Newty82

One of the first things I learned when taking MBA classes was the importance of debt and of balancing equity with debt. Companies usually lose out if they don't use debt since they leave tax benefits on the table. Of course, there are many variables, and we don't know all factors in the case of 777, but I'd be amazed if they didn't leverage debt.

Corrected it quickly, man.

When did you become Jamaican. 

Thought we were ok for the most part, all things considered.

Playing with no pressure on the result makes all the difference. 

Young being massively targeted by Luton.
It might be worth bringing Coleman on for him. Godfrey to LB.
We're doing alright. There's more calmness to our play. We're passing it round nicely.
Just doing what we need to do.

Was hoping that slipped under the radar...🙈

Can't wait until Young leaves this club.  

And they did.

Ooooh....
Will it be one???

Sky commentary, what is the point of saying Dyche has 9 English players in his starting line up, the same as when at Burnley? Quantify it.

That Chong is a bit lively...kick him!

Strong line up.
Hopefully Chermiti gets more minutes.
DCL can hopefully get another goal...finish the season strong.

Bit annoyed he's dropped Chermiti but I glad to see DCL back
 

I’m pretty sure all of our owners since the Moores family have bought us on borrowed money. 
Wealthy people don’t spend their own money, they spend someone else’s. 

Absolutely.
Over the past several years, it's been common place on here to question the players, they don't care, they aren't playing for the club etc etc. I reckon most of us have made the call.
All we wanted was for the players to show fight, dig in and give us 'something'.
OK. It took a slap around the bonce to get it across. But we got the results. HR can deal with the rest....

Any club...or business...being bought is with borrowed money. That's just business.
The whole business world works on borrowings and debt.
The concern is do 777 have the cash flow to keep us going while we build the stadium? Or, at least, have access to the cash needed.
That, I think, is the part the Premier League are trying to get 777 to prove.
I think most of the debt the club might be labelled as having, while scary as fuck to us 'normal' people, probs isn't too bad for the club....
Moshiris debt is interest free and paid back at a time to be agreed (I'm sure that's been stated?)
777 debt won't be debt, so long as they get the club 🙈
And a chunk of other debt is linked to a nice big shiny new stadium which, on paper, will prove a valuable asset to the business to offset a load of the debt on the accounts.
I think a spanner in the works for the football side of things is trying to balance PSR.
Non of its ideal. But...well...it's business unfortunately. I'm no expert and I won't pretend to know the facts, it's all too complicated for me...hence I view it in Laymans.

Any club...or business...being bought is with borrowed money. That's just business.
The whole business world works on borrowings and debt.
The concern is do 777 have the cash flow to keep us going while we build the stadium? Or, at least, have access to the cash needed.
That, I think, is the part the Premier League are trying to get 777 to prove.
I think most of the debt the club might be labelled as having, while scary as fuck to us 'normal' people, probs isn't too bad for the club....
Moshiris debt is interest free and paid back at a time to be agreed (I'm sure that's been stated?)
777 debt won't be debt, so long as they get the club 🙈
And a chunk of other debt is linked to a nice big shiny new stadium which, on paper, will prove a valuable asset to the business to offset a load of the debt on the accounts.
I think a spanner in the works for the football side of things is trying to balance PSR.
Non of its ideal. But...well...it's business unfortunately. I'm no expert and I won't pretend to know the facts, it's all too complicated for me...hence I view it in Laymans.

Very well put. 

Having saved us twice he should definitely get next season before anyone pushes the panic button. Some solid new signings and no more points deductions would mean the coaching staff can concentrate on the playing side and I would hope we would see definite improvement. Whatever he and the players have said the off field issues must have taken their toll - they certainly have on the supporters.

Any club...or business...being bought is with borrowed money. That's just business.
The whole business world works on borrowings and debt.
The concern is do 777 have the cash flow to keep us going while we build the stadium? Or, at least, have access to the cash needed.
That, I think, is the part the Premier League are trying to get 777 to prove.
I think most of the debt the club might be labelled as having, while scary as fuck to us 'normal' people, probs isn't too bad for the club....
Moshiris debt is interest free and paid back at a time to be agreed (I'm sure that's been stated?)
777 debt won't be debt, so long as they get the club 🙈
And a chunk of other debt is linked to a nice big shiny new stadium which, on paper, will prove a valuable asset to the business to offset a load of the debt on the accounts.
I think a spanner in the works for the football side of things is trying to balance PSR.
Non of its ideal. But...well...it's business unfortunately. I'm no expert and I won't pretend to know the facts, it's all too complicated for me...hence I view it in Laymans.

Any club...or business...being bought is with borrowed money. That's just business.
The whole business world works on borrowings and debt.
The concern is do 777 have the cash flow to keep us going while we build the stadium? Or, at least, have access to the cash needed.
That, I think, is the part the Premier League are trying to get 777 to prove.
I think most of the debt the club might be labelled as having, while scary as fuck to us 'normal' people, probs isn't too bad for the club....
Moshiris debt is interest free and paid back at a time to be agreed (I'm sure that's been stated?)
777 debt won't be debt, so long as they get the club 🙈
And a chunk of other debt is linked to a nice big shiny new stadium which, on paper, will prove a valuable asset to the business to offset a load of the debt on the accounts.
I think a spanner in the works for the football side of things is trying to balance PSR.
Non of its ideal. But...well...it's business unfortunately. I'm no expert and I won't pretend to know the facts, it's all too complicated for me...hence I view it in Laymans.

Any club...or business...being bought is with borrowed money. That's just business.
The whole business world works on borrowings and debt.
The concern is do 777 have the cash flow to keep us going while we build the stadium? Or, at least, have access to the cash needed.
That, I think, is the part the Premier League are trying to get 777 to prove.
I think most of the debt the club might be labelled as having, while scary as fuck to us 'normal' people, probs isn't too bad for the club....
Moshiris debt is interest free and paid back at a time to be agreed (I'm sure that's been stated?)
777 debt won't be debt, so long as they get the club 🙈
And a chunk of other debt is linked to a nice big shiny new stadium which, on paper, will prove a valuable asset to the business to offset a load of the debt on the accounts.
I think a spanner in the works for the football side of things is trying to balance PSR.
Non of its ideal. But...well...it's business unfortunately. I'm no expert and I won't pretend to know the facts, it's all too complicated for me...hence I view it in Laymans.

Catching up. 
 
The club has many expenses to cover, and the salaries of the everyday employees is not a big one. They will be fine. 
If Moshiri stops paying people then his shares in the club really start to lose value, he’s not a good owner but he’s not a complete idiot.