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• MK (66), that’s a funny way to look at MG’s post at 41. rnrnWe all understand what having a controlling stake means, and it’s unfair to say getting investors involved is equivalent to selling the club outright to someone else.rnrnI think the transfer window was ultimately messed up but I don’t get the attitude that TFG are necessarily just trying to milk the club.rnrnAny serious business has longer term plans and the plans for EFC could still be going through a consolidation phase (we still have the ‘consolidation manager’ after all). Knowing this will not necessarily look good to fans the Friedkins may have been sensible not to frequent the ground and act as though they were simply going to spend money as if it were going out of fashion.rnrnPerhaps the restraint won’t be needed once they’ve attracted some more serious investors? Perhaps it will improve the revenue into the club by having new faces who are plugged into areas the Friedkin’s are small fr...
  Si Cooper in TFG looking for new investors after transfer window shambles
• Why not pick up some scats from Cremonese. It\'s about our level....
  Mark Taylor in Free agents Everton could still target after deadline day disaster
• Not sure if TW has seen this, but Andy Hunter delivers the shiv:rn\"To be placed in the same bracket as owners whose lack of ambition, lack of resources and/or incompetence has contributed to the longest trophy drought in Everton’s history, particularly 20 months into a reign that has accompanied the move to a glittering new stadium and the clearing of onerous debt, should be cause for considerable discomfort and embarrassment at The Friedkin Group (TFG) on Wednesday. The slight on Everton’s owner is neither unkind nor unfair. At least Farhad Moshiri had a go before the taps were turned off.\"rnrnYou can stick a fork, perhaps a pitchfork, in St. Daniel the Ansent\'s reputation as a football club owner. He\'s done. rnrnI hope Roma experience some deep problems this season. Stick to gringo sports, Dan. ...
  Dale Self in TFG looking for new investors after transfer window shambles
• Michael #58 It's been a disappointing window but for sure Everton aren't to blame for the Balogun debacle. We got a lot wrong though in this window....
  Brendan McLaughlin in Four days of fury: 96 hours in which TFG lost trust at Everton
• Everton are considering a move for Jamie Vardy, 39, after failing to sign a striker on transfer deadline day, with the ex-England forward available after leaving Cremonese. (The Sun, external)rnrnDavid Moyes\' side could also approach former France striker Anthony Martial, 30, who is also a free agent after departing Mexican side Monterrey....
  Paul Kossoff in Free agents Everton could still target after deadline day disaster
• Everton are considering a move for Jamie Vardy, 39, after failing to sign a striker on transfer deadline day, with the ex-England forward available after leaving Cremonese. (The Sun, external)rnrnDavid Moyes\' side could also approach former France striker Anthony Martial, 30, who is also a free agent after departing Mexican side Monterrey....
  Paul Kossoff in Four days of fury: 96 hours in which TFG lost trust at Everton