The Everton Board Thread

[Dixieslaces]

But if we don’t make transfers, they don’t need to sign off, ergo, we avoid punishment.

The PL been out smarted by our esteemed board

Funny, because its true!

 

[Marius57]

Funny, because its true!

It’s 3D chess mate, and here we are thinking our board are clueless

 

[Dixieslaces]

It’s 3D chess mate, and here we are thinking our board are clueless

How COULD We be so wrong,
Blue Bill master at, I would say 5D chess and not using and up the ass vibe(chess nerds joke, those who know, know, those who dont, dont matter!) to get the moves on the FA!
the man is a Genius, Surprised @4737carlin hasnt spotted this connection!

 

[trueblue84]

Don't forget every stakeholder club in the Prem gets a vote on FFP , it's quite obvious that a lot of those clubs are OK with the rules.
To change them there'd have to be 14 against , plus I believe we actually voted for these rules.

I think that changes with the 3 scenarios I called out. If city win the case or get off with minimal punishment, the clubs will see ffp as pointless and decide to scrap it. If the super League kicks off again, the whole voting structure will change anyway. Even if the league pushes revised ffp parameters and asks them to vote on it, I think it will change.

 

[ultra]

 

[canuckblue]

Not at all, but Sharp should of been and he should of been welcomed as one of our heroes.

Nope. That was then, this is now.

 

[4737carlin]

Nope. That was then, this is now.

You can't re write history.
His legacy will stand the test of time

 

[Taifi gorm]

Best not take a look a their transfer business then eh.
I mean
Coutinho £137 mil
Solanke £22 mil
Jordan Ibe £15 mil
Just read them and tell me that nothing naughty has gone on.

When's the medical report on Mordor due?

 

[canuckblue]

You can't re write history.
His legacy will stand the test of time

His playing legacy, yes. But that was almost 40 years ago; there are a lot of Evertonians who never saw him play. What he's done since as a member of this horrible board has gone a very, very long way toward sullying that. Face it, mate, you're pissing into the wind here.

 

[4737carlin]

His playing legacy, yes. But that was almost 40 years ago; there are a lot of Evertonians who never saw him play. What he's done since as a member of this horrible board has gone a very, very long way toward sullying that. Face it, mate, you're pissing into the wind here.

I never seen Roy Vernon or Alex Young but I know what they did for Everton, not seeing sharp.play is no excuse.

 

[canuckblue]

I never seen Roy Vernon or Alex Young but I know what they did for Everton, not seeing sharp.play is no excuse.

Neither Roy Vernon nor Alex Young shat all over the fans as a member of the board, either.

 

[4737carlin]

Neither Roy Vernon nor Alex Young shat all over the fans as a member of the board, either.

Yeah but that's Farhads fault for creating this mess and basically allowing Sharp to get dragged into it.

 

[canuckblue]

Yeah but that's Farhads fault for creating this mess and basically allowing Sharp to get dragged into it.

And it's Kenwright's fault for bringing Moshiri in. And who made Sharp a "club ambassador" in 2000? Wasn't Moshiri, was it?

 

[4737carlin]

And it's Kenwright's fault for bringing Moshiri in. And who made Sharp a "club ambassador" in 2000? Wasn't Moshiri, was it?

And it's Petter Johnstons fault then for brining Kenwright in.
His ambassador role was good, he got that spot on.

 

[canuckblue]

And it's Petter Johnstons fault then for brining Kenwright in.
His ambassador role was good, he got that spot on.

A role Sharp should have stayed in so long as he avoided pandas. And at least Everton won something under Johnston. Face it, the common denominator in all of this is Kenwright -- he brought in Moshiri (with the caveat he stayed chairman). He made sure Sharp was a sycophant before he was added to the board. Everything that has gone wrong for this club in the last 20 years has one man's grubby fingerprints all over.