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Mon May 05, 2014 1:34 pm
Is he/Everton relatively successful because as a Theater producer he understands that top end football ownership is not an exact science, where as these numerous successful titans of industry regularly fail.
Sometimes all the presumed good ingredients just don't mix, whereas in regular industry it is all quite formulaic.
Mon May 05, 2014 2:19 pm
Ask many Evertonians and they will tell you that he has pushed far too many new investors away with his demands.
Mon May 05, 2014 2:54 pm
Military Junta wrote:Ask many Evertonians and they will tell you that he has pushed far too many new investors away with his demands.
That's because he's a die hard Evertonian and doesn't want to make the same mistake Moores made with Liverpool.
Mon May 05, 2014 2:57 pm
Green Arrow wrote:Military Junta wrote:Ask many Evertonians and they will tell you that he has pushed far too many new investors away with his demands.
That's because he's a die hard Evertonian and doesn't want to make the same mistake Moores made with Liverpool.
what by putting the price up constantly when a new buyer comes along and is happy to play second best all the time..?
Mon May 05, 2014 3:02 pm
Military Junta wrote:what by putting the price up constantly when a new buyer comes along and is happy to play second best all the time..?
The club's value is going up all the time so why shouldn't he?
Second fiddle is irrelevant. Its better than having a club on the brink of financial collapse as Liverpool had. Assessing new owners and ensuring they meet the right criteria is ever important. Its a pity we didn't have that opportunity and had to take what we could. Everton dont know how good they got it.
Mon May 05, 2014 3:09 pm
Green Arrow wrote:Military Junta wrote:what by putting the price up constantly when a new buyer comes along and is happy to play second best all the time..?
The club's value is going up all the time so why shouldn't he?
Second fiddle is irrelevant. Its better than having a club on the brink of financial collapse as Liverpool had. Assessing new owners and ensuring they meet the right criteria is ever important. Its a pity we didn't have that opportunity and had to take what we could.
Everton dont know how good they got it.
You do know what it wasn't long ago when Everton were ones of the biggest clubs in the country and who says the clubs value is going up as my share price hasn't much so I would be very welcome for your information on this.
Mon May 05, 2014 4:54 pm
How much would Everton be worth ?
Mon May 05, 2014 5:01 pm
llan bluebird wrote:How much would Everton be worth ?
In the region of £125 million. Each share is worth around £1200 each
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