But it's not selling. So they're doing a terrible job.
Maximizing profits require you actually make a profit.
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Maximizing profits require you actually make a profit.
Chang Elephant
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NTL investment failure.....Kings Dock stadium failure.......numerous smaller failures = terrible debt*
* acknowledges that historical context has been given here which is verboten
TheFinnFan
Finners
Chang Elephant
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Agreed, Bill's aiming for a shed load of profit but has been and is truly incompetent.
I think its safe to assume if we are ever sold, it would be for more than 20m.
I never said where it came from. The point is that the money isn't going into the board's pocket, and even if it was it's a poor method of generating profits due to the fact it requires a manager to buy cheaply successfully.
If we're maximizing profits, we sell shirts and mugs and videos and keychains and merchandise!
Yes. But if the whole goal is maximizing profit then Bill could go about it a lot more efficiently than he has.
Eh, it's besides the point, I was just responding puckishly to what was clearly a sarcastic and humourous post.
TheFinnFan
Finners
mate he knows everything. his comments about yaya and barks really rocked my chair ffs
It's been a slow day on the forum.
This thread always kicks off during slow times...we are really like toddlers. When we get bored we start acting up.
Sounds like you have been on a night out with Alan.
Dya know, 11 years ago I used to like talkSport, but haven't bothered with it for years now.
bourneblue
Player Valuation: £10m
Could Alan Brazil be the free lancing sports journalist along with his cohort Mike Parry ?
This whole saga has me aroused my suspicion,dirty work afoot me thinks.
This whole saga has me aroused my suspicion,dirty work afoot me thinks.
If the club is ever sold, it will be for more than 20 million. None of the major shareholders are in financial difficulty AFAIK. Their investment is growing fast, there is no reason to cash in. Earl knows well when to hold and when to fold. Even if a ludicrously high offer comes in, it may not be enough to convince him to sell. This puts kenwright in the position that he needs to both convince someone to buy the club and convince the other shareholders to sell a sure thing investment. This is not going to happen. As long as so much money is flowing in to the league, Evertons faceless investors will sit on what they have, They'll neither sell nor invest, they don't have to. The best way to progress the club is to keep the pressure on the management, Elstone and the like. Always demand as much from the off field team as the on field team. Forget about the board, they'll stick with their sure thing.
I listen to Hawksbee and Jacobs, i cant bear the rest.
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