neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
aah man, cant we just dream for a bit?
aah man, cant we just dream for a bit?
Darth Vader
Player Valuation: £25m
If we can have 100m to spend on transfers every season then happy days
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Dave and the happy gene were seperated at a young age.
One day though, they'll be reunited.
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Exactly without adding to the debt of the club. Now please just sort out the commercial side of the club and redevelop Goodson. Not much to ask it.
Not to my liking - I prefer our talented youngsters to get game time and develop into excellent footballers rather than be hawked around on loan all round Europe and then got rid of to make way for the likes of Shaun Wright-Phillips and Steve Sidwell.
Tigger
Player Valuation: £35m
Mount wowza
Who Mr Moshri- new major shareholder and can't get his name right.
Everton that!
Callum_efc
Player Valuation: £5m
Mourinho had a project when he was handed the reins at Chelsea........ Spend money on players HE can attract.
Winners!
Winners!
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
you didn't just do that did you?
sheedys left foot
Player Valuation: £10m
Iran eh?
So was this the nuclear option?
So was this the nuclear option?
evertony
Player Valuation: £50m
On the face of it this is almost the perfect deal for Everton and Evertonians.
An educated billionaire with an accountancy background who has cut his teeth as a major shareholder at one of the best run clubs in the World has invested and kept on board a Chairman who despite all his failings has always had Evertons best interests at heart. No Vincent Tan, no Michael Glazer, no Randy Lerner, no dubious Far Eastern businessmen like those that destroyed Birmingham City and those who bought and sold Manchester City for personal gain. It seems we have a genuine business-savvy professional who has done 18 months of behind the scenes, free-of-conjecture due diligence and seen enough to take his money out of a totally safe investment vehicle like Arsenal to rebuild our Grand Old Team. If Bill only stays on to guide and advise on our values and traditions plus EITC I think we should be highly delighted with the outcome.
It seems clear too that he has further investment lined up for later in the project when phase one is showing positivity.
It's about time this Club and it's supporters had some genuine belief that things are looking up.
I imagine the players and the boss were made aware whilst training in Dubai too.....and that could only be beneficial. imagine how up for it they'll be when they start to see things changing.
An educated billionaire with an accountancy background who has cut his teeth as a major shareholder at one of the best run clubs in the World has invested and kept on board a Chairman who despite all his failings has always had Evertons best interests at heart. No Vincent Tan, no Michael Glazer, no Randy Lerner, no dubious Far Eastern businessmen like those that destroyed Birmingham City and those who bought and sold Manchester City for personal gain. It seems we have a genuine business-savvy professional who has done 18 months of behind the scenes, free-of-conjecture due diligence and seen enough to take his money out of a totally safe investment vehicle like Arsenal to rebuild our Grand Old Team. If Bill only stays on to guide and advise on our values and traditions plus EITC I think we should be highly delighted with the outcome.
It seems clear too that he has further investment lined up for later in the project when phase one is showing positivity.
It's about time this Club and it's supporters had some genuine belief that things are looking up.
I imagine the players and the boss were made aware whilst training in Dubai too.....and that could only be beneficial. imagine how up for it they'll be when they start to see things changing.
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Lad ?