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in memoriam - 1965-2024
Ooooh what did you talk about?
And musings on possible sources for building WHP.
But mainly hot dogs.
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And musings on possible sources for building WHP.
But mainly hot dogs.
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
Is it on?
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
i think with the seeming inevitability that bill's health isn't good there could be more legs to this than with previous rumours.
but then i can be described as naive.
but then i can be described as naive.
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
2 sources for BBC to confirm a story
admirschleck
Player Valuation: £8m
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Perhaps as our US contingent start to wake up we might get some more state side rumours.
Ashtonian
Banned on request
haven't a clue.
that's why I may be wrong. But surely they get something back for investing? would be a pointless thing to do if you didn't make some money
An asking price of £225m seems a bit high.
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £60m
Next years tv deal is huge though
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Maybe FSG heard rumblings, thought they'd act now and panic sack before the Kansas blue sox smashed them into oblivion (5th)
Raino85
Player Valuation: £35m
Here is my one worry with regards to a takeover
Do we keep our same strategy of giving youngsters a chance & "keeping" them?
If we had different owners would we of sold Stones this summer e.g Sterling/Saurez at RS, Sneiderlin, Shaw, Lallana at saints.
All for It 100% if we keep what we have already built together and add some genuine quality to go with the top quality kids we have
Do we keep our same strategy of giving youngsters a chance & "keeping" them?
If we had different owners would we of sold Stones this summer e.g Sterling/Saurez at RS, Sneiderlin, Shaw, Lallana at saints.
All for It 100% if we keep what we have already built together and add some genuine quality to go with the top quality kids we have
Bobbys Shoe Polish
Player Valuation: £950k
Make no mistake, at least one of our young talents will be getting sold next summer just like those players did above. It makes no difference who's in charge
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...verton-refusing-comment-rumours-225m-10272631
Everton refusing to comment on rumours of £225m US takeover bid
Breaking: Everton tight-lipped over speculation that Kansas-based Sporting Club want to buy the Blues
Are US investors trying to buy Everton?
Everton are so far refusing to comment on speculation that a US consortium is looking to buy the club.
Reports emerged this morning that a group in Kansas City - believed to be Sporting Club - are looking into the idea of launching a £225m takeover bid for the Blues.
Everton are not commenting on the rumours this morning but the club have continually stressed that the search for investment is on-going.
Chief executive Robert Elstone, who was in America earlier this month, said that there were no "unreasonable" conditions on the sale of the club.
And in his programme notes on the final day of last season, he wrote: "The search for the funds that will allow the club to leap forward continues without any slowing down or any less enthusiasm.
Heinemann is a CEO of Sporting Club
"It is worth stating again, and very clearly, there are no unreasonable conditions on the sale of Everton.
"The only condition is one we think is perfectly reasonable - that the new owner has to want to, and must be able to, take the club forward."
Sporting Park, the stadium of Sporting Club Kansas
Sporting Club are the people behind Sporting Kansas City, the Major League Soccer side.
The ECHO has so far been unable to contact anyone from Sporting Club to comment on the rumours.
Reports about a takeover have also surfaced in Kansas City over the last 24 hours.
BBC sport have reported this morning that Sporting Kansas City representative Mike Illig has publicly stated he is an Everton fan, posting pictures of a visit to Goodison Park on his Twitter account yesterday.
Everton refusing to comment on rumours of £225m US takeover bid
Breaking: Everton tight-lipped over speculation that Kansas-based Sporting Club want to buy the Blues
Are US investors trying to buy Everton?
Everton are so far refusing to comment on speculation that a US consortium is looking to buy the club.
Reports emerged this morning that a group in Kansas City - believed to be Sporting Club - are looking into the idea of launching a £225m takeover bid for the Blues.
Everton are not commenting on the rumours this morning but the club have continually stressed that the search for investment is on-going.
Chief executive Robert Elstone, who was in America earlier this month, said that there were no "unreasonable" conditions on the sale of the club.
And in his programme notes on the final day of last season, he wrote: "The search for the funds that will allow the club to leap forward continues without any slowing down or any less enthusiasm.
Heinemann is a CEO of Sporting Club
"It is worth stating again, and very clearly, there are no unreasonable conditions on the sale of Everton.
"The only condition is one we think is perfectly reasonable - that the new owner has to want to, and must be able to, take the club forward."
Sporting Park, the stadium of Sporting Club Kansas
Sporting Club are the people behind Sporting Kansas City, the Major League Soccer side.
The ECHO has so far been unable to contact anyone from Sporting Club to comment on the rumours.
Reports about a takeover have also surfaced in Kansas City over the last 24 hours.
BBC sport have reported this morning that Sporting Kansas City representative Mike Illig has publicly stated he is an Everton fan, posting pictures of a visit to Goodison Park on his Twitter account yesterday.
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