Everton Could Actually Die
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2023
- There have been rumblings about Everton’s dire financial situation for some time, but the clock is getting closer to midnight and it’s not getting any easier for the blue side of Liverpool. The debt is running up, the loans are coming calling, and so is the Premier League asking financial questions. The team is also not very good and now no new additions seem to be possible.
I feel for Everton fans who may be set to experience a real, dramatic setback in their fandom. It’s the tumultuous underbelly of the modern game, we just did a video about Valencia experiencing a fairly similar situation, at least one with a similar potential result. A club collapsing, which should never happen with the money involved, and when so many people depend on the club as a part of their life.
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I’m an Everton fan, one thing you’ve missed out which contributed massively to our financial trouble is Usmanov being sanctioned. He is best buds with Moshiri & provided loads of sponsorship to the club (basically moneywashing). With that money gone it has absolutely doomed us.
you had financial problems even before usmanov sanction. even without it you would break FFP
First Roman Abramovich and now Usmanov 🤦🏼♂️ Why are we bringing politics to our sport?
@@ItzJowell Roman was the best ever thing to happen at Chelsea
@@ItzJowell That was always going to be the case when your business relies on big sponsorships, either through advertisement or ownership. Ofcourse there are a few big companies who have CEOs or owners who care a lot about football and thus invest in it, but their sponsorship are by far not as large as those companies who sportswash their (country's) image, use it to launder money or evade taxes. It's the national football organisations to blame for accomodating these people.
I think regardless of whether usmanov was still involved or not, you cant spend as much as everton have without increasing revenue and avoid ffp. Remember city are being investigated in part because of the fake sponsorship deals they signed with Emirates etc
Turns out Kev was being pretty realistic with the Everton finances on last years network game!
About to go to non-league with my good friend who held an Everton season ticket for over 50 years. I really hope for his sake, and the sake of a lot of my friends that follow the club, that Dyche keeps them up and they get new owners.
i dont see Everton get new owners Mohrani will not sell Everton
@@hugoumero9723 yep, they'll only double down
Which game?
Obviously the problem is not the owner but how the club is run. You should know that after the video
@@leafstorm3306 well the big problem is the chairman
Everton’s situation really reminds me of Sunderland just on a larger scale. Terrible management in every area of the club, terrible signings and massive misuse of money. Owner wanting to sell and not invest any more money. Also, having players who have no want of being there and only there for a pay check and relegation being a certainty at some point. I wouldn’t be surprised if they done what we done and had a double relegation.
Don't forget that massive wealth gap in PL and championship football that effectively punishes other clubs for not being owned by insane megalomaniac oligarchs and the corporatising of football that has corroded historical clubs as well as forced people to watch drab crap in stadiums called 'The Hyundai Asda Stadium' in an industrial retail park five miles outside town - and so on . . . that is the real story here, Everton a victim of that and still the PL say nothing.
Norwich board spoke out about it a few years ago and there was some minor rallying around this point but it gets swamped by muppets in the media like Lineker and Shearer and pundits and so forth.
At some point, it will come crashing down and Man Utd, Chelsea will be poorer clubs again . . .what happens when the sponsors dry up - no one addresses this. It seems rosy when the Champions League is on and its all colour - but that can end. Maybe Everton is a symptom of that ? Anyone know ?
Scouse Mackems 😂😂😂
You make really good points. I never thought about the comparison with Sunderland, but it makes sense. I don't support either club but think it's terrible that their loyal fans have been treated so poorly. It's also galling as you have the Sunderland/Newcastle and Everton/Liverpool rivalries and their current, poles apart situations. (P.S. On a lighter note, your name is entertaining.)
actually reminds me more of leeds united
@@gothicm3rcy426 at least when Leeds spent they had some form of success and excitement. Everton have only really been in the Europa league which isn’t much of an achievement because that’s where they were before the takeover anyways.
