The Everton Board Thread 2014/15

[Donald Twain]

Former Deputy Chairman of Peter Johnson

I'm genuinely shocked!

 

[Pat's Van]

oh right didn't realise jimmy mulville was a shareholder

 

[Donald Twain]

I cant believe Clifford (everton choclolate) Finch is still there.

 

[The Esk]

oh right didn't realise jimmy mulville was a shareholder

He likes a good comedy...

 

[Donald Twain]

He likes a good comedy...

used to be in mainly sketch but prefers farce these days.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Everton shareholders:

Bill Kenwright 9,044 shares

Robert Earl through BCR Sports 8,146 shares

John Woods 6,622 shares

Lord Grantchester 2,773 shares

Arthur Abercromby 1,935 shares

Sir Philip Carter (deceased) 714 shares

Clifford Finch 250 shares

Keith Tamlin approx 120 shares

Nigel Holland approx 115 shares

Jimmy Mulville approx 115 shares

The remaining 4,600 or so shares are held by minor shareholders

oh right didn't realise jimmy mulville was a shareholder

Haven't seen him for years at a game,he used to be a fanatic,would see him at the likes of Ipswich/Charlton away etc,maybe he's lapsed,mind you so have I a little these days,old age I supposelol

 

[Dario Terracotta]

oh right didn't realise jimmy mulville was a shareholder

Stick him up front,he'd get a "hat trick"lol

 

[Pat's Van]

Stick him up front,he'd get a "hat trick"lol

hahah that's rubbish

 

[Dario Terracotta]

hahah that's rubbish

lollollol

 

[Dario Terracotta]

I cant believe Clifford (everton choclolate) Finch is still there.

I wonder if he ever got that A-Z of Leeds back off Nigel Martyn?lol

 

[zirc]

The market believes Everton is only worth £49 million based on the current share price.....

That only works if the shares are publicly traded and there are a substantial % in free float.

If Everton would do an IPO then you could use the share price to determine the value of the club but I'd wager the share price would be rather higher if we did that.

 

[SerenityNigh]

Correct, once you reach 30% you are obliged to make a cash offer to all other shareholders. The other shareholders are not obliged to accept the offer unless the acquirer acquires 90%, then it becomes mandatory to accept.

Which is why Bill and his pals all have shares under 30%?

 

[The Esk]

That only works if the shares are publicly traded and there are a substantial % in free float.

If Everton would do an IPO then you could use the share price to determine the value of the club but I'd wager the share price would be rather higher if we did that.

The shares are publicly traded on a matched bargain basis, you can buy some tomorrow morning if you wish, however they're not quoted on any exchange.

In the absence of a bidder (or willing sellers among the major shareholders) that's what the market believes the company is worth.

 

[zirc]

3 interested parties in villa - none enquired about Everton ????? Not buying it !

Villa are for sale, Everton aren't.

 

[The Esk]

Which is why Bill and his pals all have shares under 30%?

None of them have the desire (and possibly the resources) to own the club outright which might possibly happen if they went above 30%.