granter79
Player Valuation: £35m
spitting in their masks then of course?
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granter79
Player Valuation: £35m
Just cancelled the leaving cert exams here in Ireland with students getting calculated grades. Due to happen end of July.
Not sure how far this is to the students (will open up a whole can of issues with college places etc) but shows the approaches in other countries to important things going ahead.
Not sure how far this is to the students (will open up a whole can of issues with college places etc) but shows the approaches in other countries to important things going ahead.
jonnyboy316
Player Valuation: £35m
I agree with a lot of this. It is not as black and white as stay home and save lives. There is a balancing act. Being locked down is no way to live and will cause impact on mental health and problems with domestic violence. Then you have the impact to the economy which will also have impact with increased poverty and again mental health. We need a plan to get the country moving again. If there is a strategy that can effectively shield the vulnerable to enable those willing to return to something resembling normality (with sensible social distancing measures where possible) then it should be explored. The plan can’t just be the batten down the hatches and hope for a vaccine that might not come anytime soon if at all.
T LEAFE
Player Valuation: £40m
An email from Denise.
Well said
I hope you and your loved ones have been keeping well throughout this difficult time.
This period has seen all of us reflecting more than perhaps we ever have done before – including memories of our great football club through some of our recent anniversaries.
In such a fast-paced industry, which reflects the society we live in, it is rare that we can take time to truly appreciate past achievements.
Indeed, last Friday marked the 35th anniversary of our European Cup Winners’ Cup triumph over Rapid Vienna in Rotterdam.
I really enjoyed watching this game again on our YouTube channel and savouring that famous 3-1 victory.
It feels especially fitting, as we recall Howard Kendall’s thrilling Everton team, that we have received a tremendously generous donation to support our planned People’s Place facility in the shadows of Goodison Park.
Phil Brown is an investor and executive producer of the Howard’s Way film which beautifully tells the story of Everton’s emergence as this country’s best team in the mid-1980s. He is allocating all proceeds from the film to The People’s Place. It is a wonderful gesture and I cannot thank Phil enough.
Funding will be needed for this dedicated mental health facility more than ever in the post-coronavirus world and I want to extend my thanks to you, too - and to every Evertonian - who has made a donation, attended an event, bought a brick on ‘Spellow Brick Lane’ or simply talked positively about our plans.
The Everton family has come together in the most challenging of times to support each other. It is truly humbling.
The Blue Family initiative has been running for eight weeks now and, through this campaign, we’ve supported almost 4,000 vulnerable and at-risk individuals and families.
We have made more than 2,000 check-in phone calls from staff, players and Club Ambassadors, delivered more than 1,000 emergency food parcels and provided bespoke care packages to more than 500 adults from the ages of 18-103.
I want to thank everyone who has been supporting the country’s efforts by observing the Government’s guidance on social distancing and adhering to other measures vital for protecting the NHS and saving lives.
And to those on the front line and in other key worker roles, I would like to say thank you again - on behalf of the Board of Directors and every Evertonian - for the inspirational work been doing during this sustained and incredibly challenging period of time.
Whilst a date has not yet been set for a return of football, it is clear that should we be able to fulfil our remaining fixtures for the 2019/20 campaign then these games will be played behind closed doors.
As I mentioned in my email to you over the Easter weekend, the Board of Directors agreed from the outset that, if this scenario unfolded, refunds would be available to all supporters who have bought match tickets, Season Tickets or places in our lounges.
On Wednesday this week, we will contact all fans affected with detailed information on how this process will work.
I can confirm fans will be able to request a refund, leave money in their account as a credit against future purchases or forgo part or all of their balance in order for the Club to donate that amount in full over to Everton in the Community.
We have introduced this option after so many of you responded to my last email and proposed the idea.
I read every email and was incredibly moved by your kindness and generosity.
We have also taken the decision to extend our Season Ticket renewal deadline for the 2020/21 season beyond 28 May and will advise you of the new deadline in due course. I can also assure you that if games for that season are affected in any way, then we will again do the right thing for those who have purchased Season Ticket Memberships or Lounge Memberships.
Finally, please keep up to date with the Government’s advice and guidance and please continue to follow them to keep you and your families safe.
