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BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
I think this is what sets us apart from other clubs.
This stuff is worth far more than how many pieces of tin you've got on display in a glass cupboard.
Football and sport gives pleasure to millions, but if it can help people in their every day lives, that's far more rewarding.
This stuff is worth far more than how many pieces of tin you've got on display in a glass cupboard.
Football and sport gives pleasure to millions, but if it can help people in their every day lives, that's far more rewarding.
All credit to those that do this every single day, very proud of them as an Evertonian. Here's the key:
“We don’t do community because we should be seen to do it, we do it because we want to and because it’s needed,’’
“We don’t do community because we should be seen to do it, we do it because we want to and because it’s needed,’’
blueboy1945
Player Valuation: £8m
Sorry mate but that's double Dutch to me! Can you please translate it for an old codger?
I am proud to be a supporter of such an amazing club.
canuckblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Oustanding stuff. One question, though: If Everton runs a homeless soccer league, which is the away team? (I kid, I kid.)
Fedlingen
Player Valuation: £15m
MassBlue
Player Valuation: £500k
Terrific stuff.
Love how it challenges the model of football as just a consumer object, drive by profit and product. There are other ways - clubs embedded in local community, growing an ever denser web of social connections. May not be the kind of thing that wins silverware, but maybe there are other kinds of satisfactions to be taken from a club, ones that Sky doesn't cover....
Love how it challenges the model of football as just a consumer object, drive by profit and product. There are other ways - clubs embedded in local community, growing an ever denser web of social connections. May not be the kind of thing that wins silverware, but maybe there are other kinds of satisfactions to be taken from a club, ones that Sky doesn't cover....
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Brilliant from the club.
Got me thinking only good will come from the proposed stadium move to Walton Hall park,pretty sure the area would be well looked after with a club like ours at the helm .
Then think back to the "doomsayers" on the Kirkby debarcle.Since Tesco have now pulled the plug on their development what a waste.
Lets hope the "dog walkers " dont get their wish & let Everton show what they can do for their part of the community .
Yes terrific from the club long may it last...proud to be Blue .
Got me thinking only good will come from the proposed stadium move to Walton Hall park,pretty sure the area would be well looked after with a club like ours at the helm .
Then think back to the "doomsayers" on the Kirkby debarcle.Since Tesco have now pulled the plug on their development what a waste.
Lets hope the "dog walkers " dont get their wish & let Everton show what they can do for their part of the community .
Yes terrific from the club long may it last...proud to be Blue .
Boss_Blue
I will find you and consensually bum you
To be fair mate there was an awful lot wrong with the Kirkby proposal not least the tin can stadium.
I won't start getting excited about Walton Hall Park until I see the stadium design.
True ...just remember the bile being quoted at the time.
Wether the stadium was good or not is neither here or there,just a great opportunity missed for the area.
Think Everton would have been great for that community, lets hope it is for Walton Hall Park.
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