Everton Thread - 2022/23

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This is so embarrassing - I heard Zara Aleena's family in tears today about what happened to her. They have a reason to cry this toffee wanker just needs to get a sense of perspective

 
I had to Google that case and Jesus Christ. Her poor family. The justice system is a joke.
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
That **** Maddock still owes me a pint. Such an arrogant prick.

Went for a drink with him once in the Land O'Cakes with a few other press lads and he strolled round like he was God's gift.

Hatchet man long before Swales brought him in to do the deed.
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And he was a rag. He was asked about his favourite game and said beating Leicester 3-1 at Wembley in the 60s.
That was the rags, not City.
 
This has to be one of the strangest days in our history.... There are still 4 hours left of it too.
 
city saint said:
everton like city and newcastle would be a great investment for some dirty oil money
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Loads of clubs would be.

Leeds, West Ham, Birmingham, Bristol City, Cardiff, Palace, Brighton…

Instead of the same-old, same-old with them looking at buying United and Liverpool, they should think outside the box and let United and Liverpool rot.
 
waspish said:
500m would look good money if they were already in there new stadium and payed for! 200m max
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I think the price is ok given Moshiri has put 200m into the new stadium.

They’re 3 points away from 14th, they’ll probably stay up if the person replacing Lampard is any better (90% chance they are)
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
Loads of clubs would be.

Leeds, West Ham, Birmingham, Bristol City, Cardiff, Palace, Brighton…

Instead of the same-old, same-old with them looking at buying United and Liverpool, they should think outside the box and let United and Liverpool rot.
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The stadium has to be a big selling point. 55,000, dedicated football stadium owned by the club and loads of commercial boxes.

That sets them apart from all of the clubs you mentioned.

You also get a lot of intangible stuff owners might like. Founding member of the football league, never relegated from the PL, 4th most league titles in English football history, famous rivalry, famous city.
 
They just put out a interview with the owner and he says their not up for sale.

What is happening
 
domalino said:
I think the price is ok given Moshiri has put 200m into the new stadium.

They’re 3 points away from 14th, they’ll probably stay up if the person replacing Lampard is any better (90% chance they are)
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Stadium quoted at cost of around 500m, the club debt wise isn’t it around 70m? Maybe be we meet around 300m fir the club!? Seems there doing a fire sale to get some of his money back to.

Ah come to think of it you right 500m is fair if they stay up move to the new ground packed out push on finish top 8 the club then would be starting to be worth treble that..
 
Gumzy97 said:
They just put out a interview with the owner and he says their not up for sale.

What is happening
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Its Everton haha. Apparently that was recorded before West Ham. I haf expect the twitter admin to post Danjumas media stuff as a nice rounding off for the day.

I do think that we would be a better choice to invest in ahead of Liverpool or Utd at the moment. Obviously nowhere near them commercially but how much room for increased profits is there with both, esp if the Super League doesnt get off the ground.

Our stadium will be world class, on a spectacular spot on the Mersey, will a multi billion pound regeneration starting around it. The value of the stadium itself will fly up once the area is developed and £500m as opposed to £5billion?

Can imagine the threat of relegation will put a lot off.
 
BlueLou82 said:
Its Everton haha. Apparently that was recorded before West Ham. I haf expect the twitter admin to post Danjumas media stuff as a nice rounding off for the day.

I do think that we would be a better choice to invest in ahead of Liverpool or Utd at the moment. Obviously nowhere near them commercially but how much room for increased profits is there with both, esp if the Super League doesnt get off the ground.

Our stadium will be world class, on a spectacular spot on the Mersey, will a multi billion pound regeneration starting around it. The value of the stadium itself will fly up once the area is developed and £500m as opposed to £5billion?

Can imagine the threat of relegation will put a lot off.
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not a middle east super power they would know they could buy to get back in the prem so not sure it would put them off
 
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