After seeing a Norwegian website criticizing the company that owns Vasco, and even calling him “Vasco de Fiasco”, 777 publicly commented on the matter; see the published note
Just over a day after the Norwegian site “Josimar Football” publish an article criticizing the company 777 Partners, owner of SAF do Vasco da Gama, she answered. The publication raised a series of accusations against the company in question, including calling the Brazilian club itself “Vasco de Fiasco”.
The answer was released by the 777 press office, where it was stated that “important information was omitted” about aspects of the clubs that are part of the “holding” in question. In addition, he stated that the article was written to deliberately mislead the reader.
“The report by the vehicle “Josimar” is totally misleading and contradicts the basic guidelines of journalistic integrity. The article was intentionally structured to mislead and undermine 777 efforts across multiple sectors, reflecting ignorance and misinformation about investment models in aviation and football, as well as including questions that have no editorial relevance or justification.“, put an excerpt from the note.
Despite this, Vasco’s management was concerned about the tone of the report, and sought out 777 to seek explanations on the subject, in addition to asking for a public position, which happened. The company owns 70% of the club’s SAF since the beginning of this year, when the purchase was completed.
See the note in full:
“Josimar’s report is totally misleading and contradicts basic guidelines of journalistic integrity. The article was intentionally structured to mislead and undermine 777 efforts in various sectors, reflecting ignorance and misinformation about investment models in aviation and football , in addition to including questions that have no relevance or editorial justification.
In the article, important information was omitted about the positive impacts of 777 Partners on the projects of airlines, clubs and communities supported by the group. From disrupting an aviation market monopolized by traditional airlines, to introducing low-cost travel, to supporting numerous football clubs to achieve tournament access and financial sustainability under their watch, 777 Partners remains steadfast in its commitment to making a positive impact. to the communities in which it conducts business.
The personal allegations concerning Josh Wander are not only inaccurate but also defamatory in nature. Josh has never failed to address areas of his past that occurred decades ago and has dedicated a lifetime of work to rectifying these perceptions, with 777 Partners serving as testament to these efforts, bolstering a portfolio of 60 companies and 3,000 employees worldwide.
In relation to the allegations made against Sutton Park, the business is a wholesale aggregator of structured deals, not the originator of the funding mentioned in the article. Josh Wander, Steve Pasko and 777 Partners have no involvement in the origination of these contracts, but they deeply sympathize with the plaintiffs’ plight.“
Source: sportbuzz
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