The Everton Board Thread 2014/15

[Bluesnapper]

I did not pass comment on his post

Yes I know.

 

[bizzaro]

For those that are convinced that the Board and/or associates are acting illegally or acting in a manner which is damaging to the Company's (Everton Football Club Company Limited) interests and effecting this alleged activity through the BVI Company, BCR Sports they are probably aware that there is a process through BVI law to force the BVI Company to disclose information which might prove the alleged behaviour.

It is possible to apply through the BVI Courts for a disclosure order (sometimes known as a Norwich Pharmacal Order).

Given the certainty with which some claim wrong doings, I am surprised no-one (to my knowledge) has attempted this. Perhaps their words are stronger than their convictions..........

Can anyone submit this Norwich Pharmacal Order?

Financial law outside the EU for me is a little bit vague.

 

[The Esk]

Can anyone submit this Norwich Pharmacal Order?

Financial law outside the EU for me is a little bit vague.

No, there are fairly strict criteria for applying - aside from law enforcement, you would have to have an involvement with a company accused of illegality or wrong-doing. Nevertheless it would be possible for previous employees or Directors to apply to a BVI Court.

 

[The Equaliser]

The fonting is back complete with colours.

Damo's getting more like his old self every day.

 

[bizzaro]

No, there are fairly strict criteria for applying - you would have to have an involvement with a company accused of illegality or wrong-doing. Nevertheless it would be possible for previous employees or Directors to apply to a BVI Court.

Of the company (Everton or BCR Sports ?)

I'm asking since in order to apply you would have to have evidence of wrong doing where? In UK ?

In BVI?

Joe Public or Journalists in UK couldn't for instance?

 

[The Equaliser]

Isn't that the board's job? They've only had 17 years to find something.

In fairness they have enacted Plan A several times.

Plan A is to source a site and waste a few million £ doing feasibility studies. Then put your feet up and wait for the Fairy Godmother to arrive and stump up the cash.

There is no Plan B.

 

[The Esk]

Of the company (Everton or BCR Sports ?)

I'm asking since in order to apply you would have to have evidence of wrong doing where? In UK ?

In BVI?

Joe Public or Journalists in UK couldn't for instance?

It's not a mechanism for any Tom , Dick or Harry, or journalist to circumvent the privacy laws of the BVI, it's a mechanism which might allow access to information which would assist either in the prosecution of a wrong doer or determine the innocence of someone potentially involved.

 

[bizzaro]

It's not a mechanism for any Tom , [Poor language removed] or Harry, or journalist to circumvent the privacy laws of the BVI, it's a mechanism which might allow access to information which would assist either in the prosecution of a wrong doer or determine the innocence of someone potentially involved.

So claims of a lack of transparency are therefore warranted. Like I said the business of Everton Football Club is in the public interest. Due to the social importance of the club.

This is one of the criticisms levelled at the Liverpool ECHO as you know due to their scandalous misreporting of Everton's affairs on behalf of fans and the public.

 

[The Esk]

So claims of a lack of transparency are therefore warranted. Like I said the business of Everton Football Club is in the public interest. Due to the social importance of the club.

This is one of the criticisms levelled at the Liverpool ECHO as you know due to their scandalous misreporting of Everton's affairs on behalf of fans and the public.

I doubt it as there's not likely to be a public interest case against a private BVI lender whom to my knowledge has done nothing illegal.

 

[roydo]

This is one of the criticisms levelled at the Liverpool ECHO as you know due to their scandalous misreporting of Everton's affairs on behalf of fans and the public.

TBF, they did write a probing story about Kitbag, and came to conclusion that they didnt know much about it.

 

[Bluesnapper]

In fairness they have enacted Plan A several times.

Plan A is to source a site and waste a few million £ doing feasibility studies. Then put your feet up and wait for the Fairy Godmother to arrive and stump up the cash.

There is no Plan B.

They, the board, havent though.

English Partnerships/Liverpool Vision/ Liverpool City Council presented the Kings Dock to them.

Knowsley Council presented the townie to them and Liverpool City Council again presented WHP to them.

 

[bizzaro]

TBF, they did write a probing story about Kitbag, and came to conclusion that they didnt know much about it.

Pulitzer prize winning stuff there.

To be fair its why I retook my @GrandOldTeam subscription out.

We get more information and more probing discussion on here than from 'mainstream' media.

On topics like this - that we - want to talk about and monitor.

 

[bizzaro]

I doubt it as there's not likely to be a public interest case against a private BVI lender whom to my knowledge has done nothing illegal.

Everton Football Club isn't developing sensitive products/IP/critical infrastructure or similar type of points. Its a social institution much like religious institution.

Having some transparency on where Everton fan's money goes and the business dealings of the club - within reason - is perfectly legitimate and surely in the public interest.

 

[Carl Hankin]

we will be with this board till we go down,the fanbase is divided,alot of fans dont bother,they just wanna go the game. twitter is full of arguments now between everton fans, this is what its come to.

 

[MickA]

It's about 200 miles from Liverpool.

And still more accessible than Kirkby