*Shakes head* Everton again.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Splinters are a nightmare you'd leave Goodison just for that regardless of its history of mediocrity. 

[Trumo]

6 minutes ago, Bob Spunkmouse said:

Put yourself in their shoes.

 

A big thing you're asking there.

 

[Anubis]

2 hours ago, Stickman said:

What the fuck have this lot been doing during lockdown ?

@_pauljoyce
Theo Walcott will be absent for at least four weeks after undergoing abdominal surgery. 

 

Followed Trump's advice and swallowed bleach.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

2 hours ago, Stickman said:

What the fuck have this lot been doing during lockdown ?

@_pauljoyce
Theo Walcott will be absent for at least four weeks after undergoing abdominal surgery. Andre Gomes also has a minor issue that will prevent him from training until next week. Everton already have Yerry Mina and Jean-Philippe Gbamin injured.
 

 

Ancelotti, when about 5 of them turn up for training.

 

[Harry Squatter]

The more they deny it, the more worried and bothered they sound.

 

[Harry Squatter]

[Caramac]

Evertons defence have had social distancing down to a tee for long time now.

[Angie81]

Why have their staff and players had to take pay cuts and deferrals if uncle usamonov or whatever he’s called is money laundering, sorry funding their club?

[Harry Squatter]

15 minutes ago, Angie81 said:

Why have their staff and players had to take pay cuts and deferrals if uncle usamonov or whatever he’s called is money laundering, sorry funding their club?

They keep coming up with more outlandish theories about how he will bypass FFP regulations by creating dodgy sponsorship deals even though they didnt use one of his companies to sponsor their shirts. 

 

Moshiri is a major shareholder in USM, Usmanovs company who sponsor the training ground but they seem to believe he's lurking in the shadows waiting to piss a fortune down a black hole.

 

What's really surprising is that the moral guardians of the game, supporters of FC class and dignity high horse are perfectly ok with the club cheating FFP regulations by wanting him to do that. 

[Grinch]

13 hours ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Planning to risk a spike in a disease which would cause loads of preventable deaths, while slagging us for our part in causing loads of preventable deaths.

 

They don’t do self-awareness, do they?

 

Bit like arranging protests for BLM.   

 

Everton fans don't have to do jackshit, there's enough of ours going to show up.   One of the many reasons it shouldn't be back.

[Harry Squatter]

Poor Timmy Tourettes has got less than a month to live.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

1 hour ago, Doctor Troy said:

Poor Timmy Tourettes has got less than a month to live.

Chris Waddle a few years back said we would never win the league in his lifetime. Bet he forgets what he said.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

2 hours ago, Grinch said:

 

Bit like arranging protests for BLM.   

 

Everton fans don't have to do jackshit, there's enough of ours going to show up.   One of the many reasons it shouldn't be back.

[Grinch]

3 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

 

Typical angry leftie, with his head so far up his arse, ignoring facts.   Enjoying the tory government that won't be changing any time soon?    Cause I'm fucking not.

[Bjornebye]

hahahaha

 

 

 

 

 

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

39 minutes ago, Grinch said:

 

Typical angry leftie, with his head so far up his arse, ignoring facts.   Enjoying the tory government that won't be changing any time soon?    Cause I'm fucking not.

[liverpoolsno9]

 

Given that we will be Premier League Champions, are European Champios still, World Champions. We have about 6 of the most valuable players in World Football, but we are in a far worse position than the Blues, whilst the Blues are bankrolled by 2 billionaires that are getting even richer through this crisis, we’re Royally fucked. Deeply worrying.Deeply.

 

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Think this reflects both clubs owners businesses, FSGs entire business portfolio has been cut of income for three months, they will have lost hundreds of millions collectively already... Metalloinvest and Megafon arent listed but their competitors havent been badly damaged by the virus

Yes I mean I've tried to keep the focus on the two clubs there. But yes it's hard to not put the ownership into the picture. USM, Moshiri, Usmanov etc are all earning billions from this, and will continue too. They have very diverse, and fundamentally just much richer portfolio's. They also likely have more tangible assets, (be it gas, oil or machinery) that will be available after this.

FSG's wealth is almost entirely based upon sports teams. That is extremely volatile, and has taken a massive plunge. It may well be that the value of the assets they have is worth less than the liabilities they have. A lot of their implied wealth will be based upon crazy projections of what say Liverpool is worth 2bn. Id rather have 2bn worth of gas, than a football club showing that.

