The Everton Board Thread 2014/15

[Ashtonian]

As a selling club the board has been fantastic, hands down. Them lot constantly sell their best players to bigger clubs than them and go about their business. We constantly over profit on our players, with Fellaini / Lescott / Rodwell / Rooney bringing in close to 100 million in sales.

the issue with the board is why is this money not reinvested. We need to be putting money on the pitch and backing managers and for years we aren't doing that, which hits us financially again because we cannot compete with teams who do. In what a year or two, the tv money goes up again. We need to be putting that on the pitch, not hoarding it away to pay debts we never hear about.

 

[Number_25]

If we can keep the chairman, but get a financier in then I'd be happy.

 

[D410]

That the only one of the four 'predictions' to leave you wondering?

Predictions? Just passing on the info. if it comes out that way it will be a very interesting summer.

 

[Verbal Kint]

The very fact 22.3% hope Kenwright and the board stay means i now need to log off until August 31st,.

What hope do we have

 

[sageyefc]

If we can keep the chairman, but get a financier in then I'd be happy.

Thats what hes hoping for, and thats what will never happen

 

[Carlito]

If we can keep the chairman, but get a financier in then I'd be happy.

It was the chairman who handpicked the other major shareholders, knowing full well they had no interest in financing anything.

He also hired and backs the CEO, who has done a woeful job of securing additional revenue through sponsorship, merchandising and match day catering.

If you are capable of signing for cheques from Sky, and could be trusted not to lose said cheques before they're cashed, then you, Number_25, would do just as good a job as Bill Kenwright.

 

[kithnou]

Predictions? Just passing on the info. if it comes out that way it will be a very interesting summer.

If that comes out my man as you called it, I will fly to the UK, shout drinks, and do a nudey run down the centre of Liverpool

 

[Chang Elephant]

If we can keep the chairman, but get a financier in then I'd be happy.

Keep Bill and get Trevor Birch back for another six week stint

 

[kithnou]

With the sad news today of the passing of Sir Philip Carter, have we confirmation that BK is fine?

 

[Carl Hankin]

we need this board gone..people who still want bill have lost the plot,we will end up like tranmere,a few more years left fighting to stay in the prem.

 

[SerenityNigh]

Not too sure what's the matter with him but on TalkSport about 15 minutes ago they said they hope Kenwright gets better soon, not too sure if it's been mentioned anywhere else and what's the matter with him?

Ate at one of Robert Earl's restaurants.

RIP

Too Soon

 

[toffee matt]

Lord Granchester worth 1.2 billion according to today's Sunday Times rich List.

Would be nice if he could spare us a few quid

 

[By god I'm blue]

Granchester ->In
Kenwright -> Stepping down
Bobby Brown Shoes ->Out
Bilic -> In

Hold on tight.

In fairness mate, you have been predicting things on here and kipper for a number of years now which was going to happen.

Don't think you have ever got anything right.

 

[Toffeemeister]

It's the commercial aspect that is the most painful. No growth in the Premier League. I'm not even sure how this is possible! Here is just one example. Looks like another 4 years of low income from Kitbag. We also take a similar kicking on shirt sponsorship.

Arsenal £30m per season (Puma, 2014 – 2019).
Chelsea £20m per season (Adidas, 2010 – 2018).
Liverpool £25m per season (Warrior, 2012 – 2018).
Man United £23.5m per season (Nike, 2002 – 2015).
Man City £12m per season (Nike, 2013 – 2019).
Spurs £10m per season (Under Armour, 2012 – 2017)
Everton £3.2m per season (Kitbag, 2009 – 2019)

 

[Fresh Prince of Belle Val]

It's the commercial aspect that is the most painful. No growth in the Premier League. I'm not even sure how this is possible! Here is just one example. Looks like another 4 years of low income from Kitbag. We also take a similar kicking on shirt sponsorship.

Arsenal £30m per season (Puma, 2014 – 2019).
Chelsea £20m per season (Adidas, 2010 – 2018).
Liverpool £25m per season (Warrior, 2012 – 2018).
Man United £23.5m per season (Nike, 2002 – 2015).
Man City £12m per season (Nike, 2013 – 2019).
Spurs £10m per season (Under Armour, 2012 – 2017)
Everton £3.2m per season (Kitbag, 2009 – 2019)

That's pretty awful and embarrassing. We are the smackheads of the Top flight, we'll take whatever we can for a quick fix.