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Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
In a vacuum then I agree, but multiple managers for both club and country clearly don’t feel Alli offers enough to justify selecting him. At this point, probably only Poch who would rate him. Just hasn’t improved any aspect of his game whatsoever.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
I think dele is player that deserves a better platform than Turkey, but he has to prove that again. His stock has fallen and its up to him to raise it again.
As for lampard, with his links to spam and Chelsea i could see him getting a kick out of not picking dele simply because he is/was a spurs player.
elyid
Milija Aleksic
The deal hasn't really helped Dele either, Everton don't really want him to play 20 matches unless they are sure he's worth it.
Whereas say they bought him for £20m they'd be working harder to get their monies worth IMO.
Regardless, the buck stops with Dele though. He had so much desire as a kid, his talent alone isn't enough.
Whereas say they bought him for £20m they'd be working harder to get their monies worth IMO.
Regardless, the buck stops with Dele though. He had so much desire as a kid, his talent alone isn't enough.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Yep. Too many managers have given up on him for it to be something personal against Alli.
I assume the comment about not playing him because he’s ex Spurs is tongue in cheek. Wouldn’t have signed him in the first place if he didn’t feel he could help Everton
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Yep. Too many managers have given up on him for it to be something personal against Alli.
I assume the comment about not playing him because he’s ex Spurs is tongue in cheek. Wouldn’t have signed him in the first place if he didn’t feel he could help Everton
Did lampard sign him? Everton have been a mess in the transfer market its difficult to tell.
But yes it was tongue in cheek, mostly.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Yes Lampard signed him. Must admit I was puzzled as to why as most people can see he’s been a shadow of himself for years. Part of me feels sorry for Alli but from what I can see it’s pretty much on him.
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Everton’s survival in doubt if relegated from the Premier League
The bleak assessment, contained in the Everton directors’ report and from the auditor Crowe UK LLP, came on Friday when the club announced losses of £44.7m for the 2021-22 season. The loss is a significant reduction on the previous year’s figure of £120.9m but arrived in a year when Everton made a £67.7m profit on player trading. Richarlison, Lucas Digne and James Rodríguez were among the sales that year.
Overall, Everton’s combined losses for the past three financial years stand at £305.5m. A club that are immersed in a second successive battle against relegation and have been referred to an independent commission over an alleged breach of Premier League financial fair play rules has lost a staggering £417.3m over the past four years.
Sean Dyche’s team are two points above the relegation zone having played more games than four of the teams below them. In the event of demotion to the Championship, the auditor’s report states: “A material uncertainty exists that may cast significant doubt over the group’s ability to continue as a going concern.”
Everton’s accounting notes add: “The club remains reliant on the support of its majority shareholder [Farhad Moshiri], who has provided a letter of support to the board confirming the intention to provide ongoing financial support for a period of no less than 12 months from the date of approval of the financial statements but this does not represent a legally binding commitment by the majority shareholder.
“The board are confident that if the club is relegated funding will be secured or refinanced and that they will be able to achieve the levels of revenue and savings to allow the group to continue in operational existence for a period of 12 months after the date of signing these financial statements. However, whilst the directors acknowledge these uncertainties may cast significant doubt on the entity’s ability to continue as a going concern, they still feel it is appropriate to prepare the financial statements on a going concern basis.”
The accounts reveal Everton are in advanced negotiations to secure the next stage of funding for their new stadium at Bramley Moore dock and that heads of terms have been agreed on a deal that is expected to be concluded within months. However, the accounts also disclose: “In a relegation scenario, the club would review its costs base, trading strategy and defer other planned discretionary expenditure in the short term to offset any likely reductions in revenue.”
Everton’s net debt has risen to £141.7m due to investment in the playing squad plus the new stadium. Turnover stood at £181m in a year when Everton suspended all commercial activities with companies connected to the oligarch Alisher Usmanov after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The cost of paying off the former manager Rafael Benítez and his coaching staff after less than seven months in charge was £10.5m. Everton have also disclosed that, since the 2021-22 accounting period ended, Moshiri has provided a further £70m of financial support.
