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Worrying Times!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posts: 6January 2012 Great!, Yakubu gone!, Beckford gone!, Arteta gone!, Yobo gone!, Now Bily!!!, Drenthe, Donovan and Strac all in on loans and are sure to leave aswell!, If the squad isn't thread bare already, We are selling players at a loss!, And what money has moyes seen of this...................Oh peanuts for Gibson!;-(, We are now a selling club and instead of making money we are losing it!, Don't be surprised if we don't sign anybody, If we do it will be another pointless loan or a has been!!!!!, Oh!, And one more thing............Take into account what players have left, But then look at the ages of some of the players we still have (Saha, Distin, Neville etc.), I love Everton like the next supporter, But these are very worrying times I feel!;-((((, If there is a god, PLEASE HAVE SOMEBODY INVEST IN OUR CLUB!!!!x
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Posts: 421January 2012 ur about 3 years to late for this post, i.e we've been like this for the best part of a decade
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Posts: 3,024January 2012Phantomblue said:
ur about 3 years to late for this post, i.e we've been like this for the best part of a decade
hahaha sorry PB..dont mean to be pedantic..but this cracked me up..."3 years too late"....."best part of a decade...."
sorry m8 !! hope you can see the irony !!! -
Posts: 6January 2012Phantomblue said:
ur about 3 years to late for this post, i.e we've been like this for the best part of a decade
True!, But lets be honest............right now we are sinking fast, Mainly due to poor management etc, I like the next person, Don't pay hundreds on a season ticket to see my club getting ruined!, Sad times! :-S -
Posts: 3,024January 2012az1 said:Phantomblue said:
ur about 3 years to late for this post, i.e we've been like this for the best part of a decade
True!, But lets be honest............right now we are sinking fast, Mainly due to poor management etc, I like the next person, Don't pay hundreds on a season ticket to see my club getting ruined!, Sad times! :-S
I do and will continue to....whatever the situation ..whatever the league...WHY ! because i'm an evertonian...
not a glory hunter...(though it would be nice)
not a part time supporter..
not a fair weather supporter...
jsut a plain oold evertonian...
AND PROUD TO BE !! -
Posts: 421January 2012az1 said:Phantomblue said:
ur about 3 years to late for this post, i.e we've been like this for the best part of a decade
True!, But lets be honest............right now we are sinking fast, Mainly due to poor management etc, I like the next person, Don't pay hundreds on a season ticket to see my club getting ruined!, Sad times! :-S-----------------
well people were not complaning so much 5-7 years ago.. but we still had no money.. and selling big and buying low. only the last 3 years that people have really been questioning whats going on.
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Posts: 3,024January 2012 exactly PB...
once that bandwagon started rolling...they just jumped right on there !! -
Posts: 754January 2012 I agree with the general point of this thread but I agree with selling bily...if we didn't we would get even less for him as his contract runs down and the woeful performances continue..
Had to be done, we certainly wont be weakening our bench by putting Baxter or the likes on there in his place. -
Posts: 8,787January 2012 we have outstanding youth who given a chance can replace the veterans and bring us back from the brink.
Unfortunately Moyes invests in youth but rarely uses them -
Posts: 1,424January 2012 "we have outstanding youth who given a chance can replace the veteran"no we dont. no side can be built on the youth program and no team is.we have some good players coming thru but you cannot produce a whole team of them.what we need is money. and that means either bigger gates, more tv money, more sponsorship money, or less likely, a fairy godmother who will buy the club and invest big time.the problem with the last option is the fact that goodison is obsolete and this increases the investment needed for anyone who considers buying efc. plus the fact that liverpool is a city with real social and economic problems which means many simply cannot afford to pay 30 quid a week to watch a game.these are factors that make efc a non-starter from a buyers point of view. a few simple facts that blue onions and their ilk are either to thick to grasp or they live in fairyland where reality doesnt exist.
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Posts: 6,905January 2012Knoxy2001e said:
"we have outstanding youth who given a chance can replace the veteran"
no we dont. no side can be built on the youth program and no team is.we have some good players coming thru but you cannot produce a whole team of them.what we need is money. and that means either bigger gates, more tv money, more sponsorship money, or less likely, a fairy godmother who will buy the club and invest big time.the problem with the last option is the fact that goodison is obsolete and this increases the investment needed for anyone who considers buying efc. plus the fact that liverpool is a city with real social and economic problems which means many simply cannot afford to pay 30 quid a week to watch a game.these are factors that make efc a non-starter from a buyers point of view. a few simple facts that blue onions and their ilk are either to thick to grasp or they live in fairyland where reality doesnt exist.-----------------
Utter nonsense, thats why the RS is full every week, don't gove me the Norway crap cos its a myth. Also, if nobody has money in Liverpool, why the hell are the likes of Harvey Nicks moving into the city, why are the bars and restaurants full every night? You talk moreshite than me and Kim Jong combined.
