Another Shiekh buys a stake........

Bluemoon115 said:
From what I can gather, "Darker shade of blue" will be a happy chappy rather soon.

Only found out about it about 30 mins ago having been at my dads today .
I know I stated in another thread that I'd been told about a possible take over a week or so ago , but there was nothing to back it up at the time . The same woman also thought Tevez might be going to Everton , so there ya go lol .

I can't see us selling 60% , or how that 60% would come about across our board , so doubt it will be us .

It would be interesting if it was though , which might explain somewhat the air of mystery surrounding us at the moment .

Probably something else to cling to in vein .
 
Quick question...Just how rich are our owners?? I mean, obviously they are super rich but if there are other clubs being bought by Middle East investers, are we soon gonna be 'just another rich club', or are our investers considerably richer than the rest of these Middle Eastern folk??
 
marca_uk said:
Quick question...Just how rich are our owners?? I mean, obviously they are super rich but if there are other clubs being bought by Middle East investers, are we soon gonna be 'just another rich club', or are our investers considerably richer than the rest of these Middle Eastern folk??

mate trust me, were fucking rich, and thats the highest level of richness!
 
It doesn't matter too much who is richest.

Madejski was one of the richest owners with Reading but he didn't want to spend like Jack Walker. It took Reading about 16 years to be promoted to the prem.
 
How come they know that this is going to happen without knowing who , specifically, it has happened to?
 
Darker shade of Blue said:
Bluemoon115 said:
From what I can gather, "Darker shade of blue" will be a happy chappy rather soon.

Only found out about it about 30 mins ago having been at my dads today .
I know I stated in another thread that I'd been told about a possible take over a week or so ago , but there was nothing to back it up at the time . The same woman also thought Tevez might be going to Everton , so there ya go lol .

I can't see us selling 60% , or how that 60% would come about across our board , so doubt it will be us .

It would be interesting if it was though , which might explain somewhat the air of mystery surrounding us at the moment .

Probably something else to cling to in vein .

As i understand it, there are three main Everton shareholders, each with about 30%. So it could be two of those.
 
Darker shade of Blue said:
Bluemoon115 said:
From what I can gather, "Darker shade of blue" will be a happy chappy rather soon.

Only found out about it about 30 mins ago having been at my dads today .
I know I stated in another thread that I'd been told about a possible take over a week or so ago , but there was nothing to back it up at the time . The same woman also thought Tevez might be going to Everton , so there ya go lol .

I can't see us selling 60% , or how that 60% would come about across our board , so doubt it will be us .

It would be interesting if it was though , which might explain somewhat the air of mystery surrounding us at the moment .

Probably something else to cling to in vein .

There is always an air of mystery around Everton. A big club missing in Liverpool, last seen in Tesco, Kirkby.
 
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