John Textor

[Damo_1878]

I’m thinking Thelwell for the football and Chong for the stadium, specifically.

But I’ve read enough of your posts to be quite okay with you not being in agreement with me.

Chong is the acting CEO, so clearly not a specialist for that

The club is rudderless. Has been for far too long

As for the ad hominem point, I don't care. Your point about delegation, whilst right in principle, is failed by the fact we have Bill Kenwright minions still at the club who are utterly useless. So delegating to them is a waste of time. Look at the Richard Kenyon deals with Castore and a number of others. Badges falling off. Prices through the roof. The definition of incompetence

 

[brieverton]

Don’t think it matters which multi club conglomerate owns us , I’d much rather a non multi club takeover,
Also TFG clearly didnt want us enough to overcome any difficulties which doesn’t make me feel confident if they did return .

I would prefer non multi club too, but equally would prefer TFG to Textor. If the former retain an interest but felt they wouldn't over commit on the 777 repayment, I wouldn't oppose the logic. It remains to be seen but ultimately if there was a significant enough haircut on that then it would be a big vindication for them.

The biggest issue is how long all this will take to work out. That puts us in a vulnerable position if there are sharks circling.

 

[Goat]

Chong is the acting CEO, so clearly not a specialist for that

The club is rudderless. Has been for far too long

As for the ad hominem point, I don't care. Your point about delegation, whilst right in principle, is failed by the fact we have Bill Kenwright minions still at the club who are utterly useless. So delegating to them is a waste of time. Look at the Richard Kenyon deals with Castore and a number of others. Badges falling off. Prices through the roof. The definition of incompetence

Castore was the best deal on the table.

He would have been incompetent if he left it on the table.

 

[Damo_1878]

Castore was the best deal on the table.

He would have been incompetent if he left it on the table.

Castore are a load of junk.

 

[Goat]

Castore are a load of junk.

You dont understand bidness.

It was a cracking bidness deal.

 

[Damo_1878]

You dont understand bidness.

It was a cracking bidness deal.

I'm not buying Castore and I know lots of people who aren't as well. Their stuff is utter junk.

 

[Goat]

I'm not buying Castore and I know lots of people who aren't as well. Their stuff is utter junk.

OH well, Castore still need to hand over the 20m, unlucky for them.

 

[Damo_1878]

OH well, Castore still need to hand over the 20m, unlucky for them.

Whilst Richard Kenyon portrays this as good business for Everton. It isn't.

Look at Aston Villa and Newcastle. They binned them. That is where Castore and Richard Kenyon belong.

In the bin.

 

[Jacko93]

Chong is the acting CEO, so clearly not a specialist for that

The club is rudderless. Has been for far too long

As for the ad hominem point, I don't care. Your point about delegation, whilst right in principle, is failed by the fact we have Bill Kenwright minions still at the club who are utterly useless. So delegating to them is a waste of time. Look at the Richard Kenyon deals with Castore and a number of others. Badges falling off. Prices through the roof. The definition of incompetence

It's the biggest kit deal in the history of the club. Assuming his job is to get the very best deals for Everton, and Everton alone, how is that incompetent?

 

[Kever10]

Whilst Richard Kenyon portrays this as good business for Everton. It isn't.

Look at Aston Villa and Newcastle. They binned them. That is where Castore and Richard Kenyon belong.

In the bin.

So if we dont buy a shirt, the £20m ends up being £2m?

Shocking deal if true

 

[mahermi1]

Whilst Richard Kenyon portrays this as good business for Everton. It isn't.

Look at Aston Villa and Newcastle. They binned them. That is where Castore and Richard Kenyon belong.

In the bin.

Villa are in the Champions league they can afford to be a bit choosy, you think.

 

[Ragnar]

Whilst Richard Kenyon portrays this as good business for Everton. It isn't.

Look at Aston Villa and Newcastle. They binned them. That is where Castore and Richard Kenyon belong.

In the bin.

Of course it is. It was the biggest deal on the table, how is that not good business.

 

[matty1878]

if we had a decent owner we would be…

 

[Damo_1878]

Of course it is. It was the biggest deal on the table, how is that not good business.

Quality control issues.

Product design flaws.

Massive price increases.

Consumer complaints.

Poorer sales.

Reputational damage.

Need I go on?

 

[DanB90]

Need I go on?

You mean we’ve had a choice this whole time?