Thank you again for everything you have done over recent weeks to support your loved ones, your fellow Evertonians and the nation’s efforts.
NSNO
Denise
Well said
I hope you and your loved ones have been keeping well throughout this difficult time.
This period has seen all of us reflecting more than perhaps we ever have done before – including memories of our great football club through some of our recent anniversaries.
In such a fast-paced industry, which reflects the society we live in, it is rare that we can take time to truly appreciate past achievements.
Indeed, last Friday marked the 35th anniversary of our European Cup Winners’ Cup triumph over Rapid Vienna in Rotterdam.
I really enjoyed watching this game again on our YouTube channel and savouring that famous 3-1 victory.
It feels especially fitting, as we recall Howard Kendall’s thrilling Everton team, that we have received a tremendously generous donation to support our planned People’s Place facility in the shadows of Goodison Park.
Phil Brown is an investor and executive producer of the Howard’s Way film which beautifully tells the story of Everton’s emergence as this country’s best team in the mid-1980s. He is allocating all proceeds from the film to The People’s Place. It is a wonderful gesture and I cannot thank Phil enough.
Funding will be needed for this dedicated mental health facility more than ever in the post-coronavirus world and I want to extend my thanks to you, too - and to every Evertonian - who has made a donation, attended an event, bought a brick on ‘Spellow Brick Lane’ or simply talked positively about our plans.
The Everton family has come together in the most challenging of times to support each other. It is truly humbling.
The Blue Family initiative has been running for eight weeks now and, through this campaign, we’ve supported almost 4,000 vulnerable and at-risk individuals and families.
We have made more than 2,000 check-in phone calls from staff, players and Club Ambassadors, delivered more than 1,000 emergency food parcels and provided bespoke care packages to more than 500 adults from the ages of 18-103.
I want to thank everyone who has been supporting the country’s efforts by observing the Government’s guidance on social distancing and adhering to other measures vital for protecting the NHS and saving lives.
And to those on the front line and in other key worker roles, I would like to say thank you again - on behalf of the Board of Directors and every Evertonian - for the inspirational work been doing during this sustained and incredibly challenging period of time.
Whilst a date has not yet been set for a return of football, it is clear that should we be able to fulfil our remaining fixtures for the 2019/20 campaign then these games will be played behind closed doors.
As I mentioned in my email to you over the Easter weekend, the Board of Directors agreed from the outset that, if this scenario unfolded, refunds would be available to all supporters who have bought match tickets, Season Tickets or places in our lounges.
On Wednesday this week, we will contact all fans affected with detailed information on how this process will work.
I can confirm fans will be able to request a refund, leave money in their account as a credit against future purchases or forgo part or all of their balance in order for the Club to donate that amount in full over to Everton in the Community.
We have introduced this option after so many of you responded to my last email and proposed the idea.
I read every email and was incredibly moved by your kindness and generosity.
We have also taken the decision to extend our Season Ticket renewal deadline for the 2020/21 season beyond 28 May and will advise you of the new deadline in due course. I can also assure you that if games for that season are affected in any way, then we will again do the right thing for those who have purchased Season Ticket Memberships or Lounge Memberships.
Finally, please keep up to date with the Government’s advice and guidance and please continue to follow them to keep you and your families safe.
Thank you again for everything you have done over recent weeks to support your loved ones, your fellow Evertonians and the nation’s efforts.
NSNO
Denise
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ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
What ever happened to you Lelouch?
wait for the everyone’s blaming us stuff now
granter79
Player Valuation: £35m
but but what about the rangers game and and the 6 nations and Cheltenham …..all im seen on twitter from red fans. Usual mentality rather than saying they did it AGAIN
mate it wrecks my head them vermin, and other clubs I mean do they all fear us it will click eventually and we get it right?
AussieToffee11
Player Valuation: £8m
So looks like a June 17 restart - with it likely that City play Arsenal on the Wednesday, we play the [Poor language removed] on the Saturday, where if City lose, Liverpool can win the title by beating us. Null and void.
Dublin blue 75
Player Valuation: £40m
So Carragher, along with the rest of the sky crew, will want it stopped on the first weekend end then, assuming the above scenario were to come to pass? Dedicate their title to the front line workers etc.. yeah..
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