The Everton Board Thread (Inc. Bill Kenwright / Blue Union)

[Goat]

Matts out for the count. Theres nothing left in the tank

 

[Matt Damon]

Matts out for the count. Theres nothing left in the tank

I'm still talking and compus mentus lad. Unlike some on here who are making less sense than normal.

 

[Matt Damon]

So is it now ok to attack Goat by calling him fat

Its a statement of fact.

 

[kenada_blue]

So is it now ok to attack Goat by calling him fat

Hes been floored. Just flapping now

 

[davek]

Steken1 still on top after the reply

Its the interest repayments that kills it for me

Very much so. In baseball terms, that was a little bit of chin music that Matt pulled his head well away from.

I wonder why he ignored that?

 

[Matt Damon]

Very much so. In baseball terms, that was a little bit of chin music that Matt pulled his head well away from.

I wonder why he ignored that?

Dave. It was you that were holding Lerner up as the example of a great owner.



Unless you're saying losing £54million in a year is an example of good business and how to run a football club.

Surely you're not saying that are you?

*sniggers*

 

[Seamus Colemole]

 

[Goat]

Damon is spent.

At least im not Damon.

 

[kenada_blue]

Dave. It was you that were holding Lerner up as the example of a great owner.



Unless you're saying losing £54million in a year is an example of good business and how to run a football club.

Surely you're not saying that are you?

*sniggers*

Dodge number 3

 

[steken1]

They, like us, have won nothing. But the chairman has put in another 20m of his own money. Half cash, half loan notes. Clearly he is looking out for the interests of his company and is willing to invest. We do not have that and that is key.


Commercial income increased by 15.9% and total income increased by 1.3%, resulting in record income of £92million. Their loss at the gate is very, very similar to ours. They have the corporate facilities to prop this up until they improve or the manager goes. Their average is still higher than ours, as is the income generated per seat.

They, like us, have realised paying unsustainable amounts to players is not the way to operate. They have lost ridiculous amounts on players like Curtis Davies, Nicky Shorey, Nigel Reo-Coker, Habib Beye, John Carew, Steve Sidwell, Zat Knight, Luke Young and Moustapha Salifou. Most didn’t play. They carried a far bigger squad than us.

Getting rid of these players will have a massive effect on the wage bill. Villa were big payers. Luke Young turned down the R/S because he would have had to take a drop to £38,000 a week. Throw in big earners like Young, Downing and Milner and you have around £35-40m a year off the bill with N’zogbia at £2.5 and Bent £4m going on it. They are rapdily reducing expenditure. We've reduced our's to the bare minimum and cleaned our cupboards completely bare in terms of assets.

We are in a very different boat. if you take away player sale profit and Bellefield profit, we lose a record £17m in cash profit according to the accounts.

And I'm pretty sure that's the figure what the banks will be looking at, that's a negative cash flow of £17m per year. We do not have an owner willing to absorb these losses on our behalf. The only way to stem these is player sales. We already have the smallest squad in the PL and we are relying more and more on players comign through. Other clubs have tried this and gone down. The doomsday scenario that would kill us.

I'm sure Villa have got a fella on their forums called Ben Affleck posting "at least were not Everton".

 

[Phenom]

Laughing here.

*giggles

 

[Matt Damon]

SUPER DUPER DUPER DUPER HEAVY WEIGHT DIVISION.

Obviously.

Goat would know all about that.

 

[Del]

Is this the end of Damon?

 

[Goat]

And the personal insults keep coming.

Somebody throw in the towel, this boy is spent.

The utter fraud

 

[kenada_blue]

They, like us, have won nothing. But the chairman has put in another 20m of his own money. Half cash, half loan notes. Clearly he is looking out for the interests of his company and is willing to invest. We do not have that and that is key.


Commercial income increased by 15.9% and total income increased by 1.3%, resulting in record income of £92million. Their loss at the gate is very, very similar to ours. They have the corporate facilities to prop this up until they improve or the manager goes. Their average is still higher than ours, as is the income generated per seat.

They, like us, have realised paying unsustainable amounts to players is not the way to operate. They have lost ridiculous amounts on players like Curtis Davies, Nicky Shorey, Nigel Reo-Coker, Habib Beye, John Carew, Steve Sidwell, Zat Knight, Luke Young and Moustapha Salifou. Most didn’t play. They carried a far bigger squad than us.

Getting rid of these players will have a massive effect on the wage bill. Villa were big payers. Luke Young turned down the R/S because he would have had to take a drop to £38,000 a week. Throw in big earners like Young, Downing and Milner and you have around £35-40m a year off the bill with N’zogbia at £2.5 and Bent £4m going on it. They are rapdily reducing expenditure. We've reduced our's to the bare minimum and cleaned our cupboards completely bare in terms of assets.

We are in a very different boat. if you take away player sale profit and Bellefield profit, we lose a record £17m in cash profit according to the accounts.

And I'm pretty sure that's the figure what the banks will be looking at, that's a negative cash flow of £17m per year. We do not have an owner willing to absorb these losses on our behalf. The only way to stem these is player sales. We already have the smallest squad in the PL and we are relying more and more on players comign through. Other clubs have tried this and gone down. The doomsday scenario that would kill us.

I'm sure Villa have got a fella on their forums called Ben Affleck posting "at least were not Everton".

The ref has stopped it. Any more punishment and Damon is gonna be ****ting in a bag for the rest of his life.

Show some mercy