4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Mad really to think Moshiri is willing to pay them that
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What will we do when we have no players left to sell ?
Maybe Bill can start renting you out ?
good times bad times
Player Valuation: £8m
Deflect, deflect, deflect.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Just wait until they.offer to sell you the seat you once sat on for a grand and a piece of blue gravel for 50p
FFP is precisely that heavily loaded towards the commercial rich top six, the rest of us are there just to make the numbers up, as a competition the premier league is over unless you are one of the top six, uproar against the super league, don't make me laugh it's already here. Even a few years ago you might have had a chance in the FA Cup/ League Cup, when the big clubs used to play their reserves, but their reserve teams now are better than practically the other 14 clubs first teams.
At the same time Spurs were ‘punished’ Swindon Town were also charged with financial irregularities and their promotion to the premier league was stopped and they were relegated 2 Divisions instead, this was reduced to one division on appeal. At the time it was farcical that Spurs had broken the rules far worse than Swindon yet it was obvious that they were happy to throw the book at the little club but not the big bad Spurs.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
The steel posts that hold the roofs up, get a few quid for them down the scrap yards
Looks like we are lumbered with Moshiri for the foreseeable.
Wether we like it or not , there'll be no sale , nor outside investment for a very long time.
He & he alone will have to fund the stadium ( he's worth atm $3.1 billion =£2.56 billion) depends how much more he wants to put up.
His 1st priority now is get rid of this board and employ real financial experts to make some sense of this mess.
Yesterday's kick in the nuts puts him in a position where's he's All in and subsequently wether we like it or not we are All in with him.
Oh what a circus, oh what a show.
Wether we like it or not , there'll be no sale , nor outside investment for a very long time.
He & he alone will have to fund the stadium ( he's worth atm $3.1 billion =£2.56 billion) depends how much more he wants to put up.
His 1st priority now is get rid of this board and employ real financial experts to make some sense of this mess.
Yesterday's kick in the nuts puts him in a position where's he's All in and subsequently wether we like it or not we are All in with him.
Oh what a circus, oh what a show.
The Football League will not hesitate to hammer us any way they can.
Osamabindiesel
Player Valuation: £60m
Is right
Look Bills been on the blower and told Carlin straight, " Get out there you idiot, there ripping me apart again, tell them it's all Farhads fault and tell them how great I am ! " And right on cue with his mind numbing boring crap, out he slithers.
He's all in without Usmanov and with a financial mess that'll scare off any investors.
Gotta think Kenwright has some legal requirement to stay on as chair.
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
Hopefully they find Mosh & BK as not fit and competent to run the club and they are forced to sell.
I've thought that for a long time , even as much as a Gentleman's agreement til the stadium is finished.
I think that agreement or whatever is about to come to an abrupt end.
Dymak
Player Valuation: £40m
Surely the degree to which your losses exceed the allowed figure of 105 million will be relevant. Exceeding the 105 million pound figure by 500 million would be a far greater transgression than exceeding it by 50 million, for example.
Further, the reasons behind the losses need to be taken into account. Losses acquired as a result of world global events that are completely out of our control cannot be treated the same as losses that are generated by excessive transfer expenditure, for example.
So I think we are in a very good position when it comes to presenting our mitigating circumstances.
Firstly, I don’t expect the amount to which we have exceeded the 105 million to be very big by Premier League standards, especially when you take into account 10% inflation etc.
Secondly, there’s no doubting that the amendments to the Russia Sanctions Regulations that weren’t in place when the 105 million pound figure was agreed have had a massively adverse impact on our revenues. We may be able to argue that the degree to which we have exceeded the allowed losses is matched by our losses in revenue caused by sanctions against Russian businesses.
Thirdly, there is pure evidence of us trying our best to decrease our expenditure in recent years. Our net spend, and even actual spend has got to be amongst the lowest in the league over the last couple of years? Certainly amongst established PL clubs, it will be amongst the lowest!
It also needs to be made clear that Everton have absolutely nothing to do with Russia! Everton are an age old British sporting institution that is owned by a British-Iranian national, and the chairman is a well loved national treasure that used to star in Corenation Street, the nation’s favourite television programme!
So, in conclusion, I’d advise that we are given a £200,000 fine suspended for two years, and 250 hours community service for Bill Kenwright, who quite frankly should have known better than to allow these unfortunate series of events happen to a once proud and successful British institution.
Further, the reasons behind the losses need to be taken into account. Losses acquired as a result of world global events that are completely out of our control cannot be treated the same as losses that are generated by excessive transfer expenditure, for example.
So I think we are in a very good position when it comes to presenting our mitigating circumstances.
Firstly, I don’t expect the amount to which we have exceeded the 105 million to be very big by Premier League standards, especially when you take into account 10% inflation etc.
Secondly, there’s no doubting that the amendments to the Russia Sanctions Regulations that weren’t in place when the 105 million pound figure was agreed have had a massively adverse impact on our revenues. We may be able to argue that the degree to which we have exceeded the allowed losses is matched by our losses in revenue caused by sanctions against Russian businesses.
Thirdly, there is pure evidence of us trying our best to decrease our expenditure in recent years. Our net spend, and even actual spend has got to be amongst the lowest in the league over the last couple of years? Certainly amongst established PL clubs, it will be amongst the lowest!
It also needs to be made clear that Everton have absolutely nothing to do with Russia! Everton are an age old British sporting institution that is owned by a British-Iranian national, and the chairman is a well loved national treasure that used to star in Corenation Street, the nation’s favourite television programme!
So, in conclusion, I’d advise that we are given a £200,000 fine suspended for two years, and 250 hours community service for Bill Kenwright, who quite frankly should have known better than to allow these unfortunate series of events happen to a once proud and successful British institution.
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