Mad how a historic club with more league titles than Man City and more titles that Chelsea and Spurs combined is being allowed to die because of terrible ownership. Not to mention the only club to have founded both the original Football League and the Premier League
@Connor Mitchell.... Not true, Blackburn rovers and Aston villa both also founded the football league and Premier League😁
You buy it and own it. You'll soon realise its a struggling club eating your money. Many of its supporters give it a bad reputation
@@merseyian Bad reputation? What bad reputation? Evertonians don't give the Club a bad reputation. That's total nonsense.
Founded the premier league? What.the.funk. they just rebranded it to sell beer.
@@31cify chairman told not to attend for safety . Previous good managers Benites, alderdise, etc given a horrible time.
As a Birmingham fan, I honestly can't remember the last time we had a report from our auditors that didn't "These matters indicate that a material uncertain exists that may cast significant doubt on the company's ability to continue as a going concern." We're talking 7+ years of that clause existing in every report.... Everton are in trouble but there are plenty of rich people around who will jump at the chance to run Everton. It'll take a while for FFP to reset etc but they'll be fine.
What I find incredulous is how Moshiri, who is an accountant, has watched his Everton investment tumble, without taking any action, such as changing the Board etc.
He's been money laundering the bad investments have actually made him money instead of the other way around.
This is why I don't want those oil boys buying United, every single club that has taken the conglomerate or big billionaire pill has had it come back and bite them in the ass. Their club identities have slipped or become non-existent, the get used for money laundering, and then a few years later after the owners got what they wanted out of it they get sold to someone just as uncaring about the club's history and future as they were but with nowhere near as much capital and the club slips in table position
My brother, who also plays Fm like a mad-man, said "over 500m in players and not 1 single wonderkid". And this has been the main reason we are in dire straights.
I love how this channel is not just only about Football Manager (which I love) but also news for football in general. This has to be the best channel around. I totally love it!
Having been there with Pompey I wish Everton all the best, horrible situation to be in and the only reason we didn't die was because of the fans who bought the club otherwise we were done.
good luck Pompey
I became a Pompey supporter here in the states because of this. I was up and down Facebook begging you all not to sell to an American, but they've surprised me and seem to be okay stewards of the club. Though I'm not surprised the results haven't been there. They really haven't opened up the coffers for top talent like they promised😑
@@thelastmanonearth2631 To be fair they have invested a lot of money in getting Fratton park up to scratch, but now that is all done they need to seriously start looking at squad strengthening as the group of players we currently have are poor, half of which need to be shown the door.
@Marty Loveridge I've been watching the remodel videos and I think everyone agrees that it's looking good and it's wonderful that they get to keep playing right where they always have. But yes, I really expected a more competitive club this year. I warned everyone that American owners couldn't care less about winning, but it's just not a mentality that Brits can comprehend. I think Pompey is a pretty comfortable Championship side, but they may see less of a profit margin with increased wages and may choose to keep the team as they are, a Mid-table League 1 side. I said it a 1000 times then and I'll say it again, American owners literally do not care at all about winning or losing. All that matters is the profit margin. And if losing might give you a higher profit margin, they want to lose. That's just American ownership 🤷♂️
@@thelastmanonearth2631 Definitely hasn't looked like he wants us to go up so far so yeah you could have a valid point there
But isn't it interesting that all these massive losses have occurred since the day that Moshiri took over the club...? Perhaps if he had any idea how a football club works then that would have helped? But Reece I'm with you too on being concerned!
Most owners who use their club to launder money at least get in a first-rate organization and they try to win games and qualify for Europe. (Because then they can launder even more money) Moshiri just wanted to launder the money and didn't care how the club was run. No owner who actually cared about his investment would have left this pathetic board in place.
Now he's sunk and the club is too. Frankly I'm surprised he hasn't "fallen out a window" yet.
@@untexan He is the chairman and a shareholder of USM, a diversified Russian holding company with significant interests across the metals and mining, telecoms, technology and internet sectors. Moshiri is also the majority owner of Premier League football club Everton.
That doesn’t sound 100% legal in the current climate ?