Premier League rules allow clubs to lose a maximum of £105m over a three-year period and Everton have been referred to an independent commission for an alleged breach during the 2021-22 season. Everton, who have worked closely with the Premier League on their financial dealings and attribute £90.4m of crystallised losses to the Covid-19 pandemic, deny the allegation.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...in-doubt-if-relegated-from-the-premier-league
- Club’s ability to continue as a going concern at risk if demoted
- Everton’s combined losses for past three years stand at £305.5m
The bleak assessment, contained in the Everton directors’ report and from the auditor Crowe UK LLP, came on Friday when the club announced losses of £44.7m for the 2021-22 season. The loss is a significant reduction on the previous year’s figure of £120.9m but arrived in a year when Everton made a £67.7m profit on player trading. Richarlison, Lucas Digne and James Rodríguez were among the sales that year.
Overall, Everton’s combined losses for the past three financial years stand at £305.5m. A club that are immersed in a second successive battle against relegation and have been referred to an independent commission over an alleged breach of Premier League financial fair play rules has lost a staggering £417.3m over the past four years.
Sean Dyche’s team are two points above the relegation zone having played more games than four of the teams below them. In the event of demotion to the Championship, the auditor’s report states: “A material uncertainty exists that may cast significant doubt over the group’s ability to continue as a going concern.”
Everton’s accounting notes add: “The club remains reliant on the support of its majority shareholder [Farhad Moshiri], who has provided a letter of support to the board confirming the intention to provide ongoing financial support for a period of no less than 12 months from the date of approval of the financial statements but this does not represent a legally binding commitment by the majority shareholder.
“The board are confident that if the club is relegated funding will be secured or refinanced and that they will be able to achieve the levels of revenue and savings to allow the group to continue in operational existence for a period of 12 months after the date of signing these financial statements. However, whilst the directors acknowledge these uncertainties may cast significant doubt on the entity’s ability to continue as a going concern, they still feel it is appropriate to prepare the financial statements on a going concern basis.”
The accounts reveal Everton are in advanced negotiations to secure the next stage of funding for their new stadium at Bramley Moore dock and that heads of terms have been agreed on a deal that is expected to be concluded within months. However, the accounts also disclose: “In a relegation scenario, the club would review its costs base, trading strategy and defer other planned discretionary expenditure in the short term to offset any likely reductions in revenue.”
Everton’s net debt has risen to £141.7m due to investment in the playing squad plus the new stadium. Turnover stood at £181m in a year when Everton suspended all commercial activities with companies connected to the oligarch Alisher Usmanov after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The cost of paying off the former manager Rafael Benítez and his coaching staff after less than seven months in charge was £10.5m. Everton have also disclosed that, since the 2021-22 accounting period ended, Moshiri has provided a further £70m of financial support.
Premier League rules allow clubs to lose a maximum of £105m over a three-year period and Everton have been referred to an independent commission for an alleged breach during the 2021-22 season. Everton, who have worked closely with the Premier League on their financial dealings and attribute £90.4m of crystallised losses to the Covid-19 pandemic, deny the allegation.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...in-doubt-if-relegated-from-the-premier-league
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Ha ha, who was it on here giving the Everton owner as an example of how a club should be backed?
Can't remember who it was. But can remember them saying it.
Gary Neville is another championing owners being able to throw money at teams. Hopefully he gets some stick.
Everton will be fine, may have some pain but they are a big club and somebody will buy them. But this is why we have ffp.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
Hahah I remember the cry babies having a fit about James joining with that Allen or whatever his name was, saying we were being left behind.
Then it was Villa when they over spent on Bailey and Buendia with Coutinho
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seaside spur
Ronnie Rosenthal
I think Emirates Marketing Project have held possession since the 77th minute we are now on 82 minutes is this some sort of record for keeping possession?
Wrong thread mate.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
seaside spur
Ronnie Rosenthal
Oops yeah. My apologies
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
ENIC 259
Grass!