New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

[Drico]

He's been building it for ages, since the original day their bid was accepted i think.

You'll thank him for his far-sighted advance planning when the time comes...

Dave always prepares the ground. He's a groundsman of rare talent and you'll find his arguments will have been seeded in ways that will make those at the brand new stadium with their fancy hybrid-grass techniques blush.

I'm sure they must be paying him for his traffic generation skills here...

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Anyone ask Esk his thoughts about why this group is going to fail?

He's actually been really positive about it to be fair to him

 

[Jokerdan]

On the board of fracking companies.

Great.

And It was ever thus.

 

[Bryan+]

Anyone ask Esk his thoughts about why this group is going to fail?

Spot on as ever.

 

[SupaStake]

Up the friedkin toffees

 

[Drico]

Up the friedkin toffees

Yes, it's rather nice for polite people like me to finally be in a position to embrace the F in UTFT!

Thank you, Dan.

 

[HokieToffee]

FRIEDOM

 

[The_Street_End]

The restructure of the debt is great news. Felt there has been an existential threat over hanging over us the past few years.
UTFT

 

[Lord Byron]

You may not consider this good news if you end up stuck next to me at the new stadium mate.

Not sure which stand we are going in yet. Might go upper South or East

 

[Bryan+]

Merry Christmas Blues

 

[SupaStake]

On the board of fracking companies.

Great.

Up the fracking toffees

 

[gonetomorrow]

We want the finest players available to man. We want them here and we want them now.

 

[Jacko93]

Given that Roundhouse Capital own the shares, I presume we'll be punching at the right weight from now on.

From now on, it's less "knife to a gunfight"
More "Muay Thai to a boxing match"

 

[SupaStake]

Restructuring of the debt and we are no longer at risk of going into administration is a great start, which would have probably happened already if Moshiri had sold out to 777. We are desperate for the good times to return. However we need to be realistic. In the short term they have put us financially on a stable footing. The next step is to appoint people to the board and managerial positions that will stabilise us and seek to grow us as a club and seek new commercial investment.
Lastly I think Dyche’s days are numbered. It’s not like we are in a position of strength in the table. The football is awful. I think they will look to bring in a new manager. I’m hoping it’s a young hungry manager, but one with experience. My preferred choice would be Nagelsman, working in tandem with a new DOF.

Too much change is bad I think thelwell has got the job à bit longer than dyche

 

[Drico]

We want the finest players available to man. We want them here and we want them now.

Wouldn't it be lovely to have a team full of players you could genuinely admire.

Honestly, only Pickford and Branthwaite do that for me - but it was people like James who really made my heart skip. I mean, he's a very handsome almost pretty man, but my God, what a beautiful player he has been and was for us. Pure technical class. You felt taller as a fan with James in the team - even though we knew we were paying him the GDP of a small nation state on a weekly basis. But *swoon*, nonetheless.

*Sighs*