Oh it's legal, it shoudn't be but it's legal. I'm saying Moshiri didn't care about running the club well, that was never the point with him. He was just there to launder Usmanov's money through Everton and Liverpool Waters. The other sportswashing clubs in the Premier League (City, Newcastle, and Chelsea under Abramovitch) actually do care about winning and put a real front office and executive board in place.
@alphapilly Everton fans didn't have a say in choosing the owners. With that said, the vast majority of them were creaming themselves, saying how they now had the richest owners in the league, singing about being rich from the terraces and very much looking forward to finally having the money to buy a team that could show the Kopites what for.
If I'm not mistaken, Moshiri was accepted with open arms by the fans when he bought into the club.
Zealand "I play FM and I wouldn't know how to spend that much money"
Lollujo "Hold my Ice Tea"
Beat me to it by 2 mins
@spsawyer22 happy to share credit. When he said it, all I could think of was kevs disbelieving face.
I'm sure he spent that in 1 season during last years network game.
Kev can ruin the finance of any club in a couple of seasons
@@honestjohn7513 Kev can ruin bayerns finances, no doubt
and they havent reported a loss in the last 28 years, including covid
Can't wait to see the from park to prem series featuring Everton
It will be prem to park
@@jtuny5106 🤭🤭
@@jtuny5106 loaded these comments to say just that.
Everton fan. Nothing is going to get better until we get rid of our owner AND the board. Bill Kenwright was able to hide behind David Moyes success but his incompetence and lack of football knowledge has been exposed over the last 10 years for the world to see.
YOURE SCARING ME ZEALAND
HI RBT
As a life long Everton fan that got the badge tattooed on me last year... This SUCKSSSS
Stumbled across your channel. Excellent video! Looking forward to watching the rest. Cheers!
Liverpool FC wouldn't allow Everton to go out of existence, as a Liverpool fan it would be funny to see them relegated but i would like to think if Everton really do go deeper into financial disarray that Liverpool would step in and offer a hand out in solidarity, the City of Liverpool without the Merseyside derby wouldn't be the same and we all need it, Everton stood by us during the Hillsborough disaster, and I'd like to think we'd stand by Everton in their darkest hour as a football club
Remember their owner is linked to an oligarch who is under investigation and also the amount of money they are putting in that new stadium as well
Everton the eternal underperformer
they overperformed under moyes though.
Still have more trophies in their trophy cabinet than Tottenham Hotspur.
That title belongs to spurs
@@honestjohn7513 Tottenham actually plays good football.
It's all about the end product. They win nothing.
Great stadium ✔️
Succession of top managers ✔️
At times stylish footbal✔️
But ZERO trophies for the size of club make them the biggest underachievers in prem history
As a liverpool fan I actually really want Everton to make it. Dominating Everton every season is absolutely beautiful. Just wouldn't be the same without them. League 1 within 3 years at this rate. That nice stadium at the docks is not going to be good for the city.
Concerts! Maybe US Baseball or Cricket!
yes next merseyside derbys in league one🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am fine with them and united not existing, how many league titles did they prevent us from winning?
@@kakan9787 They're the games that we look forward to the most. Wishing rival clubs to collapse is wild
I'm definitely going to miss the Merseyside Derby. Always love the atmosphere... and the results of course 😅
We’ve been on a downward spiral for the last decade. The best season I was a fan for was Martinez’ first season where we finished 5th. It was also my first season as a fan. We haven’t shown that grit or performance that led me to being a fan in the first place. I’m with the Toffees through thick and thin, but it’s been a miserable 6 or so years being a fan. Where Everton go I will follow🫡
It was Moyes grit still being there. Martinez then let the grit go away
@Matthew Adams... True supporter! 😁👍
Love those non fm videos keep going !
100%
The stupid signings in the first few years really put us on a downward spiral straight from the get go. So much money was spent on players who just ended up not performing and just being released for free:
Tosun, Wallcott, Sandro Ramirez, Siggurdson, Niasse, Yannick Bolasie, Schniderlin, Bernard . All these players were released or sold for tiny amounts
I think the gamble on ancelotti to get us into Europe was the last ditch attempt to sort the finances out.
