Trust me you ain’t alone. We’re struggling to sell too, had to cancel Doherty’s contract last night. Said on our board that Prem clubs are gonna struggle selling flops to clubs outside the Prem because most European clubs don’t have anywhere near the amount of dough to match the contracts we pay, let alone pay any fees. So it’s just loans, running down contracts or cancelling them. We’ve got a ****ed summer coming up, about 11 players we need to get rid of and I don’t see how we’re gonna do it.
Marseille signed Ounahi for only €8m plus €2m add ons during the window. Just scored a decent goal on his debut. Surprised no Prem clubs went in for him, especially at that price, absolute bargain.
Everton got until midday Friday to register players so looking at a couple of frees. They just need bodies. Ayew and Isco rumoured, an odd set of negotiations when both sides would be desperate to get a deal done fast. Ayew, uninspiring. 33 and hit 18 goals in 2 years in the Qatari league. Isco, odd. Only 30 and gone from being a serial winner with Real Madrid to being released early by Malaga and then refused by Union Berlin yesterday after having passed a medical. Think Everton may be ****ed if these are their hopes.
Leeds and us both put in £20million bids ... kid wanted to stay in France... EDIT ... @Gessa beat me to it ... if we'd got him I suspect Tielemans might have gone ..
People are only of the belief that Everton will survive based on a manager who was relegated twice. Dyche did impressive work at Burnley based on a 4-4-2, a highly defensive one. You can hear him talk about it in a video on YouTube, he seems to have little vision as to what to do when your side actually -has- possession, only what to do when you lose it. They're gonna lose their next two more than likely and the ground will turn into a toxic cabin of misery again, right back to square one. Edit; I think at this point it's more than likely Everton will get a win against Liverpool than Leeds actually.
We had no debt from the summer, Phillips and Raphinha paid for all the new signings, we've gone from apparently having no money to making £60-70m worth of signings this window, one being a loan to buy in the summer though, we think the SF 49ers are taking over fully in the summer and it's them trying to protect their Investment. As for Leicester?????
We have no debt ... plus we've still got monies left over from the Fofana sale ... Being reported that Jack Harrison was actually having his medical at our training complex on deadline day when Leeds backtracked and pulled the plug ...
They are not 'debt shares' ... King Power could have done exactly the same by paying up share capital in the first place ... but loan funding is a quicker way to get the funds back ... share capital is a longer term financial commitment
You can put whatever words you want to it, to me share capital is a debt (amortisation), that will be have to paid sometime at a future date. Once a business is liquidated, its shares become worthless – this can be a stark reminder that whether owned on a large scale by directors or modestly by small investors, there are always risks when investing in companies. So best hope you don't get relegated Fosse, and sack that twat of a manager you have got.
I think the only reason a club would hide debt is if there are intentions to sell it, watch this space.
Well there is more chance of Gillingham qualifying for the Champions League than King Power International going into administration ... so I'll sleep easy on that score ... if the company in which the football club sits should go into liquidation it's assets would be distributed to its Shareholders... and it only has one ... King Power International PS the assets would include valuable real estate including the King Power stadium and, of course, the state of the art training ground at Seagrave and the women's trIning facilities at Belvoir Drive where the mens teams trained prior to Seagrave being built