Everton Thread - 2023/24

[Alan Harper's Tash]

I will take that hahaha

The trouble is the mess the whole club is in, The value of Everton including the debt and the new stadium is too high
also, Something is fishy with who wants the slice of the pie first ? the debtors claiming we should be paid in full and then the owner gets what's left of the sale,

P.S

100% if you have broken the rules the only punishment is relegation, even if City are found guilty I would want the right punishment dished out and relegation, Deterrent is the key, strong punishment makes you think about doing it in the first place,

The stadium debt is separate and not causing their issues. (Bar how they’ve put servicing it on their books)

They bought poorly and expensively. They couldn’t sell enough to keep up with the amortisation and wage costs and have fallen foul of an artificial financial ruling.

If you’re so draconian about punishment, I guess you must think City should be booted out of the FA if were found guilty of far more serious breeches?

 

[ancoats]

If you’re so draconian about punishment, I guess you must think City should be booted out of the FA if were found guilty of far more serious breeches?

YEP, if guilty then yes, But the trial in the media is a witch hunt and we are already guilty in everybody's else eyes

Ask the 3 teams that went down last season, Should Everton and Forest still be in the Premier League and you will get the right answer, How can it be a fair fight when found guilty of cheating the other teams that went down, So only getting a small punishment of 6 points is a joke

 

[ancoats]

The stadium debt is separate and not causing their issues. (Bar how they’ve put servicing it on their books)

That is a major problem ? Coventry City went down that route

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

YEP, if guilty then yes, But the trial in the media is a witch hunt and we are already guilty in everybody's else eyes

Ask the 3 teams that went down last season, Should Everton and Forest still be in the Premier League and you will get the right answer, How can it be a fair fight when found guilty of cheating the other teams that went down, So only getting a small punishment of 6 points is a joke

Fair enough. I’d prefer to get rid of these ridiculous FFP rules. Football worked for over a century without them.

Not sure what you’re getting at with the Coventry comparison, sorry.

 

[ancoats]

Fair enough. I’d prefer to get rid of these ridiculous FFP rules. Football worked for over a century without them.

Not sure what you’re getting at with the Coventry comparison, sorry.

The Ground, Arena Coventry Limited owed it and leased it, I think it's still owed by Mike Ashley and not the club

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[Alan Harper's Tash]

The Ground, Arena Coventry Limited owed it and leased it, I think it's still owed by Mike Ashley and not the club

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That’s a death knoll for clubs. It’s nothing to do with PSR though.

 

[dadnlad]

I will take that hahaha

The trouble is the mess the whole club is in, The value of Everton including the debt and the new stadium is too high
also, Something is fishy with who wants the slice of the pie first ? the debtors claiming we should be paid in full and then the owner gets what's left of the sale,

P.S

100% if you have broken the rules the only punishment is relegation, even if City are found guilty I would want the right punishment dished out and relegation, Deterrent is the key, strong punishment makes you think about doing it in the first place,

As long as we all play by same rules which we all know doesn't happen

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

What should be the main discussion is how can this happen as ffp was brought in to stop us.

I've corrected you.

FFP was originally meant to manage debt when Platini first brought up the idea. But that quietly got dropped when it was introduced. Can't imagine why.

 

[WRicko]

Everton 'under investigation over alleged £6.5m PSR breach'

The Toffees were hit with a staggering 10-point deduction for breaching the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules (PSR) last November for an infraction in the 2021-22 season.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[VOOMER]

Fair enough. I’d prefer to get rid of these ridiculous FFP rules. Football worked for over a century without them.

Not sure what you’re getting at with the Coventry comparison, sorry.

100% correct