@Ballotubie yea but he definitely was on huge wages compared to his actual contributions
Sigurdsson has to be one of the absolute worst transfers ever... and not just because, you know.
Also I can't believe Everyon actually paid honest-to-God money for Tosun and Sandro. i would've told you for free they would flop
Apparently it was announced yesterday that Sigurdsson isn't being charged. Doesn't mean he's innocent but idk
You left out the worst of the bunch… Cuco Martina
FFP, is what f****d us over mate. Before it's introduction, other clubs were allowed to spend freely, while we were lacking investment. When the investment finally arrived at the club, we were unable to spend it. Yes, a lot of the signings were rubbish, but other significant alterations to the rules regarding FFP, prevented us from learning from our mistakes. Also the invasion of Ukraine, and the consequent restrictions involving Russian investors was the final nail in the coffin. We are done mate. It's all over for us.
Thanks for addressing this Zealand I’m an Everton fan and it’s honesty terrifying what these idiots in charge are causing. My grandad was going to Wembley and seeing us lift up the league, now I’m seeing us battling for relegation every year
It is quite sad to see. Such a good club came to this.
- a Liverpool fan
In Bulgaria CSKA ( Sofia ) one of the most famous clubs in our country went bankrupt , and then the owner of other club named Litex ( Lovech ) renamed the club CSKA-Sofia and the fans started supporting the club , even if it was renamed Litex , so just rename one club Everton and its ready .
About to watch a Zealand video from New Zealand which was uploaded 15 seconds ago. Perfect.
Everton fan here, we’re fucked
Would you ever make a full length documentary if a subject you was that interested in came up?
I think you would be great interviewing people
It's worth mentioning that stadium costs, I believe, don't count to FFP. Of course, it's still real money they have to pay back, so there is still a real financial impact.
why do this cases come up drop by drop? I can´t help but think that a lot of clubs in professional sports are in similar if not worse condition. By the way thanks zealand for this new type of content it´s great
A lot (if not most) clubs are spending big in order to achieve success. But the problem is because everybody is doing it, only so many can actually be successful. And if you don't spend big you get left behind. Those that do succeed are branded "smart" whereas the ones who don't are the ones who end up struggling. Only way to stop this is to tighten FFP rules even more and stop clubs clearly overspending their means.
In the lowers league a lot of clubs are terribly run. The prem teams get the big headlines but so many clubs, especially since covid have been struggling. Morcambe have recently been bought by a very dodgy young millionaire, and i wouldn’t be surprised if they face a similar fate to bury in the next 5-10 years. More needs to be done to stop dodgy businessman ruining our beloved clubs. Thankfully I’m not a morcambe fan.
You missed something here Zealand in this whole situation as moshiri's finances are tied to usmyanov (the oligarch who loaned him the money to buy Everton under some dodgy movement of Putin's cash) to as he is under financial sanctions this is also under investigation and part of Everton's longer term worries that in the ffp the links showing this are more obvious (panorama did a special in the UK about this 6 months after moshiri bought the club).
Being a rangers fan yeah it can happen and the banter years living in Glasgow were not fun 🤣🤣
Exactly what I needed to hear after going and seeing Fulham batter us
I haven’t watched a Zealand vid for a while, I come to this one and he’s shaved his hair, it looks good man👍
I work at a place that is heomhorraging money.
Some people just don't know how to invest wisely, I guess.
They just always think someone is going to bankroll them In my opinion, so beyond Moshiri, they don't care about spending.
If Everton are forced to do a Rangers and restart at the bottom of the pyramid, it will be fantastic for FM players
One thing not mentioned about the summer though is the amount of wages coming off the books. Mina, Doucoure, Davies, Iwobi, Begovic are all out of contract, alli and other loan signings would be moved on. I think that would have an affect on their ability to recruit even if it was just cheap deals and loans like the moyes era.
Who knows what may happen, but it will be difficult to attract decent players if we are In the Championship. I'm fearful for the future of Everton, but I've got more serious issues to deal with regarding my own health. I couldn't give a toss about overpaid owners, managers, and players that have no interest in the future of the club. F**k it, I'm done with football and the match fixing premier league.
