I'd windmill but too old and infirm - will have a celebratory coffee and cigarette instead
Must stop this happiness thing - feels scary!
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Must stop this happiness thing - feels scary!
Similarly old and infirm but experience with Everton has taught me to milk the all too brief fun times to the maximum regardless of any morning regrets!
BiggyRat
Player Valuation: £35m
Stikapos
Player Valuation: £225k
Based on the money, isn't this sort of a sellout where Bill can retain his power ? Which means not much is going to change ??? Other offers for more have been offered previously, so why this particular offer ? No matter what, much of this guy's original investment in ARS is going from Red to Blue and based on his business history, I doubt he's looking for a tax write-off..... so I'd imagine he'll put a bit of pressure on the current management group. If not, I'll give this guy my bank information and after sending me 170+ mil bps, I'll promise to pee it away as quickly as possible!!!! hehehe.
I'm so happy right now, I'm drunk as feck.
Oh and Everton actually (should) have money! WOO!
Oh and Everton actually (should) have money! WOO!
Still cant believe its happened, so quick, I thought it would be dem yanks, then out the blue comes our hero.
Clearly I know nothing of his plans and I know it was mostly a bargaining chip, but that Arse open letter was promising, he realises the way to grow the club is good players on the pitch and a well oiled commercial plan. As always the stadium issue is the biggest headache, it was always gonna be a pain to resolve, but hopefully some fresh faces with fresh ideas can push it on.
Had bad vibes from dem yanks and kinda glad we have gone with somebody who knows how a football club at the highest level should be ran.
For years we have looked at Arses structure with envy and now hopefully we have somebody who knows how every wheel should turn.
Not expecting the fella to throw tons of money at us, we just need the commercial side to grow, something stadia wise and a few bob here and there on some boss footballers, if your reading this Fazzy lad I have some great ideas on how I think we should move forward with regards the playing staff, text me. xxxx
Clearly I know nothing of his plans and I know it was mostly a bargaining chip, but that Arse open letter was promising, he realises the way to grow the club is good players on the pitch and a well oiled commercial plan. As always the stadium issue is the biggest headache, it was always gonna be a pain to resolve, but hopefully some fresh faces with fresh ideas can push it on.
Had bad vibes from dem yanks and kinda glad we have gone with somebody who knows how a football club at the highest level should be ran.
For years we have looked at Arses structure with envy and now hopefully we have somebody who knows how every wheel should turn.
Not expecting the fella to throw tons of money at us, we just need the commercial side to grow, something stadia wise and a few bob here and there on some boss footballers, if your reading this Fazzy lad I have some great ideas on how I think we should move forward with regards the playing staff, text me. xxxx
II McColl II
Player Valuation: £6m
Been reading up on his history at Arsenal and came across a letter from him and Usmanov to Arsenal in 2012. From the letter it is very detailed but some of the key points included;
- Buying up shares within Arsenal but never demanding a board position despite investing £200 million in to the club.
- Disappointment at how fans ticket prices were used to finance the short term costs following the building of the stadium only for the the shareholders and directors to then sell up for vastly larger profits.
- The policy they chose affected how arsenal performed on the pitch due to sales of star players to fund the stadium instead of the shareholders and directors paying for it.
- More attempt has to be made in keeping the star players, players such as Van Persie were allowed to leave too easily despite being the captain and marquee player for the side. The players being targeted should atleast be offered a matching offer in an attempt to keep them at the club and a promise of what the clubs future is to be should they stay.
My favourite part from it would have to be this though;
Just from this one letter alone you get a great idea of the passion and commitment that they have of making a club one of the worlds elite but also making it a financial powerhouse which doesn't bleed its fan base to do so.
Whether or not Usmanov might consider coming on board in the future who knows but if they share the same vision based on this letter then there policies are absolutely spot on and kenwright might be right in his word to bide his time to find the right investor.
- Buying up shares within Arsenal but never demanding a board position despite investing £200 million in to the club.
- Disappointment at how fans ticket prices were used to finance the short term costs following the building of the stadium only for the the shareholders and directors to then sell up for vastly larger profits.
- The policy they chose affected how arsenal performed on the pitch due to sales of star players to fund the stadium instead of the shareholders and directors paying for it.
- More attempt has to be made in keeping the star players, players such as Van Persie were allowed to leave too easily despite being the captain and marquee player for the side. The players being targeted should atleast be offered a matching offer in an attempt to keep them at the club and a promise of what the clubs future is to be should they stay.
My favourite part from it would have to be this though;
Just from this one letter alone you get a great idea of the passion and commitment that they have of making a club one of the worlds elite but also making it a financial powerhouse which doesn't bleed its fan base to do so.
Whether or not Usmanov might consider coming on board in the future who knows but if they share the same vision based on this letter then there policies are absolutely spot on and kenwright might be right in his word to bide his time to find the right investor.
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bill has no power he sold his shares for a lot of money and a made a nice profit too
whatever bill has agreed with the majority shareholder is a gentleman's agreement i.e. bill says he will sell his shares if he is allowed to have some kind of input on how the club is run i.e. to make sure that the new majority shareholder aint gonna sell all the assets and take the club down etc...
No Spud, again.
our resident itk everybody
And again Spud, wrong.
And again MoutsGoat, correct.
ElPorto
4-4-2
smileychap
Player Valuation: £8m
*is Boss....Everton is singular.
Common grammar usage allows for football teams to be referred to in singular and collective forms.
Would you say 'Barcelona play' or ' Barcelona plays' with three forwards'? Leicester plays with Vardy as a lone striker? Nope.
The singular gets used more for buyout and club ownership chatter, since the sale of a single entity ( the club ) requires that form.
Fans more naturally think and use the accepted group form.