The replacement AGM thingy, is on tonight for shareholders, anyone on here going who will let us know how it goes down?
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Im going, got my bottles of petrol and flares ready to go.
Its gonna be smoking!!
Clearly lying
Its gonna be smoking!!
Clearly lying
Robert Jarvis
Player Valuation: £35m
But according to the law you have to light up outside!
Someone keep an eye out for Micah Richards while your there.
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BlackToffee
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There's live text of the event on the OS, updated every few minutes. <tap, tap> Just waiting for <they know who they are> to find something evil about our club letting everyone know what is going on.
evertonianstu
Player Valuation: £10m
Shareholders meeting live!
Shareholders' Forum - LIVE – News Archive – News – evertonfc.com – The Official Website of Everton Football Club
Its just like Big Brother
Shareholders' Forum - LIVE – News Archive – News – evertonfc.com – The Official Website of Everton Football Club
Its just like Big Brother
I will read thru it later and rip every word to shreds.
evertonianstu
Player Valuation: £10m
Mr. Elstone just announced a record turnover of £80 million. Why the hell couldnt we have brought Ronaldo with that? Typical Everton, so disillusioned.
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best little spaniard
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The club have announced a turnover of 80 mil from the 08/09 season
The fa cup run was worth 7 mil
we are still commited to kirkby
The fa cup run was worth 7 mil
we are still commited to kirkby
19.37: Elstone: "What we can't do is charge fans for phone calls (to buy tickets) and keep you on the phone forever. If the length of calls is unsatisfactory we need to look into that."
19.35: Elstone: "Everton Chile were considered as opposition for pre-season but the most important thing is the quality of the opposition and the decision was made on footballing grounds."
19.30: Mr Elstone concludes his presentation and opens the first Q&A of the evening.
19.28: Mr Elstone: "The search for new players is top of our agenda, it's relentless and it's round the clock."
19.26: Mr Elstone reaffirms the Club's commitment to Kirkby, saying the move can help the Club expand on and off the field, improve its commercial capabilities and make all Evertonians "proud to be Blue."
19.25: Mr Elstone announces a record turnover of almost £80million for the 2008/09 season. Read the full story on evertonfc.com shortly.
19.23: Everton's FA Cup run was worth approximately £7million to the Club.
19.22: Season ticket sales have surpassed 24,000 meaning sales are 1,200 up on this time 12 months ago. Mr Elstone believes the number could eventually hit 25,500.
19.18: Mr Elstone says there are four reasons for Everton's success on and off the field; quality recruitment of quality players, development of our own players, shrewd work in the transfer market and the efforts of manager David Moyes.
19:13: Robert Elstone: "Finishing fifth in the toughest league in the world is an achievement of which we can only be immensely proud."
19.11: Bill Kenwright takes to the stage to open the evening before introducing Robert Elstone. The CEO will discuss the current business issues.
19.09: The evening will begin with an introduction from Bill Kenwright followed by a presentation from Robert Elstone. There will then be a Q&A on non-football matters and a series of video tributes to the players. Bill Kenwright will then introduce David Moyes who will open a Q&A on football matters.
19.00: Welcome to evertonfc.com's live coverage of the first Everton Shareholders' Forum. Over the next few hours we will be reporting the key points of the evening right here, first. Chairman Bill Kenwright and Chief Executive Robert Elstone will both address the audience before being joined by David Moyes, Sir Philip Carter, Robert Earl and Jon Woods to answer questions from the floor.
What a piss take, 80 million pound turnover. I suppose 70 million went towards Kenwrights plays. Fuming here!
19.35: Elstone: "Everton Chile were considered as opposition for pre-season but the most important thing is the quality of the opposition and the decision was made on footballing grounds."
19.30: Mr Elstone concludes his presentation and opens the first Q&A of the evening.
19.28: Mr Elstone: "The search for new players is top of our agenda, it's relentless and it's round the clock."
19.26: Mr Elstone reaffirms the Club's commitment to Kirkby, saying the move can help the Club expand on and off the field, improve its commercial capabilities and make all Evertonians "proud to be Blue."
19.25: Mr Elstone announces a record turnover of almost £80million for the 2008/09 season. Read the full story on evertonfc.com shortly.
19.23: Everton's FA Cup run was worth approximately £7million to the Club.
19.22: Season ticket sales have surpassed 24,000 meaning sales are 1,200 up on this time 12 months ago. Mr Elstone believes the number could eventually hit 25,500.
19.18: Mr Elstone says there are four reasons for Everton's success on and off the field; quality recruitment of quality players, development of our own players, shrewd work in the transfer market and the efforts of manager David Moyes.
19:13: Robert Elstone: "Finishing fifth in the toughest league in the world is an achievement of which we can only be immensely proud."
19.11: Bill Kenwright takes to the stage to open the evening before introducing Robert Elstone. The CEO will discuss the current business issues.
19.09: The evening will begin with an introduction from Bill Kenwright followed by a presentation from Robert Elstone. There will then be a Q&A on non-football matters and a series of video tributes to the players. Bill Kenwright will then introduce David Moyes who will open a Q&A on football matters.
19.00: Welcome to evertonfc.com's live coverage of the first Everton Shareholders' Forum. Over the next few hours we will be reporting the key points of the evening right here, first. Chairman Bill Kenwright and Chief Executive Robert Elstone will both address the audience before being joined by David Moyes, Sir Philip Carter, Robert Earl and Jon Woods to answer questions from the floor.
What a piss take, 80 million pound turnover. I suppose 70 million went towards Kenwrights plays. Fuming here!
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BlackToffee
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Eiter the transcriber is VERY SLOW or Elstone takes a long time to answer a question!!!!
19:47: Then Kenwright utters "Watch this space"
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Jesus wept. Like we had to be made proud to be a blue by some breeze block rabbit hutch in Lancashire.
Do one you back to Hull Kingston Rovers you soulless bean counter.
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