Well if you added all these group followers up you could have a tidy protest. Impressed that the use of social media is being used, not as expensive as a scarf!
posted on 13/7/11
The second hand car analogy is quite appropriate.
Do you think Mr Kenwright & fellow directors would stay on without control of the club.
Please enlighten me, with the benefit of your obvious business acumen,what would be the FIRST question a prospective buyer would ask?
posted on 13/7/11
Who out of them do I think would stay even if they have no control?
Not one of them, bill has done the role of Chairman for no fee for his time in charge.
posted on 13/7/11
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posted on 14/7/11
Nah, your wrong there.
The first question would be the sale price,only then would the prospective buyers questions you mention become worthwhile asking.
posted on 14/7/11
Well if I were interested in buying the club I would first go for small share holders. Get these and build up a decent percentage. You then know more of the business, potential and have reduced risk.
I would guess you could do this for £10-15 million.
posted on 14/7/11
Morning... I'm off to the Everton Shop to get me a Takband
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posted on 14/7/11
We will have to agree to disagree.
In any transaction i would have thought the asking price came first.
posted on 14/7/11
Well I would be concern if any potential buyer had not looked at the publish accounts first to see if we were a worthwhile purchase.
posted on 14/7/11
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