Is 7th and "Net Spend" The Only Reason To Keep Moyes

[Dell Boy]

I want just 1 single GOOD thing that Bill Kenwright, Everton Chairman, has going for Him.

How about "Great"? Will Goaty accept "Great"?

 

[Dell Boy]

Anything you so desire.

Preferably a recent one as you said he's got good things going for him, which would suggest they're still happening but if you need to resort to him "saving Everton from the clutches of Johnson" then you crack on.

Coming right up!

 

[Goat]

Write what? Who's putting a time limit on this now?

I wasnt talking to you bro.

Take as long as you need, but considering you said he had many things going for him, I would have thought you might have had at least 1 ready to go.

But as I say, take as long as you feel you need, I realise its a tough question.

 

[bluejock]

Overwhelmed by this huge list of things Kenwright has going for him.

 

[Dell Boy]

Overwhelmed by this huge list of things Kenwright has going for him.

I'm working on my first draft Jock. Got loads of good stuff.

 

[Goat]

I'm working on my first draft Jock. Got loads of good stuff.

 

[Moomin]

Overwhelmed by this huge list of things Kenwright has going for him.

 

[bluejock]

Hahaha

 

[Moomin]

He is our Batman, does that count???

 

[Moomin]

Is this one good thing coming with the FSF money that's on it way as well.

 

[Royal Blue Jersey]

Theres not a Chairman in the World I wouldnt have other than Kenwrong.

Gimme the Venkys all day long.

The venkys? Surely a wind up.

 

[njligernj]

It's their club it's their profit. Therefore they have pumped it back in.

The end game of just taking profit from every sale and never investing any money is that the club folds. So basically you want us to give BK credit for not deliberately destroying* the club.

*Rather than very slowly destroying it via incompetence.

It's like giving a business credit for paying its staff -- there is no business if they have no staff.

By that logic they might as well liquidate the club.

You realise with it being a loan, that he wants it back at some point right? So in reality he’s only ‘giving’ the difference between what the interest would be and how much he can appreciate the business with the £150m.

You act like that wouldn't be that big of a deal. An interest free loan for 150m would clear our debt and free up maybe 5m a year. If spent on transfers that would increase our net spend by around 150%. Plus it would leave us with 100m for perhaps some kind of non-tent corporate solution (which means more revenue) and/or new players (which means hopefully more revenue from better performance). It would allow us to improve ourselves both on the pitch and off -- even a conservative estimate would suggest it could be worth an extra 15m in revenue p/a. It's not oil money but it sounds way better than what we get from our board ... maybe I'm missing something.

That said this is getting a bit "board-y" and we do have a thread for that so let's wrap this up: So we're all agreed Moyes is the messiah right?

 

[njligernj]

Anything you so desire. Preferably a recent one as you said he's got good things going for him, which would suggest they're still happening but if you need to resort to him "saving Everton from the clutches of Johnson" then you crack on.

That and hiring Moyes is all I'd have on my list.

 

[Goat]

That and hiring Moyes is all I'd have on my list.

So something he did 11 Years ago.

Which if we ignore the Megson rumours and the fact that even Johnson "invested" more than him, its good going.

But DellyBoyo said hes got good things "going" for him, which you would assume means current.

 

[Moomin]

So something he did 11 Years ago.

Which if we ignore the Megson rumours and the fact that even Johnson "invested" more than him, its good going.

But DellyBoyo said hes got good things "going" for him, which you would assume means current.

It can't be the hiring of Moyes, he wants him out. I'm pretty sure he said " overstayed his welcome " with regards to Moyes, but seems quite content with Blue Bill staying.