@@pleasantville4529 same here though footys been a joke all this century. all about the money. lost its magic years ago
Best football content at the moment right here, congrats z
I don't know much news on the Prem so this was informative. I just bought an Everton 06/07 blue kit on marketplace and wS excited to look up the team only to find bad news LoL
Love when Landon Donovon gives me the low down on Everton😊
Everton really took the loan song seriously
Good evening zea from indonesia. You uploud just an hour before im opening fast for ramadhan and great vid as always Z
i used to pray for times like this
As an everton fan, it makes me so mad the club is punished and not those running it.
Wouldn't a ban on board and executive staff be much more appropriate? The fans and lower staff did nothing wrong, yet they're the ones being punished/losing their jobs.
That's life. Happened to us ( Leeds ) we got properly shafted for the same thing. In fact we did far less that you did.
Your soccer news videos are very good.
Always nice to add mpre dram into situations that don't require it. Remember when everyone said pretty much the same thing last year? I'm not worried for Everton.
When not playing FM Zealand turned into Tifo's secret channel.
Can't wait for the saving saves episode with IRL Everton!
looooans looooan looans
Right now Dyche is trying...
I would honestly be surprised if they just ceased to exist based on how things went with Derby, I know the sums of money involved are higher but the EFL would more or less bend over backwards to try to let them remain in the league.
As an American, Everton was my first love in football, and I've been ride or die through the highs and (mostly) lows over the last 12 years. I can't even express the depth of my fear and sadness at the current state of the club, and it is truly shocking considering the hopes we had just a few years ago when moshiri joined. Relegation would be a monumentally terrible moment for not only fans all over the world, but the English game as a whole.That being said I haven't given up hope just yet, and just like last season the club needs us now more than ever. COYB.
I get that you are emotionally invested with your love for your club, we all are, but how exactly would Everton being relegated be a "monumentally terrible moment for... the English game as a whole"?
The beauty of the football pyramid is that clubs such as Fulham, Brentford, Palace, Brighton, Bournemouth etc. can reach the top division and compete. We love it because it gives hope and inspiration to any and all clubs. It is healthy.
The other side of the coin is, that for clubs such as those mentioned above to rise, some established clubs have to fall. It has always been so and, god willing, it will always be so.
I hope your shit club gets relegated absolute laughing stock of a football club
As a Derby fan who almost saw the club I love go out of business I hope they don't. No fan base deserves to lose their club
Hi Toffees, this has irked me for months that Thelwell was not accountable for the January window. This man needs to go at season's end. We are in such turmoil that he could not be fired mid season even though in the most crucial window in our club's history he gave us nobody. Moshiri said "we need a striker and we will get one!" Well Moshiri, you didn't get one so your word is nothing to me anymore. During the January window, Thelwell took too long to fire Lampard, had nobody lined up and lost a week waiting for Bielsa to finish his holiday. Then we got Danjuma'd and then Dyche covered up for Thelwell with "we have better players already here" which was absolute horseshit. Thelwell left NY Red Bull in absolute dire straits as the 3rd worst team in the USA. "Director" is an insult to Scorsese, Mike Leigh & Hitchcock. As for being a 'behind the scenes' kind of guy he is the Director who runs the show and to be honest, there are no scenes to be behind. He just hid behind Dyche. We have 24 goals total this year and Big Kev sent Cannon out on loan who was our club's brightest new attacking hope. He got 32 minutes showing promise but unlike Rooney being giving a decent crack by Moyes, EFC bought Maupay who Brighton ditched to give the young starlet Ferguson more minutes to brilliant results. Thelwell spent 15 million on a declining player who was on the bench for Brighton who thought he deserved to start as Everton's striker. Maupay's last days at Brighton were mostly spent out wide not as a striker as he is not a natural goalscorer and Potter knew it. Ferguson is now scoring for Ireland whereas Cannon plays for Preston instead of Everton where he should be. Awful decision! Even the WWE commentators know Cannon is really good! Moshiri, Thelwell and the Board are all in a circle jerk of absolutely horrendous decision making. The FFP investigation again is on again! Dyche starting Maupay vs Fulham was an awful decision even though Dyche claimed after the Man Utd game that "Neal put in a great shift." No he didn't, what was Dyche watching that day. Dyche is only a little better than Lampard and his mono disposition is running out it's limited course. If we stay up and hopefully sell up, then a world class coach is required for 2023-24. Be accountable Thelwell for your failings. Be a man. We need our lads to be men for the next 7 games and I will always believe in our team but Maupay is the exception. Simms scored a blinder 3 weeks ago vs Chelsea and Maupay hasn't scored in 7 months but Dyche started Simms even though Cannon should be our striker. DCL is injured and Cannon was the one. Imbeciles! Watching this unfold has been worse than last year where Thelwell didn't learn a damn thing. Thank you Toffee TV. I love EFC but really dislike Moshiri & the ineptitude of Thelwell. Thelwell is a nice guy but nice guys finish 4th to last hopefully...