You add in America is a pretty horrific market to be centred in currently, with a maniac in charge who is going to take increasingly short term decisions that benefit himself, but burden the US market in the medium term.

If FSG get in trouble, they will just start selling players from Liverpool.

When it's all factored in, they are in a far worse position than us.

.

 

[liverpoolsno9]

9 minutes ago, liverpoolsno9 said:

 

Given that we will be Premier League Champions, are European Champios still, World Champions. We have about 6 of the most valuable players in World Football, but we are in a far worse position than the Blues, whilst the Blues are bankrolled by 2 billionaires that are getting even richer through this crisis, we’re Royally fucked. Deeply worrying.Deeply.

 

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NeilA1878 said:

Think this reflects both clubs owners businesses, FSGs entire business portfolio has been cut of income for three months, they will have lost hundreds of millions collectively already... Metalloinvest and Megafon arent listed but their competitors havent been badly damaged by the virus

Yes I mean I've tried to keep the focus on the two clubs there. But yes it's hard to not put the ownership into the picture. USM, Moshiri, Usmanov etc are all earning billions from this, and will continue too. They have very diverse, and fundamentally just much richer portfolio's. They also likely have more tangible assets, (be it gas, oil or machinery) that will be available after this.

FSG's wealth is almost entirely based upon sports teams. That is extremely volatile, and has taken a massive plunge. It may well be that the value of the assets they have is worth less than the liabilities they have. A lot of their implied wealth will be based upon crazy projections of what say Liverpool is worth 2bn. Id rather have 2bn worth of gas, than a football club showing that.

You add in America is a pretty horrific market to be centred in currently, with a maniac in charge who is going to take increasingly short term decisions that benefit himself, but burden the US market in the medium term.

If FSG get in trouble, they will just start selling players from Liverpool.

When it's all factored in, they are in a far worse position than us.

.

 

 

 

[Karl_b]

49 minutes ago, liverpoolsno9 said:

 

Given that we will be Premier League Champions, are European Champios still, World Champions. We have about 6 of the most valuable players in World Football, but we are in a far worse position than the Blues, whilst the Blues are bankrolled by 2 billionaires that are getting even richer through this crisis, we’re Royally fucked. Deeply worrying.Deeply.

 

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NeilA1878 said:

Think this reflects both clubs owners businesses, FSGs entire business portfolio has been cut of income for three months, they will have lost hundreds of millions collectively already... Metalloinvest and Megafon arent listed but their competitors havent been badly damaged by the virus

Yes I mean I've tried to keep the focus on the two clubs there. But yes it's hard to not put the ownership into the picture. USM, Moshiri, Usmanov etc are all earning billions from this, and will continue too. They have very diverse, and fundamentally just much richer portfolio's. They also likely have more tangible assets, (be it gas, oil or machinery) that will be available after this.

FSG's wealth is almost entirely based upon sports teams. That is extremely volatile, and has taken a massive plunge. It may well be that the value of the assets they have is worth less than the liabilities they have. A lot of their implied wealth will be based upon crazy projections of what say Liverpool is worth 2bn. Id rather have 2bn worth of gas, than a football club showing that.

You add in America is a pretty horrific market to be centred in currently, with a maniac in charge who is going to take increasingly short term decisions that benefit himself, but burden the US market in the medium term.

If FSG get in trouble, they will just start selling players from Liverpool.

When it's all factored in, they are in a far worse position than us.

.

 

The People's Club, those Corinthians of humanity and dignity, are thrilled at the prospect of exasperating the climate emergency because their owners may or may not deal in gas or oil? No way!

 

Deeply concerned about us in comparison. Noone likes sports and nor will they continue to do so.

[Vincent Vega]

49 minutes ago, liverpoolsno9 said:

 

Given that we will be Premier League Champions, are European Champios still, World Champions. We have about 6 of the most valuable players in World Football, but we are in a far worse position than the Blues, whilst the Blues are bankrolled by 2 billionaires that are getting even richer through this crisis, we’re Royally fucked. Deeply worrying.Deeply.

 

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NeilA1878 said:

Think this reflects both clubs owners businesses, FSGs entire business portfolio has been cut of income for three months, they will have lost hundreds of millions collectively already... Metalloinvest and Megafon arent listed but their competitors havent been badly damaged by the virus

Yes I mean I've tried to keep the focus on the two clubs there. But yes it's hard to not put the ownership into the picture. USM, Moshiri, Usmanov etc are all earning billions from this, and will continue too. They have very diverse, and fundamentally just much richer portfolio's. They also likely have more tangible assets, (be it gas, oil or machinery) that will be available after this.

