If they clear an ownership group under an active fraud investigation they should probably just fold.
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hatterson
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Unless they cleared them in the last couple weeks, they haven't cleared them yet.
Here's an article from a couple weeks ago that has the deal still stalled:
Everton Seeks Alternative Buyer as Deal With 777 Partners Falters
With a proposed sale stalled seven months after it was announced, a financially strapped Premier League team is pursuing a backup plan.
Wee Baby Seamus
Yo, Goober, where's the meat?
30 penalties in a season must be a record
Savant
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Crazy that Fowler did this twice. And only with four penalties across the two seasons. The hype on him if he was around during social media would have been ridiculous. Purely from a finishing standpoint one of the best England has ever produced
Wee Baby Seamus
Yo, Goober, where's the meat?
Crazy how fast out the gate he was. Never as good as the similarly precocious Owen (all around game so so so much better), but Jesus Christ could he score.
Blender
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Impressive that the other 2 are pure strikers while Palmer has mostly played wing or attacking midfield.
Savant
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You know the funny thing is, this is probably why the networks never talk about the 115 charges eitherI hope they fold
That’s why City has flags for their lawyers at the Emptyhad
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Just saw this and busrt out laughing in the office. The rumours are Mount was the snitch.
I so badly hope it's true lol
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Wee Baby Seamus
Yo, Goober, where's the meat?
eth will wear a bald cap as a gag in his next press conference, say it's water under the bridge, and play antony for every minute remaining this season
hatterson
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Not sure the asking price and if their new stadium is going to be owned by the club or the municipality, but if the price isn’t too high and the stadium is owned by the club I think Everton would be an attractive option for a prospective buyer.
Savant
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Their value will probably never be lower , especially if they have to run from 777
hatterson
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Nottingham Forest fail in appeal to have four-point deduction overturned
Nottingham Forest were docked four points in March for breaching the Premier Leagues Profit and Sustainability Rules for 2022/23; the clubs losses breached the threshold of £61m by £34.5m; Everton lost 10 points in November, which was reduced to six on appeal
Points deduction has been upheld. Glad this is dealt with before the final two games so we see what happens. Likely comes down to the last game against Burnley but they’ve put it in their own hands and have only themselves to blame if Forest is relegated now
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spintheblackcircle
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Wee Baby Seamus
Yo, Goober, where's the meat?
At present, the relegation scrap looks like this:
17: Forest - 29 points - -18
18: Luton - 26 points - -29
19: Burnley - 24 points - -35
For the good of society (and for the good of an awesome and dramatic final day), I hope the following happens:
1. Luton and Burnley win their matches on Saturday afternoon against West Ham and Spurs, respectively. These wins would leave them at 29 points and 27 points, with Luton still outside on goal difference.
2. Nottingham Forest lose to Chelsea on Saturday evening (this is required to keep Burnley alive). This would leave them at 29 points still, but safe on goal difference.
3. Luton beat a Fulham side that has basically checked out on the final day - leaving them at 32.
4. Burnley beat Nottingham Forest, hoping that Luton lose to Fulham.
In such a scenario, Luton end at 32, Burnley at 30, and Forest at 29. Luton stay up, Forest down.
For maximal final day fun, Burnley need to still be in it, so they really have to beat Spurs this weekend.
17: Forest - 29 points - -18
18: Luton - 26 points - -29
19: Burnley - 24 points - -35
For the good of society (and for the good of an awesome and dramatic final day), I hope the following happens:
1. Luton and Burnley win their matches on Saturday afternoon against West Ham and Spurs, respectively. These wins would leave them at 29 points and 27 points, with Luton still outside on goal difference.
2. Nottingham Forest lose to Chelsea on Saturday evening (this is required to keep Burnley alive). This would leave them at 29 points still, but safe on goal difference.
3. Luton beat a Fulham side that has basically checked out on the final day - leaving them at 32.
4. Burnley beat Nottingham Forest, hoping that Luton lose to Fulham.
In such a scenario, Luton end at 32, Burnley at 30, and Forest at 29. Luton stay up, Forest down.
For maximal final day fun, Burnley need to still be in it, so they really have to beat Spurs this weekend.
spintheblackcircle
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Everton takeover by 777 on brink of collapse
Plus, analysis on how owner Farhad Moshiri can earn some credit by ending talks with the crisis-hit US investment firm
www.telegraph.co.uk
