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• Kevin, what do we want a nanny state, what about banning credit cards as well while their at it, some people can\'t control that spending.rnDon\'t believe all the fictional rubbish you see on TV where anyone who likes a bet loses all their money all the time. It\'s like everything in life it\'s up to the individual to bet in moderation, believe it or not some individuals win at gambling. rnI get what your saying about advertising and I agree up to a point, the gambling that I think is dangerous is the casino type games where it\'s pure chance and over in an instant, betting on football, horses and other sports you can bring your knowledge to bear on your choice.....
  Raymond Fox in Another cash injection as Everton issued a tranche of new shares
• Ian, what you just posted…,rnrnGive me a moment to put that up as a separate thread.rnrnThanks...
  Michael Kenrick in Another cash injection as Everton issued a tranche of new shares
• Mike, I’m not being funny mate but if you can’t understand what I’m saying, then I think you’re playing dumb. Jamie C, immediately said FSG, were serious people, and would be looking to win. Mike G, said they won’t talk, they don’t sell, but he never really gave us any indication that these people were interested in winning, but more about them being successful businesspeople. I don’t care about 78% of Liverpool fans hating their owners either, I was just stating that they’re going to be making a lot of money out of Liverpool when they eventually sell, (what benefits do you think they will reap🙈) because they have delivered what Jamie C, said they would do, whilst expressing a wish hoping that our American owners, sell Everton, because every single indication so far is that they haven’t shown any real interest whatsoever. ...
  Tony Abrahams in Laying all the blame on the Friedkins is just plain wrong
• Kevin. That depends. The money spent on the NHS on obesity runs into hundreds of millions. Stop selling fast food at grounds would help. ...
  Paul Hewitt in Another cash injection as Everton issued a tranche of new shares
• Why were we accepting the £40m offer for Armstrong, young player, club future, whilst also negotiating sale of Ndiaye ( being hawked around)?rnWas Ndiaye agitating for a move? Yes he wouldn’t sign new contract, agent wanted low ball release clause. But contract had another 3 years. He came back from world cup, went straight into friendly games, started PL games, never downed tools or pressed for move on face of it. rnWere we going to keep Ndiaye, personally I doubt it. I think we were selling both, alongside Beto, alongside Tim Iro ( both correct sales, if you bring in a Beto replacement). rnOur SCR is currently reported to be 60+%, way below the 85% green threshold and miles below the 115% red threshold. rnPoints deductions kick in at 115%, between 85 and 115% clubs are subject to fines. rnIf I’ve got this wrong I’m sure someone will tell me. rnIt is not the financial management of the club that TFG are being criticised for. It is the failure to invest in the sq...
  Ian Wilkins in Another cash injection as Everton issued a tranche of new shares
• Addicting people to gambling through their favourite team is a much more concerning development than grabbing a burger at half time Paul....
  Kevin Molloy in Another cash injection as Everton issued a tranche of new shares