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After reading this article by David Conn in The Guardian I can't help think about our proposed move to Kir(k)by. Some have described it as "the deal of the century" (KW) but don't say who for...
Graham Nolan, Posted 03/10/2007 at 13:39:15
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Roy coyne
2 Posted 03/10/2007 at 17:54:05
2 Posted 03/10/2007 at 17:54:05
Rest assured mate it will not be the fans that benifit none of the claims made appear to hold water or are based on assumptions that not only cant be guaranteed but seem to be unlikely.
Steve L
3 Posted 03/10/2007 at 19:07:23
3 Posted 03/10/2007 at 19:07:23
How on earth can you link this to Kirkby? Beggars belief how some people can read a consiparcy into aything not even related. Was there a grassy knoll there too? I think I believe that one though!
Karl Masters
4 Posted 03/10/2007 at 22:43:14
4 Posted 03/10/2007 at 22:43:14
Sad to say, but this article by the ever-readable David Conn sends out a warning to supporters of all Clubs at wahtever level.
As someone once said, ’money is at the root of all evil’ - just look at drugs, guns, extortion, sex slavery etc, etc. It can turn anybody’s head can money.
We have no proof of any wrongdoing at Everton, but one or two things have come to light that should make us all a bit uncomfortable. Things like Michael Dunford, our CEO just before Rooney left, owning shares in Pro-Activ, Paul Stretford’s agency and the ’fact’ that Bill Kenwright apparently knew nothing of this. The smear campaign against Rooney in the months before he left ( just who encouraged him to see prostitutes etc? ) and the Sale itself the club ’never wanted’ , but has since been shown was unavoidable to stop financial meltdown. Then Bill got ruthless to cling onto power with the Fortress charade.
These are all now generally accepted as being true by all but the most blinkered and naive.
So the goings on in leafy Cambridge may seem a million miles from Merseyside, but when money’s involved anything is possible. You know it’s true...
As someone once said, ’money is at the root of all evil’ - just look at drugs, guns, extortion, sex slavery etc, etc. It can turn anybody’s head can money.
We have no proof of any wrongdoing at Everton, but one or two things have come to light that should make us all a bit uncomfortable. Things like Michael Dunford, our CEO just before Rooney left, owning shares in Pro-Activ, Paul Stretford’s agency and the ’fact’ that Bill Kenwright apparently knew nothing of this. The smear campaign against Rooney in the months before he left ( just who encouraged him to see prostitutes etc? ) and the Sale itself the club ’never wanted’ , but has since been shown was unavoidable to stop financial meltdown. Then Bill got ruthless to cling onto power with the Fortress charade.
These are all now generally accepted as being true by all but the most blinkered and naive.
So the goings on in leafy Cambridge may seem a million miles from Merseyside, but when money’s involved anything is possible. You know it’s true...
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1 Posted 03/10/2007 at 17:52:36