*Shakes head* Everton again.

[Barrington Womble 8,073]

41 minutes ago, The Guest said:

Exactly which could happen at any time so what are all these people and resources doing at the moment?  The same thing they would be doing if it all fell through is the answer.  It’s just batshit logic.

 

The planning approval will obviously go through.  Why wouldn’t it when you’re essentially spending loads of money on the local economy to build a stadium on wasteland?  There’s literally no reason it wouldn’t.

 

The reason why it’s still up in the air as anyone with any unbiased critical thought in their brain will tell you is because nobody has got a clue how they will afford it.  Any time this is brought up they all just keep saying there is too much money to be made by everyone for it not to happen.  Yes all of these builders etc will make money but where do Everton or Moshiri make the money to actually pay everyone.  It’s still not being addressed by anyone.  Building a £500m stadium is not going to add £500m on to Everton’s value For Moshiri to make his money back.  It’s going to hamper the team as they won’t have as much money to spend on transfers because of repayments.  They aren’t going to massively increase their match day income to cover it either.  The whole thing is just mental and I honestly can’t wait for it to come crashing down now just to see what all these complete idiots say in response.

They're mad. I don't know if planning permission is quite as clear as you say. I'm not saying it won't or shouldn't happen, but they still need to get 52k people in and out with 1 road to do it. That needs to be paid for somehow as I'm guessing infrastructure needs improving and the council don't have the money. 

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22 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Ahem

 

Leylo

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Today at 12:03 AM

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Always pisses me off ,on the pitch ye defo improvement needed, but on this side they're gonna nail it ,the other shower across the park are willing us to fall flat on our face .why because were gonna have a home to die for ,come on let's get excited instead of kopites saying ha not happening. Well it is and it will piss all over yours.doom and gloom people now is the time to stop ffs.

 

Eggsyblueskin

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GON ZO BLUE said:

Are you 100% sure the clubs got the money, EFC didn't have it going into this pandemic and viewing it logically there has to less chance now?

Well all I can say to you is the people I have spoken to have no concerns about getting paid hence they have committed themselves and their workforce to it . These are very savvy people with many , many years of experience in the construction industry and have been around long enough to spot a snide project.
I have personally never been involved in a project which seems to be as advanced as this one is which subsequently failed to complete.
I don’t have an empirical knowledge of Everton’s finances I’m afraid. However I do know a certain Mr. Usmanov publically stated he would be delighted to help out his friend and business partner Mr. Moshiri at Everton, which amounts to having a pretty powerful underwriter for the project at the very least.

 

 

Eggsyblueskin

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GON ZO BLUE said:

I'm not a financier and I don't have EFC's accounts to hand either, but a fact I can state with confidence is that financial institutions are because of the pandemic doubly cautious about loaning and the rates will be higher. We weren't finding it easy before this pandemic to get a loan at reasonable rates, what must it be like now?

As for Usmanov? There's hell of a lot of rumour going around and I don't know what's true. I base what I've said on Moshiri's ability to get blood from a stone (bank).

All I can reiterate to you is that I have personally spoken with people who have already committed their firms and workforce to this project and are already preparing to commence work the moment they are given the go ahead. This would not be happening if the finance was not assured.
Whether you believe me is up to you.
The Usmanov comment I referenced was not a rumour but a direct quote from an interview which appeared in the Financial Times (If I recall correctly) fairly recently.
As for financial institutions being cautious ,all I can say is the construction industry seems to be finding the money at present judging by the amount of new projects we are currently being invited to tender for on top of the work we already have.
Not only will this happen , it already is happening.

 

 

Brilliant. Some bloke that probably works for a building company that puts extensions and conservatory's on to semi detached houses, has the inside knowledge as to how Everton will find £500 million

[deiseach 3,012]

My favourite how-we'll-pay-for-it yarn was how the council would borrow the money at lower rates then pocket the difference. When it was put to them that, if it were that simple to get access to the necessary credit, it would make more sense for Everton to just borrow the money themselves and pocket most of the difference that would have otherwise gone to the council, the response was they wanted to give something back to the city. Truly Class and Dignity FC. 

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48 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Ahem

 

Leylo

Player Valuation: £950k

Today at 12:03 AM

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Always pisses me off ,on the pitch ye defo improvement needed, but on this side they're gonna nail it ,the other shower across the park are willing us to fall flat on our face .why because were gonna have a home to die for ,come on let's get excited instead of kopites saying ha not happening. Well it is and it will piss all over yours.doom and gloom people now is the time to stop ffs.

 

Eggsyblueskin

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Today at 12:06 AM

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GON ZO BLUE said:

Are you 100% sure the clubs got the money, EFC didn't have it going into this pandemic and viewing it logically there has to less chance now?

Well all I can say to you is the people I have spoken to have no concerns about getting paid hence they have committed themselves and their workforce to it . These are very savvy people with many , many years of experience in the construction industry and have been around long enough to spot a snide project.
I have personally never been involved in a project which seems to be as advanced as this one is which subsequently failed to complete.
I don’t have an empirical knowledge of Everton’s finances I’m afraid. However I do know a certain Mr. Usmanov publically stated he would be delighted to help out his friend and business partner Mr. Moshiri at Everton, which amounts to having a pretty powerful underwriter for the project at the very least.

 

 

Eggsyblueskin

Player Valuation: £35m

Today at 2:22 AM

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• #65,694

GON ZO BLUE said:

I'm not a financier and I don't have EFC's accounts to hand either, but a fact I can state with confidence is that financial institutions are because of the pandemic doubly cautious about loaning and the rates will be higher. We weren't finding it easy before this pandemic to get a loan at reasonable rates, what must it be like now?

As for Usmanov? There's hell of a lot of rumour going around and I don't know what's true. I base what I've said on Moshiri's ability to get blood from a stone (bank).