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Posts: 989January 2012Knoxy2001e said:
"we have outstanding youth who given a chance can replace the veteran"
no we dont. no side can be built on the youth program and no team is.we have some good players coming thru but you cannot produce a whole team of them.what we need is money. and that means either bigger gates, more tv money, more sponsorship money, or less likely, a fairy godmother who will buy the club and invest big time.the problem with the last option is the fact that goodison is obsolete and this increases the investment needed for anyone who considers buying efc. plus the fact that liverpool is a city with real social and economic problems which means many simply cannot afford to pay 30 quid a week to watch a game.these are factors that make efc a non-starter from a buyers point of view. a few simple facts that blue onions and their ilk are either to thick to grasp or they live in fairyland where reality doesnt exist.-----------------
What absoluteShite Man Uniteds success in the 20 odd years was built on the back of oneShit hot youth program
My head my be a sewer but you've gotShit for brains
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Posts: 421January 2012 it is a fact, that there is a large number of unemployed in the city and surrounding areas, how many of these people need to me unemployed i don't know, but yes there is lots of money in the city, however its all about point of view, 30 pounds to watch a game 10-20-30 pounds on a night out with ya mates.
but we do get a good gate for a team that never really pushes for anything, and is under performing.
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Posts: 192January 2012 Merseyside from September had thhe highest rate of Unemployment in England by area, still no excuse like. P.S wha is so wrong with being a selling club? If we produce good players and sell themmyoung for larger amounts as they have potential we will be able to invest more money into more exp players at lesser rates, thats what Borussia Dortmund have done and they are picking up the pace as a team.
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Posts: 6,905January 2012 Manchester has high unemployment, so does Newcastle. If the team played well attendances would grow. I won't watch them whilst they play like this, not even on telly. If they played well and at leasr had some ambition, I'd happily pay twice as much for a ticket.
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Posts: 2,158January 2012 Yes liverpool does have high unemployment, but as much as I hate to agree with SC's Norway comment, he's right that's just something I wind up my rs mates with( and most of them are red), there is enough people in the city with a spare £30 if the football wasn't so poor, it is hard to justify spending it if the product you pay for is so low in quality. What does surprise me is that there are still so many of us actually attending games and any investor will hopefully look at us as being abnormally loyal to the brand, I guarantee none of us would buy shoes from a s**t cobbler or buy a car from fords if we knew the engines were faulty, and yet we still payout to watch the crap this lot are churning out.
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Posts: 1,537January 2012Knoxy2001e said:
"we have outstanding youth who given a chance can replace the veteran"
no we dont. no side can be built on the youth program and no team is.we have some good players coming thru but you cannot produce a whole team of them.what we need is money. and that means either bigger gates, more tv money, more sponsorship money, or less likely, a fairy godmother who will buy the club and invest big time.the problem with the last option is the fact that goodison is obsolete and this increases the investment needed for anyone who considers buying efc. plus the fact that liverpool is a city with real social and economic problems which means many simply cannot afford to pay 30 quid a week to watch a game.these are factors that make efc a non-starter from a buyers point of view. a few simple facts that blue onions and their ilk are either to thick to grasp or they live in fairyland where reality doesnt exist.-----------------
What absoluteShite Man Uniteds success in the 20 odd years was built on the back of oneShit hot youth program
My head my be a sewer but you've gotShit for brains-----------------
No, United's success was due to the air crash.
Don't hate me for saying that. It was massive news. They got a ton of publicity for it. Money rolled in. That was why they've done so well.
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Posts: 24,216January 2012Jxg said:Knoxy2001e said:
"we have outstanding youth who given a chance can replace the veteran"
no we dont. no side can be built on the youth program and no team is.we have some good players coming thru but you cannot produce a whole team of them.what we need is money. and that means either bigger gates, more tv money, more sponsorship money, or less likely, a fairy godmother who will buy the club and invest big time.the problem with the last option is the fact that goodison is obsolete and this increases the investment needed for anyone who considers buying efc. plus the fact that liverpool is a city with real social and economic problems which means many simply cannot afford to pay 30 quid a week to watch a game.these are factors that make efc a non-starter from a buyers point of view. a few simple facts that blue onions and their ilk are either to thick to grasp or they live in fairyland where reality doesnt exist.-----------------
What absoluteShite Man Uniteds success in the 20 odd years was built on the back of oneShit hot youth program
My head my be a sewer but you've gotShit for brains-----------------
No, United's success was due to the air crash.
Don't hate me for saying that. It was massive news. They got a ton of publicity for it. Money rolled in. That was why they've done so well.-----------------
so what your saying is we should have a plane crash??? ffs.
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