As a Portsmouth fan I know all too well what poor management from the owners can do to a club, eyes too big for their belly and living outside their means chasing wins. I now also know what it feels like to be owned and run by people that understand exactly what is needed for the long term health and success of the club.
I'm an Evertonian and have been for 55 years - trust me, Everton have been mismanaged since the mid 1980s ... way before Moshiri turned up! It just got worse when he turned up!
Question: How is it with football clubs in the UK (at least those in the League and the EPL)? In Germany, most football clubs are spun off from the main club. Do these football clubs in the UK have a main club and also host other sports, or are they just football and turned completely into a plc or LLC?
There's no 51 percent rule in the UK like in Germany and all the clubs have rich owners and they are a run as a LLC or PLC. e.g. Liverpool is owned by a LLC while Manchester United is registered on the stock market as a PLC. They have women's and youth teams but no other sports teams, As far as I know the only fan-owned teams are AFC Wimbledon, Newport County and Exeter City. So sadly only 3 out of 92 teams abide by the 51 percent rule in the UK and non of them play in the 2 highest divisions.
@@elloos I wasn't talking about 50+1 as we call it in the Bundesliga, though I am certain that, even with whatever rules and regulations are approved by the DFL and sanctioned by the German Kartellamt (the anti-trust office), 50+1 will eventually go the way of the dinosaur.
And thank you for clarifying that in the EPL, pretty much no team has a "main club", they are focused just on football and are therefore not diversified with different sports disciplines like in Germany e.g. Bayern München (e.g. their basketball division) or Bayer 04 Leverkusen (who are very big in athletics).
@@bundesautobahn7 "Wow, you play for Bayern, what position are you?"
"Point guard."
🤨
@@Dionach No, I don't. I moved back to Costa Rica from Germany over 6 years ago and have an office job. I'm basically a couch potato and play the F1 game most of the time. The only way I support Bayern (in football) in fact, is when they're in a European competition but this is just for Germany to keep or improve their position in the coefficient.
@@bundesautobahn7 Bro it's a joke 🤣
Person A is impressed to hear that Person B plays for Bayern, thinking this means the football team, but is then perplexed to hear their position implies they play basketball. Most people, outside of Germany at least, would be surprised to hear that German football clubs have affiliated teams in other sports.
Sorry for any misunderstanding!
We will never die
i’m sure that’s what rangers fans thought too
@p Rangers didn't have a billionaire. It's literally impossible for Everton to die as it's impossible they ever go into to administration.
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RESISTA EVERTON.
ABRAZO DESDE ARGENTINA
Hopefully they don't entirely die and we have a nice FM challenge :)
Not sad, as a Liverpool fan. Used to enjoy the derbies when they were feisty and well spirited. These days we're lucky when one of our key players doesn't suffer a season ending injury during a derby.
And as for the fans...... I've seen less bs come out of politicians, and they set a high bar
I am not an Everton fan but i dont want any clubs to disappear, however clubs also need to get real and stop spending money like there is no tomorrow. As a supporter of a club that had a brief spell in the Premier League I can’t believe how much money they spend.
