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Based on nothing more than this is all "too noisy", I share your guts mate.
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Based on nothing more than this is all "too noisy", I share your guts mate.
Drico
Player Valuation: £50m
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Welcome to Barcelonaton FC
It's on the league's "next thing to look at" after you've got Newcastle, City, Bournemouth, all owning multiple sides.
Drico
Player Valuation: £50m
Hello there. I live in Berlin. Fancy accompanying me to a half-empty Olympiastadion (capacity 78,000) for this weekend's second division match and a chat about how well our tiny neighbours, Union Berlin, are doing as they challenge for the Bundesliga title and prepare to play Real Madrid in the Champions League in our home stadium (which was sold out a month before the draw was even made)?
The article about the aviation investments they have is a massive red flag and when a writer who has published books about owners in football says this you have to worry.
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £50m
Only an issue if two teams are in the same European competition and we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it.
Davideeyore
Player Valuation: £30m
We want Moshiri out of the club and some will say sell to whoever comes in they will be better than Moshiri and of course Moshiri has had the rug pulled
from under him so he doesn't have any more cash. Fair enough. Yet people criticising others not wanting 777 like 'what more do you want'?
Reminds me of the lazy pro-big 6 / Scab 6 pundits when Everton have finished 8th saying "what more do you want?".
For a start, the only thing we can do is protest and be vocal about it. Sadly we don't have a choice really who Moshiri sells to.
What we do want is Everton to function better. We want a better Everton. A club that runs better takes care of its finances, its spending, in a appropriate professional business like fashion. We want a club that wants to improve itself, and raise the standards. We want a new board, a new CEO and a new chairman. We want a club that throws down challenges and targets. An Everton that will in the not to distant future be challenging for the title, be in cup finals be in Europe and win things.
This is not how Everton have been run under Moshiri and for all the "good times" under Kenwright before him, the club merely existed. Making up the numbers.
Now bring us 777 and compare. What are they going to bring to the table and how will they benefit us? By all accounts, I don't see that kind of owner
wanting to turn the club around and bring back some glory. More just another one to add to their portfolio.
Hey ho. We might lose Moshiri but still every chance we keep an old friend. Old Bill.
Ah. Better the devil you know, they say.
from under him so he doesn't have any more cash. Fair enough. Yet people criticising others not wanting 777 like 'what more do you want'?
Reminds me of the lazy pro-big 6 / Scab 6 pundits when Everton have finished 8th saying "what more do you want?".
For a start, the only thing we can do is protest and be vocal about it. Sadly we don't have a choice really who Moshiri sells to.
What we do want is Everton to function better. We want a better Everton. A club that runs better takes care of its finances, its spending, in a appropriate professional business like fashion. We want a club that wants to improve itself, and raise the standards. We want a new board, a new CEO and a new chairman. We want a club that throws down challenges and targets. An Everton that will in the not to distant future be challenging for the title, be in cup finals be in Europe and win things.
This is not how Everton have been run under Moshiri and for all the "good times" under Kenwright before him, the club merely existed. Making up the numbers.
Now bring us 777 and compare. What are they going to bring to the table and how will they benefit us? By all accounts, I don't see that kind of owner
wanting to turn the club around and bring back some glory. More just another one to add to their portfolio.
Hey ho. We might lose Moshiri but still every chance we keep an old friend. Old Bill.
Ah. Better the devil you know, they say.
If, and it's a big if, in my opinion, this takeover goes ahead, I take from it one crumb of comfort. They will know they are buying in to a club in turmoil, a club where the fans hate the owner and chairman and a club where the fans certainly don't want 777 partners as owners. This being the case, surely somebody at 777 will realize that punting the liar Kenwright as far from the club as possible, will win them some 'Brownie points'.
All that being said, I really hope this is all baloney and that there is no chance of them taking over.
All that being said, I really hope this is all baloney and that there is no chance of them taking over.
Streetender1878
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Dont the two announcements/stories today contradict each other. The noisy 777 story with no quotes and the quiet factual "Everton/moshiri have taken out and recieved a £100m loan from MSP to help fund the stadium."
How is the MSP 100m loan factual?
Moderatelywarmwater
Player Valuation: £10m
What we need is an organised and concerted online campaign to stop this happening.
Target their financial backers, their other financial interests etc and we can put enough pressure on to stop this happening.
If we want to…
Target their financial backers, their other financial interests etc and we can put enough pressure on to stop this happening.
If we want to…
From my understanding and its only what ive read over the last few days, they have no financial backers, they are self-financing.
Streetender1878
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Hmmmm. Isnt it? I dont know what to believe now.
Moderatelywarmwater
Player Valuation: £10m
They will have other financial interests though.. put enough pressure on and they can be made to change their minds
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