Ok Ok I'll concede on the NL West being the WORST division in Baseball and Revise my statement to being "one of the worst".
We probably won't come to an agreement on baseball, but I think we can agree KAGS
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Ok Ok I'll concede on the NL West being the WORST division in Baseball and Revise my statement to being "one of the worst".
All fair points. If anything, I would be more inclined to believe that it would be linked to season ticket renewals rather than new tickets.
From memory, the season ticket renewal process usually opens around February, therefore many people will start considering their options now.
Are we getting better? Are their signs of progression and improvement? If no, people may consider not renewing which is money lost and not gained.
As @sageyefc mentions, it is almost ridiculous how such rumours appear annually at this time of year. Could be coincidence, but I'm dubious over it.
Fortunately for the board, far too many of us are now glutens for punishment and merely renew out of dedication. How we perform is only a factor...
as for having the 'scent' of easy money.
There are cheaper clubs to buy than Everton for 200m, if they wanted easy money they could have went and bought a championship club who are close to promotion for half the price, and done it that way.
I want a competent business man. We are one of the biggest teams in britain with one of the biggest fanbases, we have so many avenues to take in so much more income than we currently do. The sponsorship deals vindicate we are relegation fodder, we could be generating extra income which would pay for an extra first team player! In the long term, if these investors are constantly making profits and big ones at that, they won't be using us to make a quick buck and be off. Depends how good they are i suppose, but you would think they would be able to make a good improvement on the business side of things, even if they are in it for a quick buck.
Interesting the article in the echo about the shareholder association, according to a spokesman from the association, the £200 million would be to buy out the 3 main shareholders (Kenwright, Earl and Woods) and the total cost outright will be closer to £300 million.
Absolute con merchants our board are.
Interesting the article in the echo about the shareholder association, according to a spokesman from the association, the £200 million would be to buy out the 3 main shareholders (Kenwright, Earl and Woods) and the total cost outright will be closer to £300 million.
Absolute con merchants our board are.
Yeah ok Steve.I get the impression that the anti Bill brigade are already setting up a scenario were Bill gets blamed for selling the club to the wrong owners, so for Bill its a lose lose situation.....
Why do you get the impression that this consortium would do that? That wasn't the model in San Diego.This lot aren't good news. There's obviously room for a lot of improvement in a lot of ways for the club. Doing it to pay off the current majority shareholders to go, and then to provide a decent earner for some new owners really isn't what we need. We need the investment to begin a decent cycle of success > more money > more success, not to bob along as we are but with the money leaving the club. We should already know how crippling long term debt can be. We're already mortgaging our tv rights for the season to get the money in. We've a high interest loan there to a former owner too. Doubling down on that model would be stupid for everyone but the men who get a football club for free.