in relation to plans for the Blues new stadium.

When Mayor Anderson first suggested that the council could borrow government money to fund a large portion of the Bramley-Moore Dock project and receive a regular return - he said it would be using this facility.

While it seems as though Everton are moving away from taking up the council's offer - the club's preferred method of funding the new stadium has yet to be announced.

 

Lib Dem Councillor Andrew Makinson said news of the sudden rise showed Liverpool Council has been taking too many risks with its borrowing.

He said: "This is what happens when councils like Liverpool misuse Public Works Loans for schemes like buying up shopping centres and lending money to Billionaires.

 

"Playing Monopoly with public money was never something that was never going to be allowed to continue long term.

"This will be a tragedy for many genuine worthwhile projects in our city and our communities will now suddenly become unaffordable."

But Mayor Anderson responded and said that when it comes to Bramley-Moore Dock, any additional costs - including an increased interest rate - would be met by Everton.

 

He said: "With regards to Everton, if we were to be involved - we have always said that any of those extra costs would be picked up by the club."

If Everton were moving away from taking up the council's borrowing offer to help fund the new stadium - news of an increased interest rate in any such deal may end any idea of local authority involvement altogether.

Mayor Anderson that said where the council has borrowed from the PWLB previously - that had been done at the previous interest rate and would not be affected, but said future projects would need to be carefully looked at in the context of the shock government move.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA 5,851]

Not great news for the City, shows the folly of even considering lending a Private Business money. The Slug must have had more backhanders than Federer.

[AngryofTuebrook 14,071]

It's because the Redshite are a Tory club, their mates in Government are trying to hold Everton back.

 

[AngryofTuebrook 14,071]

Three and a half years after they started getting all excited about Bramley Moore Dock, they don't own the land, don't have the funding, don't have any designs and don't have planning permission. 

 

Far be it from me to sound like a Negative Nelly, but...

[VERBAL DIARRHEA 5,851]

When is the next Commonwealth Games?

[Doctor Troy 7,060]

24 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Three and a half years after they started getting all excited about Bramley Moore Dock, they don't own the land, don't have the funding, don't have any designs and don't have planning permission. 

 

Far be it from me to sound like a Negative Nelly, but...

You're just a jealous redshite whose head has well and truly fell off.

[Jose Jones 2,051]

Liverpool council has £890 million of debt? That does not sound great.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA 5,851]

I smell a CT hike. 

[Mike D 717]

Cos if you know your history its enough to make your heart goe woe.

[Jarvinja Ilnow 767]

3 hours ago, Lee909 said:

New report out that the government have up the % of the loans the council could take out for development schemes. The same pot Fat Joe was offering Everton a loan at cheap rates for the new stadium and how they bought Finch farm. 

 

Sound likes the City might be up shit Street with his borrowing. Wonder how much regeneration will continue around the docks with the increase. Its gone up by 1%

Woe Anderson

 

 

 

[Bad Red Bull 249]

We go the game,

Only for our boys to play as such that we hang our heads in shame,

All you can hear is the team being boo'd,

It reverberates around our stadium mainly made of wood,

We'll never go to another game, we vow,

Coz even Google has us as an example for woe.