The Everton Board Thread 2014/15

Is it time for change?

  • I'm happy with the way thing are. Kenwright and the Board should stay.

  • Kenwright and the board need to go. We need change.

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kithnou said:
Serious question. Where is the Blue Union? Are they still around? I think the timing may be right for them about now.
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If you have been reading about the Red Echos appeasment meeting with Everton supporters then you will have seen that the Blue Union is one of those groups.
 
royvernon39 said:
Meanwhile we have a cynic as a Chairman who has not invested a penny in the club and simply does not have any idea how to improve the fortunes of the club, either on or off the field.
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Yep he's a cynical parasitic gobshyte, but he portrays himself well in the media as some sort of happy clappy biggest Blue Evertonian who is doing his best.
 
blulouie said:
But on the other hand I'm being told there are interested buyers coming forward ,so maybe if the club is sold they have their own ideas.
Same here I wont be slagging Bill off ,but still have serious concerns about his fellow board members.
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What a load of bo locks, we are on the verge of being sold every pre season and you are taken in like the washing every pre season.
 

Visitor22 said:
They paid £20m for 68% of the club, their shares are probably now worth about 500% of what they paid for them. And only going to go up so long as the club remains in the PL. There really is very little incentive for them to invest any more of their own money - it adds risk and will not return much more than they get for doing nothing
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I don't know how strong your math(s) is(are), but this suggests they're looking for roughly a 9% annual rate of return.

That's probably too high, and @the esk can probably give you a better guess at what the club may be worth than Kenwright's proposed value, but 9% is probably between the passive return you would expect in the stock market and what a normal business should provide.
 
SerenityNigh said:
I don't know how strong your math(s) is(are), but this suggests they're looking for roughly a 9% annual rate of return.

That's probably too high, and @the esk can probably give you a better guess at what the club may be worth than Kenwright's proposed value, but 9% is probably between the passive return you would expect in the stock market and what a normal business should provide.
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Personally, I think the total equity of the club is worth no more than £100m which would provide a 7% per annum return for Bill since 1994. @Visitor22 is using the £150m valuation which is the widely accepted price the Board have been looking for.
 
the esk said:
Personally, I think the total equity of the club is worth no more than £100m which would provide a 7% per annum return for Bill since 1994. @Visitor22 is using the £150m valuation which is the widely accepted price the Board have been looking for.
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Thats the thing though isnt it? Like the direct valuation/equity of the club as a snapshot rarely bears a resemblance to the actual "real" value of it does it?

Like, a few years ago, the share price of BA "valued" it that day at an amount less than the scrap or second value of their fleet of planes. But buying it that day would have cost a lot more than that, cos a real valuation would be able to factor in goodwill, brand, etc etc.

Or something like that.
 

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