Yeah. Was just thinking, it's not a lifetime ago that wouldn't have been a sarcastic thing to say.
Yeah. Was just thinking, it's not a lifetime ago that wouldn't have been a sarcastic thing to say.
Dan's Net worth up to 11.4 Billion in Forbes today.
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £35m
Probably due to acquiring the club with a brand new stadium for a very modest fee.
Same as me now, fuming
They are just making these jobs up now! How did Football last so long when it was just a Manager with 4 or 5 Assistant's, Coaches and a team of Scouts with the Chairman or Owner getting involved when it got to 'Talks'!? I'd be interested to know how much this guy is getting paid, Enough to sign 2 or 3 Academy players to senior contracts?
Can you spot me a tenner please mate?
Makis
Player Valuation: £8m
Back then everything was smaller. Revenues were a fraction, you didn't have nearly as much staff (more physios, cooks, nutritionists, data analysts, etc). Contracts are way more complex, when before you had a few pages they can now be tens of pages. Managers have lot of new stuff to handle.
okay but do you think 'Football Planning' is a valid position?
Makis
Player Valuation: £8m
You mean they pay for someone to do f all?
I don't know who plans all of it but consider there are how many youth teams + first team. There's probably a match every day, half of them aways. Someone has to arrange all those.
But I reckon this title is something higher up the chain.
When do our accounts gets published?
We announced a 53 mil loss on 31st March 2025 so it must be pretty soon
I reckon it will be another loss maybe around the 30 million area
We announced a 53 mil loss on 31st March 2025 so it must be pretty soon
I reckon it will be another loss maybe around the 30 million area
Interesting piece in the Athletic again today (reader view required again)
www.nytimes.com
What are the modern Everton?
Times are changing at the Merseyside club, but how do they hold on to their identity while pushing forward into the modern era?
www.nytimes.com
I'm pretty comfortable with all of that, makes a crude oil carrier sized amount of sense for us to operate in the vein. Hope we can pull it off.Interesting piece in the Athletic again today (reader view required again)
What are the modern Everton?
Times are changing at the Merseyside club, but how do they hold on to their identity while pushing forward into the modern era?
"Brighton but bigger," really does make sense as an approach.
The difficulty will be in the execution, of course...
badloaf
Player Valuation: £6m
And they weren't operating globally back then. You've got an entire planet of potential players coming through that you're expected to be looking at to maximise returns. The sport has been completely commodified and globalised now, it's not a like-for-like comparison looking at how it used to be done to how it operates today.
badloaf
Player Valuation: £6m
I'm amazed we've made the progress we have alreeay, given that everything at the club needed overhauling. It wasn't just the players/manager that were an issue, it was the fact that the entire operation had been run as a cosy little club for its owner for decades. It's a massive undertaking to reshape it into a competitive sports industry business.
windymiller
Player Valuation: £70m
Yes, but are they "Premier League Proven"?
That's apparently the most important question.
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