Kenwright just comes across arrogant from that.
Snipits
Mark, “We’ve heard nothing since Bill…James Vaughan left, that’s it, no other news, no transfers.”
Bill responded, “
We’ve got no money” ---------- Never of guessed that!
“Okay Bill, how do we get out of this trouble?” Bill replied that didn’t he just say how do we get out of this? Bill, “Look, we have just done a document to the bank which says you can’t stop the football club from trading…do you not think the bank doesn’t ask me every week how we’re doing with the sale? They’re ******* desperate. So what I’ve told them is ‘don’t kill us this season’…no I will not sell Jagielka, just as last year I was hung drawn and quartered for not selling Arteta. You know the four players we don’t dare sell. Baines, Jagielka, Fellaini and Tim Howard; In simple arithmetic, if you want me show you, £5m a year for 9 years is £45m…The Pienaar money has gone to the bank.”Mark, “Okay Bill, there you go, that’s an answer we haven’t had from you before.”
Maybe yeah. Biggest surprise to me though was the fact that he actually communicated. Although I now don't expect those players to leave now, I have a feeling other players-either back-up or first team, will be sacrificed to raise cash-not including Yobo and Yakubu, as I expect them to be leaving anyway.
However, if things don't get sorted this season, this time I will expect bad things to happen next year.
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For example, if Jagielka was sold for £18 million, Moyes would only get £8 million, the rest of the money going to balance the books, wages, loan re-payments. So if Yakubu and Yobo were sold for a combined value of £5-6 milion for example, well you can imagine where that would go straight away. It's a situation that needs resolving ASAP. Have a feeling if gets worse (which is highly likely), we could possibly see a major ovehaul of players and maybe staff next season. And it will be a very painful process too.
And I've just read it again, properly word for word, and....it actually confirms things. Things are a lot worse than acknowledged, and he's condradicted himself a fair few times. And some of it feels insulting, especially to the people he was talking to, calling them "son" and interrupting. But I found the statement "every club wants to be like Everton" startling. I'm sure every club would love to be in our financial mess, forcing the manager to spend next to nothing, unable to sort out the mess, facing the fact that the club could now recieve no more help from the banks.....jesus wept. One of the rare occassions where I'm lost for words.......
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The Everton board are reportedly taking legal action against various people regarding the release of the above information. Erm.....why? I'm sorry, but if the board aren't prepared to give fans the information we need to hear regarding the future of the club, then for it to be released is bound to happen. Deal with it. If they were honest and upfront from the beginning, this wouldn't have happened.
On the other hand, would be additional money coming in now lol