silent bob
What a guy.
Cheese on EVERYTHING surely??Cheese on toast swapped for corn dogs...
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Cheese on EVERYTHING surely??Cheese on toast swapped for corn dogs...
By the way I've heard that these yanks will not be the ones to take over but an Arab group will.
Off a few people at the match today.We're mate?
Off a few people at the match today.
.....for me I think there is a key 'strategic' option missing. By strategic I mean long-term plans. Securing existing player resource and increasing summer spending is too short term a view to me. Similarly, I'm not passionate about redeveloping Goodison or moving to a new ground as long as it supports the strategic direction.
I want a take over that takes the club forward from an infrastructure and playing perspective. How this is funded is also critical, loans against club income might secure a new ground or improved Goodison but it will not change the hand to mouth existence we currently have in the transfer market.
3, 4 and 7?A commitment to a redeveloped Goodison, commitment to increase sponsorship and commercial activities and adhering to the values of Everton Football Club and what it means to us days are the most important aspects for me.
IF Goodison 100% can't be redeveloped then I want a plan outlined for a new build and Moores and Noell to bulldoze down the Echo Arena and pop our new stadium right there thank you please.
The stadium and better commercial and sponsorship revenues should take care of on the field matters such as player recruitment.
I'm hoping they leave football matters to those that understand football but the business side of things is where they really push us on and market us better than the 2 bob bill and ben's whose job it currently is to bring in such revenue.
3, 4 and 7?
I agree with your choices and your reasons.
A takeover is about more than just funding the next couple of player transfers, and the tv money coming in has helped us make up a bit of ground in that regard anyway. The club needs to improve substantially in terms of commercial and sponsorship revenues whilst retaining its identity as a traditional club steeped in an amazing history. Redeveloping Goodison is an emotional preference, but I wouldn't be against a new ground provided it wasn't a soulless Ikea flatpack like so many others are.