The context is you can buy Forest for £15m, spend £25m getting it promoted and it's worth up to £100m.
You can't buy Everton and spend £25m and it will be magically worth £85m more.
You can't buy ANY Premier League club and make that kind of profit after £40m total of investment.
But no, it's all about Everton and our asking price..
Kenwright seems to think so after zero investment.
The bigger picture is buying for a good price and hoping to make it a success, just like any business.
You dont buy something for £20 and sell for £10.
Ask youself why, after 10 years of him supposidly saying his shares have been up for grabs, and the years proceeding that looking for a buyer, that there is NO ONE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD that is A) good enough to buy us or B) legitimate to buy us C) think we're a good enough asset to buy in a BILLION POUND sports industry.
This is not down to your Arabs or Russians being dodgy, this is down to your genuine businessmen looking at us and saying "nah". You can talk about the ground, the RS shadow, etc etc as Citeh, Forest, Reading etc all get bought out, but the bottom line has to be the price.
If Forest is worthwhile putting x amount of funds into to get x out of it for a lower tier club. Putting x amount to buy Everton who is a part of a global billion pound machine watched by millions, is surely a good proposition to look at getting x amount out of it.
That is, of course, if the asking price is too high in relation to its return.
