Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/ex-arsenal-owner-alisher-usmanov-21280790
£30m and that’s not even to secure the deal. It’s just first option.
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 7 minutes ago
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
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One year of losses. Soon sort that out with more sponsorship deals and someone buying Kenwright shares at an inflated price.
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 7 minutes ago
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
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One year of losses. Soon sort that out with more sponsorship deals and someone buying Kenwright shares at an inflated price.
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Really? Wouldn't it make more sense to keep the ownership structure as it is right now whilst they cook the books over the next 3-4 years?
Bringing in new shareholders at this point would just attract undue attention. It's much easier to skirt the FFP rules with fewer voices piping up.
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 7 minutes ago
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
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One year of losses. Soon sort that out with more sponsorship deals and someone buying Kenwright shares at an inflated price.
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Really? Wouldn't it make more sense to keep the ownership structure as it is right now whilst they cook the books over the next 3-4 years?
Bringing in new shareholders at this point would just attract undue attention. It's much easier to skirt the FFP rules with fewer voices piping up.
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Didn’t say when the share would be sold. But sure the USM deal for the training ground is due for renewal. I wouldn’t sweat losses, not with a billionaire accountant as major shareholder.
Is it legal, well for now it is. fair market value can slowly be increased. Was all okay when United and co outspent the rest. Now we have the money they League makes the top tier a closed shop.
Breaking into the Top 4/6 is the most democratic it's ever been for a while. Every PL club stands to make a minimum of £120m from the common TV pot before a ball is kicked. While the petrodollar clubs get a disapproving tap on the back of the head when they stretch the rules too far.
Anyone still crying poverty is being disingenuous to a degree.
Nobody said poverty. But it is becoming a closed shop.
If everyone has £120m. Does that make it more of a level playing field or just that everyone has £120m more to spend each season.
It used to be much harder than it is now. Just look at the turnaround in fortunes for clubs like Arsenal, United and even Chelsea. The past few seasons have shown that anyone with a forward-thinking chairman could reasonably expect to build a very competitive side.
30m to be spunked on someone like James Tomkins knowing Everton.
Who cares. We can pay £50m and loan him back to wherever he came from.
£110m losses.
No more big transfers for Everton
What losses.
Do you want to look at that again.
Oh, £30m to have first bid on naming of a stadium not even past planning application. Do you think these ‘losses’ bother anyone
comment by Neo- WORLD CHAMPIONS (U9135)
posted 58 minutes ago
£110m losses.
No more big transfers for Everton
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£110m plus about £22m reported in the previous financial year.
Usmanov's £30m cheque is just enough for the Everton beancounters to keep the total amount of reported losses below the £105m FFP threshold allowed over 3 consecutive seasons.
The most important thing is to avoid a transfer ban.
£30m just to have the first option to bid. Wonder what’s the next deal to go through.
£110m of losses. Everton must reign in their spending, or face points deduction.
The Premier League will investigate Everton's accounts after it announced a company part-owned by Alisher Usmanov paid £30m to secure an option on the naming rights of their new stadium, Sky Sports News can confirm.
You mean the deal the PL were aware of ad the review all clubs face by the PL each year.
You make Maf look smart
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 1 day, 3 hours ago
You mean the deal the PL were aware of ad the review all clubs face by the PL each year.
You make Maf look smart
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That wouldn't of suited his agenda though
It’s not an agenda, he just is as thick a 3 day old whank
£30 mil in the drain...better use of it in a coal stove to heat the house in this winter....😂😂
£30m to think about naming rights.
What has been paid for West Ham stadium
Nobody has come in with 30p for naming rights at the Dogs Dinner Stadium, never mind even reserving first dibs - not even PAL or Pedigree Chum, heck even the Di|do brothers can't attract Durex
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posted on 14/1/20
Front of the what (sic).
posted on 14/1/20
Yeah, sic isn’t it
posted on 14/1/20
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
posted on 14/1/20
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/ex-arsenal-owner-alisher-usmanov-21280790
£30m and that’s not even to secure the deal. It’s just first option.
posted on 14/1/20
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 7 minutes ago
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One year of losses. Soon sort that out with more sponsorship deals and someone buying Kenwright shares at an inflated price.
posted on 14/1/20
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 7 minutes ago
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One year of losses. Soon sort that out with more sponsorship deals and someone buying Kenwright shares at an inflated price.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Really? Wouldn't it make more sense to keep the ownership structure as it is right now whilst they cook the books over the next 3-4 years?
