It has been well documented that Everton Football Club is a poorly run business in virtually all aspects. Kings Dock, Destination Kirkby and "The cheque is in the post" have been spouted on here too many times to mention ? we as fans understand what needs to be done; unfortunately, the people who have the final say are incompetent, clueless and lack any real vision to implement a positive change. So get used to the old Moyes "we don't have cash to spend" because it is not going to change any time soon I am afraid.

What I will not be able to stomach is if we do go on another good run which mirrors last season. And a cup run which sees us in the semis or final is Big Billy Blueshit lauding in the press and on TV (I can feel my blood boiling by the thought of it). That is what really grinds my gears, the utter nerve of the man. Disappearing act when we struggle, lapping it up when we do get a bit of relative success.

Do us all a favour Kenwright and spare us the cringeworthy bollocks, you are not fooling anyone. (OK, Doddy still loves you... but you get my drift.)

We need a big investor (but not chicken farmers). Until then we have to swap some, sell some and try also to get some on loan such as another Landon Donovan if possible.

Sure, we have some players to sell but, apart from Pienaar, we would take a heavy hit in the loss department for the likes of Yakubu and Bily who cannot get a run in the team, so people would be offering peanuts and I doubt Kenwright would be tempted to offload too cheaply. Still, that's the way it is at the moment and, without the big investor, it will remain so.

At the end of the day, the cunt has never made anything himself and is just a glorified ticket tout for other people's plays; hiring venues and employing actors and staff for the short run each show is on for. He hasn't a clue about medium- and long-term business strategies.

He has borrowed big against the club from Green to buy the club, buyout the Greggs through the face of Earl, and Green looked for his return/get-out through the retail attached to Desperation Kirkby. BK fucked that one up and the cash lines have been withdrawn by Green ? lo and behold, we switch to sell-to-buy mode but with the smallest squad in the EPL. That isn't a method with much mileage in it unless you have a team of galacticos with more waiting in the youth squad.

So, Jimmy, with the poor-sighted loans such as Bear Stearns, mortgages and lack of commercial development, I rest the state of the club's perilous finances right at BK's door. Don't forget, we got to the FA Cup Final with two Wembley appearances and have had reasonable runs in the Europa League and it's got us fuck all financially. So you are right: BK isn't squirrelling money away, the creditors are calling for it back from all the mortgages and loans BK signed up to.

For me, the club to watch is Chelsea, because they need 4-5 players just to hang onto the other three's coat tails... Now, if they don't spend big, either it's because Abramovich has tired of his trainset and realises that, no matter how much money is thrown at it, it will never be enough ? or That's yer lotti, Ancelotti!!!

But back to Everton: we the fans will have to get used to being only able to spend what we earn, the days of easy money, with the probable exception of the global brands, have gone.

I wonder what type of squad we would have had without Rooney and then Lescott being sold, but obviously there has never been any surplus kitty without sales, so it begs the question: Who's next? Rodwell, I suppose.

The recent whooping it up by Elstone regarding the £12M Chang deal also means nothing to the fans, they couldn't care less unless that money is evident in transfer funds.

What a pitiful state we appear to be in, only £1M spent with comings and goings in the summer, and now the begging bowls out in the winter. Time to come clean, Mr Chairman, I am watching this space intently.

Either play them or sell them has to be the order of the day, surely, if we're as skint as we're being told we are?

Finally, when we pick up a few injuries later in the season, people will be complaining that we sold Yak et al in order to buy one player when we needed them as cover and we already had a really small squad.

As for where does the money go, does anyone know how much money goes to servicing the loans Bill got from his friends in order to buy the club?

There are a multitude of reasons for this and there is credible arguments as to whether Rupert Murdoch, Roman Abramovich, Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, Bill Kenwright and others to blame. David Moyes is not on this list. In 8 seasons to finish 6 of them 8th or higher in the Premier League is simply an outstanding achievement. To finish 4th compared to the net spending of Spurs who have achieved the same feat only once is beyond reproach.

There have been many mistakes along the way, many down to the chairman. This isn't, or at least doesn't seem to be something that will change in the near future. However, if it were, would Everton Football Club be in a stronger position? Who is to say... but the fact is, since 2000, football in England has changed beyond recognition and Everton have been amongst the top 8 more often than not with basically no financial clout.

There may be a time when Everton win the league again but I doubt it. It's what it is and it has to be accepted by everyone. I could say most on this website are delusional moaners with no grasp of reality but I'd rather put it down to the love of this wonderful, historic, great club we support...

But remember ? nil satis nisi optimum is a motto and it's just that. You can strive for the best but it's not always in reach.

I watched a substandard game of football today against West Ham and find that I am, bit by bit, losing interest... NOT ONE of the current team would ever be an Everton legend in my opinion. They are basically journeymen who would not get into any of the top four or five teams. None of them really excite me and I yearn for the times when forwards scored hat-tricks for us and we beat teams by four or five.

I don't blame DM... he is trying to make a silk purse out of a sows ear. His tactics are directly related to the paucity of decent players we have at the club. We will continue to scramble enough points to get by and continue to bleat about bad luck and missed chances. Where are our emerging youngsters?? They must be pretty dire if they cannot get into our present first team.

Whether or not the three forwards on the bench have been doing it this season makes no odds ? they are all proven goalscorers and we need to stick with them a) because we have no funds to strengthen in January, and b) because obviously we are losing Tim Cahill in January.

For me, Moyes needs to stop being so negative and again today he has blamed a lack of finishing for us not taking all 3 points and he only has himself to blame. Playing without a forward in the Premier League is just not the right recipe for success.

Like I saId, I accept the form of Beckford, Yakubu and Saha has not been great this term but their is no better place to start than at Stoke on New Years Day.

Does Bill live in the same house as he did when he acquired the club? I mean I know he has borrowed up to his eyeballs against the club but after finishing the the European spots for nearly every season of Moyes's tenure, there must have been some money gone somewhere and my guess is we could see it in Bill's Assets??? New Aston maybe?

Selling these bench strikers is a must but of course he won't now that Cahill will be missing next week. Anichebe is not an out-and-out striker but even he keeps shooting himself in the foot for one reason or another.

Everything comes back to Cahill who just cannot go it alone. Make the moves Moyes or get out for pity's sake.