When in acutal fact he was a Huge Billkenwrightonian
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When in acutal fact he was a Huge Billkenwrightonian
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
It's all over grand old team.
According to Sky Sports News they are helping back the Bell and Downing bid.
AJ Bell and George Downing push to hasten Everton bid | 'They are wealthy and very serious'
Kaveh Solhekol says AJ Bell and George Downing, who are backed by the Dell family, have lodged a bid to buy Everton and want to do a deal as quickly as possible.
I think thats because there's nothing in it.
One of the banks interested in financing a deal also handles a lot of Michael Dell's wealth.
Other than that giving the bank a lot of leverage, it has very little to do with any purchase of Everton.
Bit confusing for Southampton fans when they’re visiting The Dell season after next.
^ this cannot be overstated ^
Blue Smoke
Player Valuation: £8m
Moshiri will go for whoever gives him the most money. Cant imagine he'll do whatever is best for the club, judging by his willingness to offer it 777.
The question is... who is trying to buy the club to fleece as much out of it for their investment, compared to those who strategically want it to be a functioning business (that will likely require small returns for their investment in the short term)?
I mean, lets face it, none of these big spenders (except bell and downing) give two hoots about the club itslef.
The question is... who is trying to buy the club to fleece as much out of it for their investment, compared to those who strategically want it to be a functioning business (that will likely require small returns for their investment in the short term)?
I mean, lets face it, none of these big spenders (except bell and downing) give two hoots about the club itslef.
If Kaveh told me the Sun was shining I'd walk out with an umbrella, probably one of the most unreliable sources on Earth and totally full of himself. Would love him to be right on this for once though.
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