The Everton Board Thread

[anton66]

Usmanov is not coming back anytime soon is he? The super rich countries who now own football clubs and leave the rest of us no chance to compete. Sadly that’s what eventually will drive me away from football.

 

[toffee-boy]

How does it work if 777 do buy Everton with player transfers between clubs they own.. eg can we sell Tom Davies to hertha berlin for 100m? Or but a player from another club for a pound?

I know they are extremes but you get the idea

 

[mahermi1]

More importantly will people still get their free drinks in the lounge after the game?

Be a few sorrowful faces then..Good.

 

[jerseytoffee]

How does it work if 777 do buy Everton with player transfers between clubs they own.. eg can we sell Tom Davies to hertha berlin for 100m? Or but a player from another club for a pound?

I know they are extremes but you get the idea

I'm sure deals need to be done realistically and can be investigated if prices are inflated, but I should make it easier to buy and sell between clubs. Also clubs will have their leagues ffp to worry about, so would be more harmful than good.

There could be connections between the clubs to send players out on loan and a wider scouting system where players can initially sign for other clubs before moving to us and a tougher league.

 

[dockroad]

Most of the papers are carrying the 777 story with the notable exception of the Red Echo

 

[BlueStevie35]

Every club these own is failing

Genoa have just been promoted back to Serie A

Sevilla, while mid table, are 90 mins potentially from a Europa League final and a shot at getting in the Champions League

Standard Liege have a chance of making Europe, 7 points off with 3 games to go

Red Star are 2 points of promotion to the French second division with 2 games to go

Vasco de Gama are back in Brazil’s top division after 2 years out

Melbourne Victory are the only real failures, finishing 2nd bottom in the A League

 

[mahermi1]

Every club these own is failing

Would we be the biggest club they own though ?

 

[kenada_blue]

How does it work if 777 do buy Everton with player transfers between clubs they own.. eg can we sell Tom Davies to hertha berlin for 100m? Or but a player from another club for a pound?

I know they are extremes but you get the idea

Would be no chance of that happening. We'd gett rinsed by the league. Especially as they outright own those teams.

Loans at a push which would probably lighten the books.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Every club these own is failing

Genoa are getting promoted, Sevilla are about to get into another european final, they only just took over Hertha.

I don't think that's a fair assessment.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Would we be the biggest club they own though ?

Maybe Sevilla in terms of success, but us in terms of profile (if we stay up)

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Price signing for standard liege who are also owned by 777 ! Mean the deals close ?

Means absolutely nothing kind sir...genuinely don't think anyone is particularly bothered.

 

[mahermi1]

Can't see these letting him hang round...they'll will be aware of the feeling towards the current board with him front and centre.

But will they care ? This will be a sort of acid test because a lot of Kenwrights friends in the media will turn on them he will see to that. If 777 do take over and Kenwright is still there it won't be good news..

 

[Moomin]

What u talking about.. they are skint and never ever spent a single penny ever…
Not all American owners are bad. Arsenal one started to give a damn lately and spent money.

Everton need a change and hopefully they reorganise the club from top to bottom

They have ran the club well.

They have grown the finances of the club so it is self sufficient and provided loans at interest free to pay for the ground expansion and new training facilities.

They have ran it like a business and not a plaything.

 

[mahermi1]

Most of the papers are carrying the 777 story with the notable exception of the Red Echo

Shouldn't really surprise us..when have they ever cared a jot about Everton.

 

[jerseytoffee]

Genoa have just been promoted back to Serie A

Sevilla, while mid table, are 90 mins potentially from a Europa League final and a shot at getting in the Champions League

Standard Liege have a chance of making Europe, 7 points off with 3 games to go

Red Star are 2 points of promotion to the French second division with 2 games to go

Vasco de Gama are back in Brazil’s top division after 2 years out

Melbourne Victory are the only real failures, finishing 2nd bottom in the A League

The pitch invasion at the derby this season and the record fine for the club won't have helped things.