The Everton Board Thread 2014/15

[bizzaro]

Instead of using VIBRAC can't we get loans via Bill Kenwright Ltd, via Woods or even via BCR sports?

Would they need to declare that?

They'd need to have the funds to loan.

Any profits made on the 8.8% interest are subject to UK tax.

This virgin island company is probably paying much lower or no tax...

 

[Neiler]

The catalyst for action will be Kenwrights death, either someone with brains and cash will come in and buy up the shares and hopefully start the ball rolling on a takeover, or Earle/Green will hoover them up and be out of their depth running the club/Earle being a yank and never at GP unlike the "world's greatest evertonian" will have even the happy clappers unhappy with the lack of progress on and off the field.

The catalyst for action will be Kenwrights death.

Lads in good faith, surely when things like that are posted the debate has gone to far, especially as there are rumours that he may have a significant illness - which from a human perspective I know we all hope he doesn't.

 

[bizzaro]

The catalyst for action will be Kenwrights death.

Lads in good faith, surely when things like that are posted the debate has gone to far, especially as there are rumours that he may have a significant illness - which from a human perspective I know we all hope he doesn't.

It does ooen an interesting question of probate.

And the clubs situation in that case to be fair

 

[Barkley1878]

The catalyst for action will be Kenwrights death.

Lads in good faith, surely when things like that are posted the debate has gone to far, especially as there are rumours that he may have a significant illness - which from a human perspective I know we all hope he doesn't.

No one's wishing for it (I don't personally believe the rumours he's ill either) but it's my opinion that the only way things at boardroom will change is when Kenwrights left this mortal realm. All this talk of WHP stadiums and BU protests etc. Will never happen, and whilst he's alive and kicking he (imo) won't let go of his trainset which also suits Earle et Al waiting for someone to build us a shiny new stadium and sell at a big profit.

 

[Chang Elephant]

I hope Bill recovers well from any health problems he may have, but that the perspective gained puts his miserable ownership of Everton and crusade to profit out of the club, into context, and he then moves to stop whatever leeching him and fellow directors are currently undertaking before selling the club at a reasonable value

 

[MickA]

They'd need to have the funds to loan.

Any profits made on the 8.8% interest are subject to UK tax.

This virgin island company is probably paying much lower or no tax...

So in theory a loan via BCR, also registered in the BVI, could be subject to the same rate as a VIBRAC loan?

 

[bizzaro]

So in theory a loan via BCR, also registered in the BVI, could be subject to the same rate as a VIBRAC loan?

Yes. Depending on if BCR sports have money to loan.

Also presume that BCR sport BVI also wish to loan.

 

[The Esk]

Yes. Depending on if BCR sports have money to loan.

Also presume that BCR sport BVI also wish to loan.

I doubt BCR Sports would ever lend money to Everton FC due to related party disclosure requirements.

 

[bizzaro]

I doubt BCR Sports would ever lend money to Everton FC due to related party disclosure requirements.

Yup.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Still sending letters to Larry Ellison...still no news. I remain vigilant.

 

[The Equaliser]

I hope Bill recovers well from any health problems he may have, but that the perspective gained puts his miserable ownership of Everton and crusade to profit out of the club, into context, and he then moves to stop whatever leeching him and fellow directors are currently undertaking before selling the club at a reasonable value

Jaysus, I didn't know until now he was unwell. Hope he is OK like...

...and decides to retire and sell the club for £10 like Jack Hayward did thus leaving himself a genuine lasting legacy amongst Evertonians.

Get well soon Bill and do the right thing.

 

[Carlito]

I'm convinced that Bill will outlive me, regardless of the considerable age gap between us.

 

[joey_macmo]

Joey last week "I" was the only one mentioning a billionaire! I will say it again if the new owners are not billionaires or close to it we are better off with the stability of Bill Kemwright.

I apologise I got confused between the two of you.

By stability I presume you mean going absolutely nowhere both literally and metaphorically.

I suppose that's the crux of it at the end of the day, are you happy just existing or do you want something more as an evertonian?

 

[Allezfan]

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I think they already have unfortunately, we have been left behind by every other major club bar Leeds United, apart from playing staff we have NO assets left, when we eventually sell Lukaku Stones McCarthy etc etc, the money won't be going on a new ground or redevelopment it will be going on mystery bridging loans.

The model of selling players and replacing them with unproven players has worked well for us under Moyes and to a certain extent Martinez but it will only take a really short time for it too all unravel.

If Bill kenwright was a red like Peter Johnson he would have been showed the door a long time ago, Kenwright has to his credit made great choices with his mange rial selections but he has FAILED on every other aspect of his chairmanship.

I don't think it's fair to say that's our model.

 

[SingBlue]

What are the Blue Union going to do about Everton's "unusual" borrowing strategies ? They need to get their act together, stop their criminal activities and sort this out.

What criminal activities have the BU been engaged in? I mean, holding meetings at the Casa, where the ale is criminally pisspoor aside, what are you implying?