Ah ok cheers. So Austin, Skipp, Devine, Dorrington/Donley would cover us. Scarlett or Parrott in theory could replace one of those?
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Ah ok cheers. So Austin, Skipp, Devine, Dorrington/Donley would cover us. Scarlett or Parrott in theory could replace one of those?
The Don and Levy offering to help?? beautiful…
“But by the end of January 2024, 777 Partners will have had an answer to another key question with regards to one of its football assets: Genoa.
Having purchased Genoa back in September 2021 for a sum of around €150m, according to Reuters, Italy’s oldest club were relegated at the end of the 2021/22 season before bouncing back with promotion in the 2022/23 campaign.
When 777 Partners acquired 99.9% of Genoa's capital, a statement that accompanied the purchase of the club, without highlighting specific financial details, stated that the new owners would “assume certain related liabilities.”
A chunk of those liabilities come in the form of a tax bill due to the Italian tax authorities. According to investigative journalism website Josimar, €106m was due to the taxman.
At the end of October a deal was struck between Genoa and the Italian tax authorities that would reduce the indebtedness of the club to the taxman, reportedly reducing the tax burden by some 65%. The deal would see repayments spread over the next decade.
But that agreement has to be ratified by the Court of Genoa, with a decision to arrive before the end of January. If the Court reject the agreement that was reached it would create significant problems for the prospective Everton owners and the club, which would, according to Josimar, face the threat of bankruptcy.
Sources close to 777 Partners claim that the Genoa owners don’t anticipate any issues with the decision, with the renegotiation done do achieve more favourable terms for the ownership having acquired the tax liabilities from the previous owners of the club.”
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“But by the end of January 2024, 777 Partners will have had an answer to another key question with regards to one of its football assets: Genoa.
Having purchased Genoa back in September 2021 for a sum of around €150m, according to Reuters, Italy’s oldest club were relegated at the end of the 2021/22 season before bouncing back with promotion in the 2022/23 campaign.
When 777 Partners acquired 99.9% of Genoa's capital, a statement that accompanied the purchase of the club, without highlighting specific financial details, stated that the new owners would “assume certain related liabilities.”
A chunk of those liabilities come in the form of a tax bill due to the Italian tax authorities. According to investigative journalism website Josimar, €106m was due to the taxman.
At the end of October a deal was struck between Genoa and the Italian tax authorities that would reduce the indebtedness of the club to the taxman, reportedly reducing the tax burden by some 65%. The deal would see repayments spread over the next decade.
But that agreement has to be ratified by the Court of Genoa, with a decision to arrive before the end of January. If the Court reject the agreement that was reached it would create significant problems for the prospective Everton owners and the club, which would, according to Josimar, face the threat of bankruptcy.
Sources close to 777 Partners claim that the Genoa owners don’t anticipate any issues with the decision, with the renegotiation done do achieve more favourable terms for the ownership having acquired the tax liabilities from the previous owners of the club.”
777 Partners face major Genoa decision as they seek Everton takeover approval
777 Partners renegotiated a historic tax issue at Genoa - an agreement that requires approval in Italy
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Yes, its really whether the u21's can contribute something to Spurs playing CL is the criteria - plus whether they would be better off out on loan for experience playing 90 mins regularly rather than a few mins in CL for Spurs.
Naaa, he thought he was a change instigator, bringing the laces and rainbows wherever he roamed.
Poor lad.
You don't NEED to so don't worry about it.
What do you think happens if we don't have 4 club trained players in the squad?
Anyway, where is Dragusin?
Deals still not fucking done is it?
Deals still not fucking done is it?
One of them was a gooner supporter and gave me the choice of tapping out by saying something along the lines of 'North London is Red' or pass out.
Naturally I passed out.
But Woolwich played in all white at weekend with a 'never red' campaign.
I thought we were starting to educate them in the error of their ways !
Also a) cost actual money and b) came with great expectation/promise.
.............Hardly the same thing as Pau Lopez as 3rd keeper for 6 months.
The likes of Stambouli, GKN & Fazio have no place on such a list either.
All things considered (relative cost, output and anticipated level); from the last decade alone (and that's before considering the stream of dross during the 90s/early-00s):
Ndombele
Soldado
Jansen
Paulinho
+ maybe:
GLC (until VERY recent potential reprieve)
Sanchez (pricetag alone puts him in the conversation even though I do think he was poorly managed by Poch).
Maximum 21 players in squad - and bigger chance of injuries (so even less fit players due to overplaying which is why managers try to avoid that scenario,
View: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1744726062968586396
Looks like he's going this window, good for him.
No, same as PL, there are 4 spots that can only be filled by a HG/CT player, if you don't have the players for that then they go unused and you have a smaller squad. You could have zero CT players, it would just mean you only have a squad of 21 players to choose from.
It doesn't matter whether List B players count as Club trained, association trained, Martian trained or whatever, they are available to select in addition to your List A.
No harm keeping Feynoord sweet for the summer….
View: https://x.com/tottenhamtiers/status/1744725403577864399?s=46&t=LZlJuZ1uaIN4QMovCQVkvQ
View: https://x.com/tottenhamtiers/status/1744725403577864399?s=46&t=LZlJuZ1uaIN4QMovCQVkvQ
No, I have played it off my face on a pinga though. Was quite good too.
I’m just thinking midfield alternatives because 1. I want to see the back of Hojbjerg this window and 2. If Dragusin is amazing, and he and Micky turn into a diabolical CB pairing, then how do you fit them all in? But yes, maybe overthinking it
Yeah but that's nothing to do with worrying whether List B players can count as Club Trained, which is the post I was responding to.
There's no punishment along the lines of fines, bans, expulsion or whatever.
MIGHT HELP WITH GIMENEZ IN THE SUMMER
Oh ok. So it’s an incentive nudge to encourage more CT players not an enforced thing
That's truly shocking. Feel so bad they've all been bamboozled. If only people had been reporting for decades about how societally backwards and outdated that regime is. If only people had been writing for centuries about the Arabian Desert.
They'll sell all these players back at huge losses, and then buy the new donkies way over market. Rinse and repeat, almost as if that was the plan all along.