Relegation 2022/23

[paultheblue]

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When u sell player you have to account for the full outstanding amortisation amounts. If Onana cost 30m that means 24m of that gets accounted for as a loss on the P&L immediately. McNeil was about 15m and upon sale, he has about 12m to be accounted for immediately on the P&L. Selling Onana for 35m would only yield about 11m profit and costs need to be taken out of that too. Selling McNeil for anything less than 12m would result in an instant loss which EFC probably can't afford to do.

I know what you are saying mate when I was in business( admittedly not football) we would reduce the value of fixed assets by 25% per year .
Now if you took the McNiel deal in isolation it would be a negative on the books.
If you took the list I quoted overall we would show a profit on all bar 4 signings
Maupay. McNeil Godfrey.and Gana.
In DCL and Pickfords case we would show a healthy profit and not forgetting a 45 million profit on Gordon
It's swings and roundabouts really and at the end of the day a player is only really worth what someone is willing to pay.

 

[Mathieubleucoyb]

Bin the roster and keep the young players that have potential. Patterson, simms, branthwaite.

The best decision we can do is to bring Bielsa in to start working with our youth team now to prepare for the championship.

I refuse to watch Everton in the championship under dyche it’s already a terd show and our players are not epl standard, Dyche’s players are not epl atandard.

 

[everton1953]

Apparently that lot are literally planning an Everton relegation Street party , on sat 28th May

And they call us obsessed

Don't believe that crap. Mind you, the Newcastle fans were really nasty last night, both inside the ground and outside afterwards. The gloating chants about us going down were uncalled for. We have sent a few teams down in my time but I have never ever gloated at someone's footballing tragedy.

 

[Rob17896]

Bin the roster and keep the young players that have potential. Patterson, simms, branthwaite.

The best decision we can do is to bring Bielsa in to start working with our youth team now to prepare for the championship.

I refuse to watch Everton in the championship under dyche it’s already a terd show and our players are not epl standard, Dyche’s players are not epl atandard.

Not championship standard

 

[Mathieubleucoyb]

Not championship standard

Exactly. Bielsa will tell them they don’t have a place in the team.

We need a blunt manager. He knew we were getting relegated and that our team is trash.
We really ran out of options here Atleast he’s willing to work with us in the championship

And look at all the crazy talents he brought to Leeds. Amazing players

 

[CalBuckeye_Rob]

Teams like Newcastle and Brighton have plenty of high quality players that didn't cost 20 million plus to add. You just need people in charge that know how to identify them.

 

[neil999]

We will probably have to sell branthwaite

 

[Gareth Gibson]

Scouse, it’s like another dimension!

Who do you support then?

 

[MIKE85]

I said last night this would be Everton lost for a generation in the lower league.

We're not equipped to come back up financially or psychologically.

Look at Leeds when they were relegated in 2004 - it took them 16 years to get back up and they took the drop into League One along the way for a few seasons.

They like us imploded.

We're in a worse position than Leeds financially. We can't simply afford to go down.

 

[Khalekan]

I feel sorry for all the younger fans out there (and by young I mean the under 55s).

Because I am just resigned now and taking it in my stride and have been for a good few years now.

Where once the rage, shame or humiliation after a night like last night carried on for days, now I feel only numbness the next morning and just carry on with my life.

But up until I was about 50 defeats hit me an awful lot harder than what they do now.

(e.g. after the Glenn Keeley derby I took the next week off work…and I wasn’t even living in Liverpool at that time, I was working dahn that Lahndan)

And that is without ever actually experiencing relegation or even, pre 1994/95, ever having a relegation scare.

My world would literally be collapsing around me right now even into my early 50s given this dire situation.

Thank goodness we have forums like GOT where can vent with each other.

Back in the 20th, getting a letter published in the Pink Echo was my only outlet

 

[Khalekan]

38 games is painful enough K without lobbing another 8 more on lol

 

[micknick]

I have this weird feeling. After the Fulham loss I just felt resigned to going down.

As a fan there isnt anything ay of us can do about it. Im starting to feel numb and just facing reality that this is probably it.

You cant keep swirling round the plug hole, eventually you'll go down.

 

[Khalekan]

I have this weird feeling. After the Fulham loss I just felt resigned to going down.

As a fan there isnt anything ay of us can do about it. Im starting to feel numb and just facing reality that this is probably it.

You cant keep swirling round the plug hole, eventually you'll go down.

Indeed.

I have been saying for a few years that we have morphed into a 21st century version of Coventry City.

They did that for three decades but finally, inevitably, went down that plughole

 

[jaybx1878]

Apparently that lot are literally planning an Everton relegation Street party , on sat 28th May

And they call us obsessed

That will end well for them, I can see someone getting killed or something if the worst happens, loads of people will totally lose the plot.

 

[sd_1992]

By the way - blaming Marcel Brands for all of this is one hell of a take, I must say lol

One of the only people to resign in principle against the way the club is run and still disliked by the fans.

We as a fan base have more than contributed to our downfall.