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Well it's seems we're all daft and Concerened Evertonian is a genius. I have never once seen those figures quoted before, nor do they add up.

Please try answer my question as I believe it flaws your entire argument. If Everton were such a win-win situation when BK bought the club, why were there not a load of other businessman ready to outbid him and cash in on this no-risk investment?

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It look like his facts and figures were plucked out of thin air!

68%, £180M, Bills original £5M. I wonder who he had down to make up the rest of Bills £15M, Santa, The Tooth Fairy and Elvis?

Is the witch hunt still going on?

I don't think people will be happy until BK's handed over the keys and walked away without the shirt on his back.

Charred, are you suggesting the club is for sale for £52 million?

Philsblue
have a looK on the official club site for Bill`s purchase price for 68%.Surprised you had not seen that.

Phil jagielka,

Not really worth continuing the debate with yourself.
What with your head for figures and inability to grasp simple maths.

He's not suggesting that at all (52 million), just wondering where you got your £180 million sale price from?

How do you know what he is suggesting?

comment by CONCERNED EVERTONIAN (U7886)

Are you the Greek Chancellor of the exchequer with your grasp of figures

no, but he must be cRSipy!

crsipy?

Crispy is a misguided fool,not a complete imbecile

Debate, well you are trying to debate with information that's not correct.

BK owns aprox 25% of all shares held in the club. No matter what he purchased originally.

So it would seem from this his share has diluted?

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Bet the owners would jump at a sale at that price.

They would at least be able to get a return on investment somewhere else!

They may have a reduced price if prospective buyers promise to build a stadium?

So they will reduce their profit for that reason?
All due respect,you cant call me naive after making that statement.

Still the massive profit predicted cannot be made, not one buyer has even registered an interest. I guess they can't see the win win situation Bill did.

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I have seen a figure of £274M as the asking price

Not sure what for though.

What is this sticker price you are prattling on about.
Are you suggesting the board do not know their asking price,no wonder we cant get a buyer.

Prospective buyer walks into initial meeting.....What is your price Mr Chairman?.....Errr, dont know you tell me.

Your ignorance, and indeed naivety astounds me.

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I'm concerned about CONCERNED'S aggressive stance and attitude to questions on this price he found. In fact any questions regarding his figures

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Give it a rest.

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?

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.