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Bill Kenright has a really big sofa for all his showbiz friends.
FCConnecticut
Player Valuation: £2.5m
I get the feeling from that interview that we are going to make one BIG signing in stead of a bunch of 2-5mil guys.
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Get. Moyes. Out.
Get Kendall back in.
Get Kendall back in.
Robert Jarvis
Player Valuation: £35m
Behave Chico
by the way where or what is caya coco????
by the way where or what is caya coco????
FCConnecticut
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Did we really get 30mil this year? Do we get that every year? or is that 30mil until the next TV deal?
Robert Jarvis
Player Valuation: £35m
Yes we did get a packet of money but IMO it is being kept back for the stadium.
Mid Cuba Senor Jarvis.
Paradisetastic but [Poor language removed] all there*
*Apart from chicaazul, who needs collecting.
Paradisetastic but [Poor language removed] all there*
*Apart from chicaazul, who needs collecting.
Or looking for the next joseph and i don,t mean yobo
FCConnecticut
Player Valuation: £2.5m
That doesn't answer the question though. Is it a lump sum or a yearly payout? I'm guessing lump sum. And how long was the TV deal for? 3yrs? 5yrs?
Hibbo76
Player Valuation: £150k
From Wilpedia:
Sky's monopoly was broken from August 2006 when Setanta Sports was awarded rights to show two out of the six packages of matches available.
Sky and Setanta paid a total of £1.7 billion, a two-thirds increase which took many commentators by surprise as it had been widely assumed that the value of the rights had levelled off following many years of rapid growth.
Overseas television rights fetched £625 million, nearly double the previous contract.
The total raised from these deals is more than £2.7 billion, giving Premiership clubs an average media income from league games of £45 million a year from 2007 to 2010
Sky's monopoly was broken from August 2006 when Setanta Sports was awarded rights to show two out of the six packages of matches available.
Sky and Setanta paid a total of £1.7 billion, a two-thirds increase which took many commentators by surprise as it had been widely assumed that the value of the rights had levelled off following many years of rapid growth.
Overseas television rights fetched £625 million, nearly double the previous contract.
The total raised from these deals is more than £2.7 billion, giving Premiership clubs an average media income from league games of £45 million a year from 2007 to 2010
FCConnecticut
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Interesting. I was also trying to get my hands a copy of the Deloitte Football Money League report but the stupid thing won't open.
So, were we getting nearly 30mil a year before? and now it is up to 45?
I also noticed the DishNetwork moved FSC into their top package now. It was in the middle one about a year ago when I signed up.
So, were we getting nearly 30mil a year before? and now it is up to 45?
I also noticed the DishNetwork moved FSC into their top package now. It was in the middle one about a year ago when I signed up.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
Personally I think what Moyes is saying is "Yes we want players like Torres more than we want players like Nugent, but we can't afford to spend over the odds for these players."
I also think his valuation of Nugent was right and Pompey have more money then sense. Koumas? 5.5million? to Wigan? great move for him, bollocks. I also heard that Richardson is off to Sunderland for 5.5 on a 45k contract, again bollocks. What Moyes has is a great side with players who want to play and not spend. Carsley could have gone for more money, as could Yobo, Arteta and Cahill.
If we don't sign anymore players I won't be disappointed, clubs are spending for the sake of spending at the moment. Manure for instance, do they need those players they are signing? Some people may have their noses pushed out because of it.
We also have good youth coming through and they don't cost 10 million quid. Some may say that they are not going to make it, well I would sooner have Vaughan and Anichebe then Smith and Nugent. Why? Because they are not coming here on an over-inflated transfer fee. They have been brought up through the ranks and we are reaping the rewards.
To that idiot who reckons our club has lost its ambition, I say what a load of [Poor language removed]. We have one of the best youth setup's in the country, producing some great talent. While Liverpool are buying Spain's throwaways, we are developing football at grass roots level, and for me that is the better solution.
We also have a state of the art academy in production and the possibility of moving to a much improved stadium.
Our squad is good, we have cover for almost every position, and while we may not have a whopping squad like Liverpool, is that a bad thing? 3 or 4 changes each week in the Premiership has not won them the title. We have a consistent side out each week, and it leaves those on the sidelines chomping at the bit to get out there, which again is a good thing.
So where has all the money gone? Who knows, but I like to think we have invested it back into the club for the long term and not spend wildly on delicious treats that make us feel sick 10 mins after eating them.