O Zealand já está assim com o Everton, isso porque ele não viu as situações dos times grandes brasileiros kkkkkkkkkk
Manda salve para mim e para o Brasil
Not uncommon the team I support Sunderland and we nearly went bust
I'm also a Sunderland fan 😂 it's been a hard few years, but finally feels like we're going back in the right direction.
HAWAY
Similar problem at Reading. Lots of money poorly spent which is now coming back to bite, to the extent there's a chance Reading will end up in administration if they get relegated. The EFL also tend to be stricter with regulations, so if Everton go down they're likely to face even more scrutiny as a result.
Everton have been doomed by trying to keep up with the neighbours. Liverpool aren't big spenders by PL standards, but Everton trying to match them was a huge mistake. The two clubs are in different leagues financially (and soon also literally), even with Everton's owner pumping massive amounts of money into the club and Liverpool's owners being almost as tight fisted as the Glazers.
The biggest problem wasn’t necessarily us spending all that money (it was still an issue obviously), but it was the way we were spending it. 30 million on Bolasie, 30 million on Tosun, 20 million on Walcott and then the year we brought in like 4 CAMS. Absolutely shameful
Until you got to the stadium part I was asking myself "okay, but couldn't they go the same route Rangers did?" then you followed that with the answer to my question and yes, that it is basically the worst care scenario. But for those fans deeply loyal to the team as well as those on the outside, watching it rise from the ashes like a phoenix could be one of the all time greatest underdog/comeback stories in the history of sports. While I do hope that it doesn't happen, if it does I hope every Everton fan sheds just one tear for the poor billionaire that mismanaged their club into the ground.
While the Mismanagement was a big issue; the real problem was that building a Top 4/Title Winning Club would require something like £2-4 Billion worth of spending, thus £800 Million simply doesn't cut it (which was reflected in the poor quality of players that Everton was able to sign) in an age where signing Harry Kane alone would cost a club £250 Million in Transfer Fees & Wages across 5 years.
After all, Manchester City required £2 Billion worth of investment to go from being a Mid-Table side to being regular title winners. And they had a New Stadium already built & paid for at the time they where bought.
They won't die, far too big. Could end up like Leeds or Sunderland however
No club is too big to fail. No club with Everton's level of wages has been relegated with the EFL's spending controls in place. There is no way they could keep anyone at their club and not get fines and penalties and it'd get more stringent in League 1 and League 2. Rangers was literally the second biggest (or biggest depending on who you asked) club in Scotland.
@@caesar-dynastysports but Rangers don't play in the richest pyramid on earth, Everton will never have a lack of fans tirelessly trying to save them or a lack of investors that can see their potential in the top flight. They may end up languishing in the EFL but they are almost immune from liquidation.
@Caesar Thing is, though, they wouldn't want to keep anyone at the club nor would anyone want to stay. The fire sale that occurs would literally make them EFL compliant almost straight away.
The wages is what caused the issues. Remove the wages the issues are gone.
Whilst in the PL players will stick around on otp wages. They won't in the championship, particularly with relegation wage cut clauses.
Kenwright won't let the club go, Moshiri has no idea what he's doing and now with the entire board blaming everything on the fans there is no way back for any of them. The club needs to be sold.
It helps if you fall asleep several times during the movie, a bit like those running Everton have been the last few years.
I think the most logical thing to do is whether they stay up or not, sell all your valuable players and either play with youth players or ask some players to cut wages and maybe halt the stadium building. And hope you don’t go into administration
Forget about the stadium and get the finances under control first, clear the books and start over again in the Championship next season and use the parachute payments to repay the loan debts. That's the only logical solution, although not even that might help...
@@elloos You know that you can't 'forget' about major construction projects when you've signed binding contracts with all manner of companies and organisations involved in it don't you? A company can't just hit pause on things like that without taking another major financial hit unless they go into administration and cease to be.
And then there is the fact that keeping Goodison itself is a costly blackhole to keep up to the standard required.
