Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £35m
Dave talks a load of rubbish, I don’t know why people take him seriously
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Dave talks a load of rubbish, I don’t know why people take him seriously
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
GOT's resident trawlerman and fishing expertlollol
AndyC
Player Valuation: £70m
On the assumption that @davek is/was being facetious, I think by the sheer lack of any solid news from the club that funding is still an issue to be resolved... and until it is - with or without any involvement of LCC - then the other thorny issue of the capacity remains undecided.
#BMD_61878
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Yes. He's a spare arse part as far as I can see.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Yeah, While Keith Harris is the board member responsible for the delivery of the stadium. He will sit above whoever they hire.
Steve Wigan
Player Valuation: £35m
At half time ,floating free in the Mersey, the car park/aircraft carrier is hijacked by Sengalese pirates and under cover of night is sailed to Senegal were a second hand car industry is started. No thanks.
...and if you know your history.
Just reading a few things from the archives, and although it’s many years ago and the figures are a lot different in these times some situations remain similar.
A report on Everton Shareholders meeting from the Liverpool Chronicle, August 1892;
‘...the total new ground expenditure amounted to £2,700, being £700 in excess of the estimate, but the Chairman thought that as they had obtained double the accommodation which was provided at the old ground, there was no cause to grumble (cries of ‘hear, hear’)’.
From August 1895 regarding the purchase of Goodison Park;
‘.......for some time past, rumours have been cast about the directors being unable to raise money by mortgage on the ground, or at any rate they had approached several financiers for that purpose, and they could not effect a deal at all serviceable to their requirements. Be that as it may, we are able to inform those that circulated those silly reports that a mortgage of £6,000 has been obtained and signed, sealed and delivered most satisfactorily for the club’.
Perhaps times don’t really change!!
Just reading a few things from the archives, and although it’s many years ago and the figures are a lot different in these times some situations remain similar.
A report on Everton Shareholders meeting from the Liverpool Chronicle, August 1892;
‘...the total new ground expenditure amounted to £2,700, being £700 in excess of the estimate, but the Chairman thought that as they had obtained double the accommodation which was provided at the old ground, there was no cause to grumble (cries of ‘hear, hear’)’.
From August 1895 regarding the purchase of Goodison Park;
‘.......for some time past, rumours have been cast about the directors being unable to raise money by mortgage on the ground, or at any rate they had approached several financiers for that purpose, and they could not effect a deal at all serviceable to their requirements. Be that as it may, we are able to inform those that circulated those silly reports that a mortgage of £6,000 has been obtained and signed, sealed and delivered most satisfactorily for the club’.
Perhaps times don’t really change!!
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Not been on this thread for about a 100 pages or so. Any wonderous news? Is Alisher driving up shotgun with a wagon full of steel beams for the stadium yet? Have we increased the size to 71878 yet? Have the pot holes started growing after Big Joe syphoned off all the cash for the stadium? Did Jeff from West Derby take his brain ache medication yet?
All I know is there have been some substantial changes to the plans on the riverside, to accomodate a large floating vessel.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
2+2=Mersey Brazilianaires.
Narntwinnysivven
Player Valuation: £950k
Myers spent all summer lying to Everton fans and suddenly hes a God.
Mental our fanbase yano.