All I can reiterate to you is that I have personally spoken with people who have already committed their firms and workforce to this project and are already preparing to commence work the moment they are given the go ahead. This would not be happening if the finance was not assured.
Whether you believe me is up to you.
The Usmanov comment I referenced was not a rumour but a direct quote from an interview which appeared in the Financial Times (If I recall correctly) fairly recently.
As for financial institutions being cautious ,all I can say is the construction industry seems to be finding the money at present judging by the amount of new projects we are currently being invited to tender for on top of the work we already have.
Not only will this happen , it already is happening.

 

 

Do they think Usmanov got very rich by giving his money for free to friends to fund their pet projects? Whether or not Usmanov does or doesnt fund this, whoever does will be doing it to make money and not just to help a mate out.

 

 

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What I'm getting from this is that Everton have deffo, 100% got all the finances in place, they've just never deemed that fact important enough to merit a press release. 

 

I'm also getting that major construction projects that advance as far as *checks notes* getting stuff together in preparation for a planning submission are always completed on time and to budget.

 

This is happening and my head"s falling off - I'll have to go to the new Royal Hospital to get it stitched back on.

[Jimmy Hills Chin 815]

1 hour ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

What I'm getting from this is that Everton have deffo, 100% got all the finances in place, they've just never deemed that fact important enough to merit a press release. 

 

I'm also getting that major construction projects that advance as far as *checks notes* getting stuff together in preparation for a planning submission are always completed on time and to budget.

 

This is happening and my head"s falling off - I'll have to go to the new Royal Hospital to get it stitched back on.

You missed out the shitloads of trades just waiting to start the minute they get planning. Must be costing a fucking fortune tio have them sitting around doing fuck all as that is the only way they could get straight on it. They can’t take any other work on because, you know, planning permission imminent.

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This advanced project has no planning permission or funding. So well advanced then.

[Leyton388 1,074]

They are complete and utter loons.

 

If the stadium gets built and thats a big if they are under the impression that a brand new stadium will catapult them to the top of english and European football where every top player will want to play and the power shift will be complete. 

 

I think they need to take a look at the clubs in England that have built new stadiums and see how thats turned out. 

 

Spurs have the best ground in the country and one of the best in Europe and they are still an utter joke due to the people running it. 

 

There are going to alot of fans coming back down to earth from planet blueshite with a massive bang. 

[VladimirIlyich 6,970]

They've been talking about a new stadium since 1996 and in that time Everton have won absolutely nothing other than hang around the middle of the PL since looking like the last prozzie on the dock road waiting for the most pissed customer to actually pay her for a nosh.

[Anubis 16,609]

Tom Davies to Newcastle for £12m. Down payment to St Helen’s Glass.

 

[Doctor Troy 9,258]

What a lot of them will find is that the ticket prices will go up as they are in better surroundings. So the we go the game brigade who pay fuck all for their season tickets will be in a dilemma. 

[Doctor Troy 9,258]

39 minutes ago, Leyton388 said:

They are complete and utter loons.

 

If the stadium gets built and thats a big if they are under the impression that a brand new stadium will catapult them to the top of english and European football where every top player will want to play and the power shift will be complete. 

 

I think they need to take a look at the clubs in England that have built new stadiums and see how thats turned out. 

 

Spurs have the best ground in the country and one of the best in Europe and they are still an utter joke due to the people running it. 

 

There are going to alot of fans coming back down to earth from planet blueshite with a massive bang. 

They also seem to believe that we will all be jealous of them in a new stadium. 

 

I wouldn't want to move from Anfield, it's one of the most iconic football grounds in the world and people come from all over the world to the city to visit it. It could do with being a bit bigger but Everton will just have a flat pack stadium on the dock.

 

When Espanyol moved into their stadium no one said it was better or more prestigious than the Nou Camp.

[Chocoholic 702]

 

You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one...

[Leyton388 1,074]

27 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

They also seem to believe that we will all be jealous of them in a new stadium. 

 

I wouldn't want to move from Anfield, it's one of the most iconic football grounds in the world and people come from all over the world to the city to visit it. It could do with being a bit bigger but Everton will just have a flat pack stadium on the dock.

 

When Espanyol moved into their stadium no one said it was better or more prestigious than the Nou Camp.

Don't let previous precedence get in the way of blueshite delusion. 

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58 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Tom Davies to Newcastle for £12m. Down payment to St Helen’s Glass.

 

I did my work experience at St. Helen's Glass. 

[Anubis 16,609]

6 minutes ago, Elite said:

I did my work experience at St. Helen's Glass. 

Mosh wants to know if you get discount?

[Elite 8,087]

10 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Mosh wants to know if you get discount?

I'm not sure what he'd do with a lopsided conservatory if I'm honest.

[Jimmy Hills Chin 815]

St Helen’s Glass ... has the class (and dignity).

[Leyton388 1,074]

I heard Ripley's beleive it or not were buying Tom Davies's wardrobe collection which should cover a fair chunk of the BMD go fund me. 

[Doctor Troy 9,258]

Wheres the Tom Davies Micheal Kors dressing gown money Bill???

[cloggypop 10,488]

Can't wait to see him skateboarding around the Bigg Market dressed as Noel Coward. 

[elBooth 63]

Have they found the water voles yet?

[Stickman 6,404]

Bad night for the Blues with getting knocked out the champions league quarter final

[paddyberger 393]

Missed out on the Citeh CL win overshadows Liverpool Trophy.

[Anubis 16,609]

Trying to find a positive in that City loss? Make it all about Ancelotti - even though it’s fuck all to do with Everton just make it sound like it is.

 

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So him and his student remain the only managers to win the champions league three times. Yet some GOT members think he’s no better than Allardyce...