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• At half time against Palace, I was definitely thinking about League 1 football within a year or 2!! Terrifying thought.rnrnSeamus came across really well, I watched the full episode and he represented himself and our club very well. rnrnGreat man. ...
  Lee Courtliff in Coleman says Everton 'would be in the Championship' without Jordan Pickford's performances in recent seasons
• Mike 23rnrnI don\'t think the stadium will bankrupt us now. TFG have the resources and the motive to make sure that doesn\'t happen. Moshiri didn\'t and we would have gone under very fast.rnrnOn the other hand, it remains non profitable as a venture. Paul dwells at some length on the same points I have also done in the past. The event business so far, given we had a long run at this, is underwhelming. There is a lot of competition, even in our own city. There are natural ceilings on this. Even with TFG effectively wiping out a large portion of the paper debt- and re financing the rest on much more sensible terms- it is not even close to being the game changer some claimed.rnrnI think it is maybe fairer to consider it not in isolation but as a contributor to the whole in terms of value. The fact is, it exists. Some others don\'t have this and they will face the same \'loss making infrastructure\' that we have. I am assuming the build itself was executed competent...
  Mark Taylor in Everton FC: An assessment of a prospective sale by The Friedkin Group
• I\'m just watching their favourite team playing in the Champions League, thinking to myself that perhaps we need to trust TFG and be patient.rnrnRoma wasn\'t built in a day....
  Duncan McDine in Everton FC: An assessment of a prospective sale by The Friedkin Group
• While I am no admirer of TFG, them putting money in through rights issues is not a sign the club is profitable. It is the opposite, especially when such injections are not followed by substantial net transfer spend.rnrnThere is no question that they have got us more \'ship shape\' then we were. This is a low bar. It is clear we were going bust under Moshiri. I imagine that is how they managed to screw down both the latter and 777 who were both facing wipeout rather than just severe haircut. R&M not so much, they wisely had protections.rnrnIf we are looking for owners who love us, it is blindingly obvious it isn\'t TFG. To the extent they even have a real interest in football, rather than Friedkins own personal hobbies (e.g film, wildlife) Roma is their toy. We are merely an interesting side bet. Hence getting other investors to try and help fund and I suspect ultimately to sell it on to them.rnrnMaybe we need to think about owners differently. In the end, we owe a \...
  Mark Taylor in Everton FC: An assessment of a prospective sale by The Friedkin Group
• Spurs no goals no wins, up next the remedy club.rnrnShould have blew these into oblivion last May, but no, a shocking performance and there was a few last season but that game, terrible.rnrnWe don't play the Spurs team on the day we play.our abysmal record there,and I honestly cant see it changing on sat.rnrnAnd the thing is they\'re shite....
  Andy Meighan in Opposition Report: Winless, goalless, Spurs up next for Everton
• I disagree with Coleman here... I think we\'d have done a Leicester (no, not win the league), we\'d be in League One without Pickford.rnrnIf we\'d dropped, we\'d have dropped again quickly afterwards....
  Tony Cunningham in Coleman says Everton 'would be in the Championship' without Jordan Pickford's performances in recent seasons