teppic
Player Valuation: £50m
got an awful feeling the dissension will continue on for some time. hopefully violence can be avoided, but judging by fans forums, and websites this vote has threaten an evertonian schism.
Too much accusation and emotional blackmailing going on amongst supporters. The rift needs to be healed. I keep seeing posts along the lines of "if you don't like the vote go and support LFC" etc.
and other posts such as "the yes voters will be dancing on the ruins of goodison".
None of this helps.
The realists voted yes for Kirby, the romantics voted No in the hope a stadium in Liverpool could be found or goodison developed. Ultimately, many romantic voters given the figures and a few more years of searching for a stadium in Liverpool may well have been persuaded to the Kirby option. The majority of the realist voters, understood the pain of leaving liverpool (isn't that a song?) and goodison park, but wanted to see a prosperous team, in a new stadium, and thought Kirby and Tesco could offer that without financially hurting the club.
We are all more alike than we think. I applaud both sets of voters, because I know in their hearts they were all doing what they thought was right for the club.
I hope not many evertonians will refuse to buy everton tickets in the future because of this.
I hope in a few years, we can stand in a new stadium, and watch everton compete for the league title, a united and richer club - with better players, a bigger ground and as an attractive propositon to outside investors.
We'll do the double over the RS that year too.
EFC forever.
i rarely quote a whole post and say that is exactly what i think. but honestly it's almost if i dictated that.
leonbil..... you've done it again!