Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
Skimmed through it...probably not the first to connect with The Wizard Of Oz, the subject of a Bill Kenwright theatre tour a few years ago......
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Skimmed through it...probably not the first to connect with The Wizard Of Oz, the subject of a Bill Kenwright theatre tour a few years ago......
Desperation for activity? So sell sell sell, as long as Bill goes that's all that matters. We have never been more susceptible to a fleecing. Anybody with evertons best interestswould want Bill to stick around at the moment, anybody who wasn't an evertonian would be looking at this club and thinking, so I bought this place for £20m and the assets are worth £200m?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Which, regardless of the actual figures, has come to pass. From the horses mouth a possible buyer has said the price was too high. And I cant see a bid forwarded to Everton's owners - with its current, and soon to be boosted, massive revenue intake - falling short of the figure you proffer, even bearing in mind the cost of a stadium build/redevelopment to them.
It's out there now and established: Kenwright, Woods and Earl are asking too much and repelling serious interest in a takeover because of it.
If there was no story or interest whatsoever then there probably would have been flat denials by now from one side or the other.
We also know that whatever may be happening will be kept strictly private. It is not a publicly quoted company so stock exchange rules do not apply. The probability is that nothing would be announced until the deal is finalised.
We also know from transfer windows that there are no its about sensitive information regarding the club, any thing shared on here is just somebodies opinion. We saw that even former players like Andy Gray did not know what the club was going to do about player's sales or purchases and this is much more sensitive.
We also know that whatever may be happening will be kept strictly private. It is not a publicly quoted company so stock exchange rules do not apply. The probability is that nothing would be announced until the deal is finalised.
We also know from transfer windows that there are no its about sensitive information regarding the club, any thing shared on here is just somebodies opinion. We saw that even former players like Andy Gray did not know what the club was going to do about player's sales or purchases and this is much more sensitive.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
Care would have to be taken to ensure that a takeover did not put us on a level playing field with Aston Villa, West Brom, and Norwich!
The board are obviously taking extra special care Steve as we've been up for sale for about 15 years
evertony
Player Valuation: £50m
If anyone thinks the Americans or anybody else for that matter are buying football clubs for anything other than huge potential future profitability then they need to go and check their boxers. Very, very few wealthy people like to waste money, or spend top dollar on a 'passion', and in this case it's a consortium not a wealthy individual. They are interested because of the size of the potential pie in the future. On a similar note, why would anyone expect the current shareholders to sell for anything other than a sizeable profit when you consider the potential income from TV rights alone over the next few years?
It's really not rocket science. It's about gaining or not losing future profitability streams for buyers and sellers respectively.
It's really not rocket science. It's about gaining or not losing future profitability streams for buyers and sellers respectively.
evertonarntwe
Player Valuation: £35m
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/00036624/filing-history
Not sure if this has been posted yet or not, interesting though.
Not sure if this has been posted yet or not, interesting though.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
The board are obviously taking extra special care Steve as we've been up for sale for about 15 years
Very true. Lets face it...we could have had any number of owners. A very misguided poster on the old Kipper site was forever saying that he knew of 'ten potential buyers waiting in the wings'. Bill would never consent to a cast that big.....he would stage 76 Trombones with only 6 trombones, and ask people to move around a lot.
Dymak
Player Valuation: £40m
Why? All of those clubs have seen more investment than Everton.
BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
The current 2nd largest shareholder at the club, who owns 23% of Everton, is Robert Earl who has attended 1 match at Goodison in 8 years.
I bet Man City fans were bricking when that Sheik Mansour took over, given that he hadn't previously stood on the Kippax or had never waved an inflatable banana to Joy Division once.
(i) not for long
(ii) Did for me, that was all it took.
(iii) This may have legs given Bill's rumoured health problems, It might also confirm the opinions Re. That It's always just been Bill's train set and was never for sale, until the unthinkable ( don't wish anybody ill health ) concentrated his mind.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
I knew someone would come up with that one ! Look at our squad...look at the Norwich, Villa and WBA squads. Tell me we haven't got a far better squad than any of those, and many more in the Prem. Tell me that spending £6 million on Victor Anichebe is a better investment than £28 million on Romelu Lukaku. You can't, can you?
I am reliably told that his health concerns are both true and relatively serious.
Chang Elephant
Forum God
Could everyone show more respect to carpetbagger Bill and stop with the disgraceful comments.
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