Bringing in new shareholders at this point would just attract undue attention. It's much easier to skirt the FFP rules with fewer voices piping up.
posted on 14/1/20
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 7 minutes ago
Won't be long before Everton find themselves having to nominally "sell" the ground to him and Moshiri in order to mask the runaway operating losses.
FFP has made this the biggest scam going nowadays.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One year of losses. Soon sort that out with more sponsorship deals and someone buying Kenwright shares at an inflated price.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Really? Wouldn't it make more sense to keep the ownership structure as it is right now whilst they cook the books over the next 3-4 years?
Bringing in new shareholders at this point would just attract undue attention. It's much easier to skirt the FFP rules with fewer voices piping up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Didn’t say when the share would be sold. But sure the USM deal for the training ground is due for renewal. I wouldn’t sweat losses, not with a billionaire accountant as major shareholder.
Is it legal, well for now it is. fair market value can slowly be increased. Was all okay when United and co outspent the rest. Now we have the money they League makes the top tier a closed shop.
posted on 14/1/20
Breaking into the Top 4/6 is the most democratic it's ever been for a while. Every PL club stands to make a minimum of £120m from the common TV pot before a ball is kicked. While the petrodollar clubs get a disapproving tap on the back of the head when they stretch the rules too far.
Anyone still crying poverty is being disingenuous to a degree.
posted on 14/1/20
Nobody said poverty. But it is becoming a closed shop.
If everyone has £120m. Does that make it more of a level playing field or just that everyone has £120m more to spend each season.
posted on 14/1/20
It used to be much harder than it is now. Just look at the turnaround in fortunes for clubs like Arsenal, United and even Chelsea. The past few seasons have shown that anyone with a forward-thinking chairman could reasonably expect to build a very competitive side.
posted on 15/1/20
30m to be spunked on someone like James Tomkins knowing Everton.
posted on 15/1/20
Who cares. We can pay £50m and loan him back to wherever he came from.
posted on 15/1/20
£110m losses.
No more big transfers for Everton
posted on 15/1/20
What losses.
Do you want to look at that again.
Oh, £30m to have first bid on naming of a stadium not even past planning application. Do you think these ‘losses’ bother anyone
posted on 15/1/20
comment by Neo- WORLD CHAMPIONS (U9135)
posted 58 minutes ago
£110m losses.
No more big transfers for Everton
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£110m plus about £22m reported in the previous financial year.
Usmanov's £30m cheque is just enough for the Everton beancounters to keep the total amount of reported losses below the £105m FFP threshold allowed over 3 consecutive seasons.
The most important thing is to avoid a transfer ban.
posted on 15/1/20
£30m just to have the first option to bid. Wonder what’s the next deal to go through.
posted on 16/1/20
£110m of losses. Everton must reign in their spending, or face points deduction.
posted on 17/1/20
The Premier League will investigate Everton's accounts after it announced a company part-owned by Alisher Usmanov paid £30m to secure an option on the naming rights of their new stadium, Sky Sports News can confirm.
posted on 17/1/20
You mean the deal the PL were aware of ad the review all clubs face by the PL each year.
You make Maf look smart
posted on 18/1/20
comment by Arouna Jagielka oooh I wanna take ya, Heitinga Nikica come on pretty mama (U1308)
posted 1 day, 3 hours ago
You mean the deal the PL were aware of ad the review all clubs face by the PL each year.
You make Maf look smart
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That wouldn't of suited his agenda though
posted on 18/1/20
It’s not an agenda, he just is as thick a 3 day old whank
posted on 18/1/20
£30 mil in the drain...better use of it in a coal stove to heat the house in this winter....😂😂
posted on 18/1/20
£30m to think about naming rights.
What has been paid for West Ham stadium
posted on 18/1/20
Nobody has come in with 30p for naming rights at the Dogs Dinner Stadium, never mind even reserving first dibs - not even PAL or Pedigree Chum, heck even the Di|do brothers can't attract Durex
posted on 18/1/20
D1ldo ground. P
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