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The thing is though mate that's not the sort of club we are. I buy into our philosophy of trusting in managers and giving them time. We all know in the long run what bad performances lead to. We just don't need to air our dirty laundry in the press at a time we should be coming together and looking forward to the future. Say it privately with your mates sound, but don't blab to the press about it. The same press that we moan about belittling us. Just my thoughts mate
Just to add to that Barton is different, he is behind the scenes in this world. Football is his job, saying this is just business to him. We don't have that disconnect with it so for us it's far more personal
Are these nailed on?Following on from the Guardian announcement, the board holdings are now:
Mr Moshiri 17,465 shares (49.9%)
Bill Kenwright 4,522 shares (12.9%)
Jon Woods 3,311 shares (9.5%)
In order to make up the 17,465 shares Mr Moshiri bought 8,146 from Earl, 4,522 from Kenwright, 3,311 from Woods and acquired 1,486 from another shareholder. The only shareholders with more than 1,486 shares prior to the transaction were Granchester with 2,773 and Abercromby with 1,935, so the assumption must be they came from either of those parties.
Think unless he's going to give moshiri money its irrelevant when it comes to ownership of clubsReading that Echo article, it's intriguing reading just how close Moshiri and Usmanov have become and how much trust and respect Usmanov has for Moshiri.
Okay even if Usmanov has no interest in leaving Arsenal, it can't hurt for our new man to have such a powerful and wealthy friend and ally can it?
Reading that Echo article, it's intriguing reading just how close Moshiri and Usmanov have become and how much trust and respect Usmanov has for Moshiri.
Okay even if Usmanov has no interest in leaving Arsenal, it can't hurt for our new man to have such a powerful and wealthy friend and ally can it?
Are these nailed on?
Guardian indicates that both BK and JW selling about 13% each.
(Un)Interestingly, JW shares acquired via his holding in True Blue (Holdings) were held by Jon Woods Limited until some time in 2006, since when the company has filed dormant accounts. If Companies House were on the ball they should have rejected the 2006 accounts as the comparatives didn't match the 2005 filed accounts. Cost £2,625,000.
Blame City for this post - I'm bored.
Right, I'm going off the link to the Guardian above, which unless I misread it is reporting 13% sold by BK and JW.They're nailed on if you accept that Bill and Jon both sold half their holdings, as reported.
Following on from the Guardian announcement, the board holdings are now:
Mr Moshiri 17,465 shares (49.9%)
Bill Kenwright 4,522 shares (12.9%)
Jon Woods 3,311 shares (9.5%)
In order to make up the 17,465 shares Mr Moshiri bought 8,146 from Earl, 4,522 from Kenwright, 3,311 from Woods and acquired 1,486 from another shareholder. The only shareholders with more than 1,486 shares prior to the transaction were Granchester with 2,773 and Abercromby with 1,935, so the assumption must be they came from either of those parties.
How can Woods sell 13% and now have 9.5%, when according to the official Everton website, he only had 18.92% (6622 shares) in the first place? Surely he should only have 5.92% now?
http://www.evertonfc.com/content/club/shareholders-association/list-of-shareholders
Would it have something to do with the shares being diluted?How can Woods sell 13% and now have 9.5%, when according to the official Everton website, he only had 18.92% (6622 shares) in the first place? Surely he should only have 5.92% now?
http://www.evertonfc.com/content/club/shareholders-association/list-of-shareholders
and that's before Usmanov joinsIt's all getting a bit daft now.......