I also think his valuation of Nugent was right and Pompey have more money then sense. Koumas? 5.5million? to Wigan? great move for him, bollocks. I also heard that Richardson is off to Sunderland for 5.5 on a 45k contract, again bollocks. What Moyes has is a great side with players who want to play and not spend. Carsley could have gone for more money, as could Yobo, Arteta and Cahill.
If we don't sign anymore players I won't be disappointed, clubs are spending for the sake of spending at the moment. Manure for instance, do they need those players they are signing? Some people may have their noses pushed out because of it.
We also have good youth coming through and they don't cost 10 million quid. Some may say that they are not going to make it, well I would sooner have Vaughan and Anichebe then Smith and Nugent. Why? Because they are not coming here on an over-inflated transfer fee. They have been brought up through the ranks and we are reaping the rewards.
To that idiot who reckons our club has lost its ambition, I say what a load of [Poor language removed]. We have one of the best youth setup's in the country, producing some great talent. While Liverpool are buying Spain's throwaways, we are developing football at grass roots level, and for me that is the better solution.
We also have a state of the art academy in production and the possibility of moving to a much improved stadium.
Our squad is good, we have cover for almost every position, and while we may not have a whopping squad like Liverpool, is that a bad thing? 3 or 4 changes each week in the Premiership has not won them the title. We have a consistent side out each week, and it leaves those on the sidelines chomping at the bit to get out there, which again is a good thing.
So where has all the money gone? Who knows, but I like to think we have invested it back into the club for the long term and not spend wildly on delicious treats that make us feel sick 10 mins after eating them.
neonleon
Player Valuation: £35m
If you gave EFC a million pounds to open a restaurant, they'd come back after midnight with a portion of soggy chips and no money left.
[Poor language removed] disgrace. If we didn't have a good manager, I don't know how bad I'd feel.If they are putting money towards a stadium they should [Poor language removed] tell us.If we get a load of injuries - eight or nine, next season we are totally [Poor language removed].Looks like a load of crap for next season.
Where is this transparency promised to everton fans about the state of our finances?
Next season Man city, Villa, Blackburn, Tottenham, the big four, newcastle, Reading, Portsmouth, West Ham are all poised to overtake us.
What do Everton do. Buy a crap player and say we can only get one more.
Even if it was Ronaldinho I wouldn't be happy. But it'll probably be Jason [Poor language removed] Roberts.
Wishing we didn't finish in europe now. Cant see how it will help the long term finances of the club. but if Bill Gates bought Everton we still would have [Poor language removed] all, comparitively, to spend next transfer window, thanks to the magic of everton football club.
Before anyone jumps down my throat - I've supported this club and only this club, all my life. My dad took me to Goodison as a nipper and I have been going on and off since. Me and my family have put money in their bank account.
So blue bill, Where the [Poor language removed] has the money gone? Why at the most pivotal moment in Evertons history, with the smallest squad in the prem and faced with european football and a chance to make a splash in europe and cement our position in the top six have we totally failed to back the manager financially?
If we do well, in europe and in the prem next season, which is frankly unlikely, it will be in spite of the financial backing moyes has recieved.
Money is no guarantee of success in football. But a total lack of money can guarantee failure.
[Poor language removed] disgrace. If we didn't have a good manager, I don't know how bad I'd feel.If they are putting money towards a stadium they should [Poor language removed] tell us.If we get a load of injuries - eight or nine, next season we are totally [Poor language removed].Looks like a load of crap for next season.
Where is this transparency promised to everton fans about the state of our finances?
Next season Man city, Villa, Blackburn, Tottenham, the big four, newcastle, Reading, Portsmouth, West Ham are all poised to overtake us.
What do Everton do. Buy a crap player and say we can only get one more.
Even if it was Ronaldinho I wouldn't be happy. But it'll probably be Jason [Poor language removed] Roberts.
Wishing we didn't finish in europe now. Cant see how it will help the long term finances of the club. but if Bill Gates bought Everton we still would have [Poor language removed] all, comparitively, to spend next transfer window, thanks to the magic of everton football club.
Before anyone jumps down my throat - I've supported this club and only this club, all my life. My dad took me to Goodison as a nipper and I have been going on and off since. Me and my family have put money in their bank account.
So blue bill, Where the [Poor language removed] has the money gone? Why at the most pivotal moment in Evertons history, with the smallest squad in the prem and faced with european football and a chance to make a splash in europe and cement our position in the top six have we totally failed to back the manager financially?
If we do well, in europe and in the prem next season, which is frankly unlikely, it will be in spite of the financial backing moyes has recieved.
Money is no guarantee of success in football. But a total lack of money can guarantee failure.
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