FSG's wealth is almost entirely based upon sports teams. That is extremely volatile, and has taken a massive plunge. It may well be that the value of the assets they have is worth less than the liabilities they have. A lot of their implied wealth will be based upon crazy projections of what say Liverpool is worth 2bn. Id rather have 2bn worth of gas, than a football club showing that.

You add in America is a pretty horrific market to be centred in currently, with a maniac in charge who is going to take increasingly short term decisions that benefit himself, but burden the US market in the medium term.

If FSG get in trouble, they will just start selling players from Liverpool.

When it's all factored in, they are in a far worse position than us.

.

 

Spending £160m of a £188m turnover on wages is a recipe for bankruptcy. 
 

[Dr Nowt]

This oscillating between being custodians of old school football values and dignity - choosing not to win titles in a rigged, immoral game - and excitedly squealing about having the most money because their Russian mate has billions in gas shares, is quite the poser.

 

Finding it impossible to square that circle. I definitely always believed they were sincere and not just trying to award themselves moral victories because they're incapable of securing any meaningful real ones.

 

Likewise, this won't be yet another joke they made themselves the punchline of. Hats off to them for still never learning, even now. Our youth team literally only put them out of the FA Cup 5 months ago.

[Tj hooker]

1 hour ago, liverpoolsno9 said:

 

Given that we will be Premier League Champions, are European Champios still, World Champions. We have about 6 of the most valuable players in World Football, but we are in a far worse position than the Blues, whilst the Blues are bankrolled by 2 billionaires that are getting even richer through this crisis, we’re Royally fucked. Deeply worrying.Deeply.

 

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NeilA1878 said:

Think this reflects both clubs owners businesses, FSGs entire business portfolio has been cut of income for three months, they will have lost hundreds of millions collectively already... Metalloinvest and Megafon arent listed but their competitors havent been badly damaged by the virus

Yes I mean I've tried to keep the focus on the two clubs there. But yes it's hard to not put the ownership into the picture. USM, Moshiri, Usmanov etc are all earning billions from this, and will continue too. They have very diverse, and fundamentally just much richer portfolio's. They also likely have more tangible assets, (be it gas, oil or machinery) that will be available after this.

FSG's wealth is almost entirely based upon sports teams. That is extremely volatile, and has taken a massive plunge. It may well be that the value of the assets they have is worth less than the liabilities they have. A lot of their implied wealth will be based upon crazy projections of what say Liverpool is worth 2bn. Id rather have 2bn worth of gas, than a football club showing that.

You add in America is a pretty horrific market to be centred in currently, with a maniac in charge who is going to take increasingly short term decisions that benefit himself, but burden the US market in the medium term.

If FSG get in trouble, they will just start selling players from Liverpool.

When it's all factored in, they are in a far worse position than us.

.

 

Dear God that lad doesn't half talk some absolute fucking shite .

[Harry Squatter]

His entire opinion is based on the vague notion that one man may or may not put millions into the club even though he doesn't officially have anything to do with them. It's all about Usmanov wanting to give them loads of money but for some reason doesn't want to do it officially. 

 

That and the man who is the majority shareholder (Moshiri) continuing to finance them when the club owe him anything between £350m to £450m and he will want it back at some point. He hasn't just given them it for a laugh. With the way the club operate, never grow income and lose money will he ever get that money back?.

 

If Newcastle who have a decent stadium are worth £300m then who is going to pay £350m to £450m for Everton at least then bankroll or secure funding for a £550m stadium?. Moshiri said last year he isn't bankrolling them anymore.

[Bjornebye]

3 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

His entire opinion is based on... the vague notion that one man may or may not put millions into the club even though he doesn't officially have anything to do with them. It's all about Usmanov wanting to give them loads of money but for some reason doesn't want to do it officially. 

 

That and the man who is the majority shareholder (Moshiri) continuing to finance them when the club owe him anything between £350m to £450m and he will want it back at some point. He hasn't just given them it for a laugh. With the way the club operate, never grow income and lose money will he ever get that money back?.

 

If Newcastle who have a decent stadium are worth £300m then who is going to pay £350m to £450m for Everton at least then bankroll or secure funding for a £550m stadium?. Moshiri said last year he isn't bankrolling them anymore.

.... fantasy. He is that thick he thinks if he says it enough it will come true. 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

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