777 Partners - Revised Poll Added 07/05/2024

Revised Polling options on who wants a 777 takeover


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The Premier League is the most-watched sports league in the world, broadcast in 212 territories to 643 million homes, with a potential TV audience of 4.7 billion people.

this streamer gets on average about 27,000 viewers in his channel watching him play games which is less than goodison park
Eyeballs don't matter. Conversions do. Are you placing bets on Stake? Do you know anyone who has started since they sponsored the shirt?

There's no doubt Kick is overpaying for xQc - that's how these deals for streamers on startup platforms work - but they need him and streamers like him to sell ad time. They can get paid a lot better per eyeball for ads because the demographic is much more desirable.
 
The Premier League is the most-watched sports league in the world, broadcast in 212 territories to 643 million homes, with a potential TV audience of 4.7 billion people.

this streamer gets on average about 27,000 viewers in his channel watching him play games which is less than goodison park
We make everyone who watches us mentally ill and depressed
 
If they weren't considering something they wouldn't have extended the agreement and pulled their money out.
I actually think they won't have to step in. There'll be a lot of interest in us. But they're a good back up to have in place to stop chaos happening.
 
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The Premier League is the most-watched sports league in the world, broadcast in 212 territories to 643 million homes, with a potential TV audience of 4.7 billion people.

this streamer gets on average about 27,000 viewers in his channel watching him play games which is less than goodison park
They're paying a streamer the big bucks because they're evil and it's a legal way for them to market gambling to children.

We also obviously got less than we should have from them, no surprise when you think about who was negotiating that deal for us.

Embarrassing all round.
 

The year is 2094. Mega-capitalism has deteriorated every facet of the world and sport. Everton, the last bastion of non-planetary company ownership, is finally forced into administration by the McDonald's Mega League™. A weary Esk, on his deathbed, smiles softly as the light leaves his eyes. "Knew it" he whispers with his final breath.
 
Still hate that he has a website that's just "theesk." The lad's a brand. He doesn't care about the reality of the bs he's constantly talking. He just wants to be recognized as an itk and all of the minor celebrity status that comes with it. Dollar bin Fab Romano dreams.
Won’t be long before the clothing line comes out
 

And there he is, getting himself into a national newspaper, creating a dangerously negative perception about the club that could put off potential investors, potential signings and potential commercial partners, and cause fear and alarm across the whole fanbase, and more importantly in hundreds of staff who will be more worried than ever about their jobs, all based on what is, after all, one man's opinion of a situation he doesn't have full insight into.

But he doesn't care about that because he got himself in the paper.

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There’s more to investing in football than balance sheets or nobody would do it
I'd Imagine extremely rich Evertonians in Bell and Downing are thinking about the opportunity to potentially turn the club they love and support around through expertise and will power,and while they'll be fully aware of our financial plight the idea of having a hand in the potential future success of the club must be tantalising to them as Blues.

You're absolutely right,sometimes there's more to owning a football than Balance sheets.
 

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