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[SG90]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/stat ... rgen-klopp

Another Ten Hag I suspect

[Cjay]

Another Ten Hag I suspect

Will hurt the ego of the Liverpool fans.

He's basically 3rd choice.

[1964white]

I see Little Bournemouth had another good victory, slamming Brighton 3-0 taking them to 10th in the PL table, pretty good for a club attracting maximum 11,250 attendances.

[Cjay]

We've done it 21 times incidentally

7 times since 1945 for Villa is the same amount of times we've done it in the bloody Premier League.

Now look where we are and they are.

Depressing

[Cjay]

Anniversary of the most relevant moment in Newcastle history for 100 years

[Kennyb41]

Who needs Google, when this guy's around

[mentalcase]

Spending cap


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... egd3dy8j7o

[White Riot]

Another Ten Hag I suspect

Livarpool have gone for the slaphead model adopted by Citeh, Scum and Leeds United during the Brian McDonut era

[White Riot]

Anniversary of the most relevant moment in Newcastle history for 100 years

Well said Kevin

Shame they didn't win it

[White Riot]

We've done it 21 times incidentally

7 times since 1945 for Villa is the same amount of times we've done it in the bloody Premier League.

Now look where we are and they are.

Depressing

Missed opportunities, but no surprise when you had the three stooges in charge.

Emery has done a great job at Villa

[White Riot]

Will hurt the ego of the Liverpool fans.

He's basically 3rd choice.

Alonso would be their best chance of continued success. but once he wins more stuff with Leverkusen he'll be off to Real or Barca, and forget about him ever going to Livarpool.

I thought we were after Slot Machine last season?

[Cjay]

Missed opportunities, but no surprise when you had the three stooges in charge.

Emery has done a great job at Villa

He's been immense Emery.

But we should have achieved so much more as a club.

[Cjay]

Who needs Google, when this guy's around

Imagine updating the thread with relevant information .

[White Riot]

Imagine updating the thread with relevant information .

How dare you?

[White Riot]

He's been immense Emery.

But we should have achieved so much more as a club.

I've talked to a few Villa fans and they all say that he's the best thing since sliced bread.

I did say at the time that once we blew our transfer funds ineffectively in the Prem it would have long-term consequences for the club

[1964white]

Manchester United are willing to listen to offers for virtually all their first-team squad this summer as Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks to turn the club back into challengers for major honours.

[Irish Ian]

Another Ten Hag I suspect

We courted him last season iirc.

Continuing the trend of baldies in the Pl.

[Irish Ian]

Manchester United are willing to listen to offers for virtually all their first-team squad this summer as Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks to turn the club back into challengers for major honours.

A bold move, it suggests that Ten Hag will ge another couple of transfer windows to build his squad.

Transfermrkt has their squad valued at E734.5M

[GreennWhite]

A bold move, it suggests that Ten Hag will ge another couple of transfer windows to build his squad.

Transfermrkt has their squad valued at E734.5M

Good chance for us to build up our squad, how many of the United players do you think we should buy, and could afford

[Irish Ian]

This is a massive story.

Everton call in insolvency advisers amid fresh doubt over 777 takeover
Club believed to be waiting for further £15m of loans from 777
Advisory firm Teneo deals with restructuring and insolvency

Everton are calling in a leading firm of restructuring and insolvency advisers, the Guardian understands, raising further questions about the proposed takeover of the Premier League club by 777 Partners.

The move comes as the club are believed to still be waiting for a further £15m of loans that 777 had pledged to provide Everton with during April, according to one 777 source.

Bonza
Blow to would-be Everton owners 777 Partners as airline enters administration

The latest loan would have taken the amount the club had borrowed from the American firm to more than £200m during the seven months since it was announced it would acquire Everton.

Everton call in insolvency advisers amid fresh doubt over 777 takeover
Club believed to be waiting for further £15m of loans from 777
Advisory firm Teneo deals with restructuring and insolvency
Simon Goodley
Tue 30 Apr 2024 11.39 BST
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Everton are calling in a leading firm of restructuring and insolvency advisers, the Guardian understands, raising further questions about the proposed takeover of the Premier League club by 777 Partners.

The move comes as the club are believed to still be waiting for a further £15m of loans that 777 had pledged to provide Everton with during April, according to one 777 source.

Bonza
Blow to would-be Everton owners 777 Partners as airline enters administration
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The latest loan would have taken the amount the club had borrowed from the American firm to more than £200m during the seven months since it was announced it would acquire Everton.

However, 777 appears to be experiencing further financial difficulties, with its low-cost airline Bonza entering voluntary administration in Australia on Tuesday. Meanwhile, 777 Partners is understood to have parted company with its UK PR advisers after falling behind on paying its fees.


The developments raise further questions regarding whether 777 will be able to complete its takeover of Everton – and how the club will be funded until the end of the season.

When companies fall into financial difficulties, directors are required to take professional advice and closely monitor a business’s finances to ensure that they are not trading while insolvent.

The Guardian understands that Teneo – a global financial advisory firm with a large insolvency division – has been approached to advise Everton and its directors.

When asked on Monday about the firm advising Everton, Daniel Butters, Teneo’s chief executive of financial advisory, said: “We don’t comment on any client situations.” The phone line then went dead.

Everton declined to comment.

The developments also raise questions about how long the Everton owner, Farhad Moshiri, can retain control of the club, only a month after assuring fans that 777’s takeover was entering the “home straight”.

Another set of Everton creditors – MSP and its partners, the Evertonian businessmen Andy Bell and George Downing – has loaned the club about £160m, which is secured over the new stadium development at Bramley-Moore Dock, as well as a charge over more than half of Moshiri’s 94% stake in the club, according to corporate documents filed in the Isle of Man. That consortium could use its security to take control of the club.

777 did not respond to efforts to contact the company. 777 appears to be experiencing further financial difficulties, with its low-cost airline Bonza entering voluntary administration in Australia on Tuesday. Meanwhile, 777 Partners is understood to have parted company with its UK PR advisers after falling behind on paying its fees.


The developments raise further questions regarding whether 777 will be able to complete its takeover of Everton – and how the club will be funded until the end of the season.

When companies fall into financial difficulties, directors are required to take professional advice and closely monitor a business’s finances to ensure that they are not trading while insolvent.

The Guardian understands that Teneo – a global financial advisory firm with a large insolvency division – has been approached to advise Everton and its directors.

When asked on Monday about the firm advising Everton, Daniel Butters, Teneo’s chief executive of financial advisory, said: “We don’t comment on any client situations.” The phone line then went dead.

Everton declined to comment.

The developments also raise questions about how long the Everton owner, Farhad Moshiri, can retain control of the club, only a month after assuring fans that 777’s takeover was entering the “home straight”.

Another set of Everton creditors – MSP and its partners, the Evertonian businessmen Andy Bell and George Downing – has loaned the club about £160m, which is secured over the new stadium development at Bramley-Moore Dock, as well as a charge over more than half of Moshiri’s 94% stake in the club, according to corporate documents filed in the Isle of Man. That consortium could use its security to take control of the club.

777 did not respond to efforts to contact the company.