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• I think the academy winning director Ken Loach actually directed the golden vision that was a play on BBC....
  Brian Harrison in Moyes casts doubt on Braiden Graham as Barry alternative amid Everton striker crisis
• Hello Steve and George, thank you for the clarification!...
  Rocco Bugaj in Moyes casts doubt on Braiden Graham as Barry alternative amid Everton striker crisis
• Steve, correct. I've clashed with you numerous times, but what you say is spot on.Do you know why the Esk isn't using the £265M Kinnear communicated? He has a lot lower number, which I thought was odd....
  Ian Bennett in TFG looking for new investors after transfer window shambles
• Sorry, Raymond, we could sign Richarlison if Spurs let him go; however, he could not play for us until the January window opens. But we could loan him out until January.Yes, if Everton\'s goal is purely to have him ready for January 2027, this strategy would work perfectly. By doing this, Everton would completely bypass the issue of having an expensive asset sitting idle in the stands for four months.We could loan him out to a Portuguese team. Maybe Marco Silva at Benfica would take him on loan, he loves Richy. Grasping at very thin straws here, I know....
  Jack Convery in Moyes bemoans Everton’s thin squad but says situation promises opportunities for overlooked stars
• I want to address ……Don @130 first.. bill kenwright didn’t sell out just gain wealth. he sold because he didn’t have the money to take them forward. He came in at a time when the club was being milked by the previous owner. He rescued the club. He wasn’t a billionaire he. Wasn’t super rich but he WAS a true blue. He sold so the club could have more money to invest and move forward, the sort of money he didn’t have. With hindsight he probably wouldn’t have chosen moshiri. So you really shouldn’t be suggesting bill was ‘seeking wealth regardless of the clubs status’. For me it’s totally uncalled for. Again he was a true blue and lived and breathed Everton. He was always at the games, something most owners can’t claim. rn...
  Pete Ambrose in TFG looking for new investors after transfer window shambles
• I was quite optimistic before the window and still am if we can keep our first choice players fit, but we all know that\'s never going to happen, Fingers crossed.rnrnWe are in the news again for the wrong reasons ie about our distant owner on the BBC website.rnIt\'s been the same for years now, 80% of the news about us has been negative stuff.rnThey say any news is good news and I suppose in a way it is, at least people know we are around and still fighting....
  Raymond Fox in Premier League — Matchweek 3