Nar we aint.
What hes doing isnt asset stripping.
Its running a business destined to fail.
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What hes doing isnt asset stripping.
Its running a business destined to fail.
he did keep on a chairman who sold a once in a generation striker and the training ground!
Apparently they're the qualities needed to be chairman of a top club!
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
Selling players to pay off a debt you’ve accumulated is asset stripping.
Its not mate, thats just having the business sense of a rodent.
Mosh, Bill or some clueless Yanks, none of it matters, the only way we get back to the top is with Oil money, which we aint getting.
A few seasons floating around in 15th will do us good.
Better than floating around in 19th.
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
I’m not bothered about us getting back to the top, I’m bothered about the club existing in 5 years first and foremost.
When did we do this?
We are selling players to meet FFP quotas, not because the debt is being called in.
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
Obviously talking about the FFP deficit, which is basically a debt.
Stuartisitc1878
Player Valuation: £30m
that's the only way success is sustainable.
We'll never see a Leicester again, certainly not in the modern game. It would take for 6/7 teams to have awful seasons and for 1 team to have a near perfect season, and if that 1 club managed to rise above the rest, the likely hood is one of the sinister six would pinch their best players and bring them back down to earth.
Premierleague footy is closer to professional wrestling than a proper competitive sport. Look at this season... We've had Arsenal lead the pack, Brighton and Villa push for a top 4 spot and 3/4 established teams in a relegation battle but come the end of the season most of the PL's franchise clubs will finish top 6 and status quo is restored. If something goes against the narrative theirs a dodgy VAR call. It's not fixed but it's not NOT fixed.
Mrk
Player Valuation: £40m
"If we are run as a business" is a scary statement mate, the club is a business whether we like it or not, even the likes of Newcastle and City need to be run like a business. It's not one or the other. All I'd say is, when Everton were run more 'like a business', we got a hell of a lot closer to success than we have by splashing cash we don't have on bang average players.
As for administration, it's most certainly a realistic threat - this line is from our most recent accounts: "These matters indicate that a material uncertainty exists that may cast significant doubt over on the Group’s ability to continue as a going concern." - Moshiri had to provide a letter of support stating that he would support the club financially, but it isn't legally binding.
I want this club gone.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
I suspect you're right chief however I have no desire for change just for the sake of it. Whilst things have gone wrong in recent seasons at least you know the current fella is funding things himself and not through bank loans on the club which can easily change when it comes to US owners. People talk about Glazers and Hicks/Gillette but Burnley were taken over literally last year with debt put on them by a US group not to dissimilar to 777.
Unless the right custodians come on board we'll still be pissing in the wind in this league of Shiekh owned clubs and cartel protected elite sides.
Davideeyore
Player Valuation: £35m
Hello Matt Hughes
Terrarian
Player Valuation: £50m
Just talk of the potential takeover really, some for some against
Is he? The money sure seems to have dried up since those Russian sanctions hit.
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