Add into that the ongoing contractual obligations and general costs of running a football club then the parachute payments don't come close to covering normal operating costs let alone outside debts. It's a hell of a lot messier than you make it sound.
Everton is in so much debt because they kept buying "the best of the rest" players that weren't wanted by the top 6 for star player fees and wages.
I'm not suprised frank couldn't get any new players this season
The new Stadium will look super good in Non-League football & deserved as they couldn't afford a move after years & years of mis-management!! You reap what you sow & all that......
This is going to inspire so many FM saves next year.
Could you make a video about how Feyenoord has been ressurected under Arne Slot
I like the hype n facts edits great job with n video, shame Chelsea nit in religation battle about 5 points shy, and 600m spending😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hearing this I'm so glad that we have the 50+1 rule in germany
What part of Kirkdale is that accent from?
What are the same financial figures for the other PL teams? I can’t grasp this. How can the othrr teams spend and not bresk theFFP rules? I get do many questions. EFC forever.
Geez, it's almost like he's laundering money or something.
There needs to be better oversight and regulation around ownership of football clubs
Seems like a lot of these clubs are being dangerously mismanaged with nobody outside of the club brass even aware of it until it’s too late
Hi guys I have got an FM question and was wondering if any more experienced players could help?
I’m in 2029 of my build a nation save, having taken semi-pro outfit Llanelli Town to the top flight and into Europe. Last season we made the semi-finals of the Conference League and using that money we turned professional in the summer. I’ve just managed to qualify for the UCL group stages for the first time, which has brought in money we could barely dream of. The issue I have is building the reputation of the Welsh League and boosting the coefficient of Wales in Europe. I’ve managed to go from 45th to 32nd and due to UCL involvement am hoping to crack the top 25 this season. However, how do I get the other teams in my league to improve? I’ve tried loaning my reserves to them, but my players aren’t interested in joining them. I’ve got an affiliate in the second tier and am hoping to build them up but I’m going to struggle to improve the rest of the league if I can’t loan players to the other teams in the same way I’ve seen streamers do. Any advice/help would be greatly appreciated!
As an Arsenal fan this is sad to see but we have financial rules for a reason...if Evertons owner stops funding this club they could do the English version of Rangers fc....
Rangers held on, The SFA, UEFA and the British court all say that as UEFA commemorated 150 years and the legal system denied Celtics claims for a lawsuit regarding the 150 years branding
you should make a video about the cheap fm copy “soccer manager”
I work at a big 4 company (audit) and let me tell you…when auditors say there is going concern, the company/club is fucked putting it mildly
😂 We're about to be playing Non-league football kinda fucked?
I was pretty on-board with a lot of this, until the Daily Fail was quoted as a newsworthy source 😅
Villa fan here always had alot of respect for Everton, hope you guys stay in the prmiership this year.
Thanks very much. Everton v Aston Villa - The longest standing fixture in the League.
1. Farhad and two other board members are accounts. so this makes the losses and mismanagement of the club.
2 7 Manager sacked with compensation in 8 years is lunacy.
3 both of the last two DoFs before Thelwall,several managers and agents have as kia jorabchin and usmanov were aloud to much influence in business matters and hiring managers/ players.
Farhad has taken poor advise.
The stadium build has nothing to do with FFP or the premier league sustainability rules.
I am begging for us to survive this season because I can't really see us surviving as a club if we get relegated 😢
I've just been checking out your remaining fixtures, it's not pretty. I think Everton can expect to get a maximum of 9 points or a minimum of 3. I don't think either are enough to prevent relegation.
As someone who is opposed to promotion/relegation being implemented in North America, I found it interesting that Everton will have difficultly investing to make the team better next season (assuming they survive relegation this season), and the club could disappear entirely. I say this because I constantly hear how pro/rel increases competitiveness.
I love promotion/relegation from a neutral standpoint, and the fact it gives lower league teams a dream and goal of playing in the Prem. But I feel like it was much more sustainable in the 20th century. Nowadays, the teams on the fringe of the Prem/Championship have an impossible task financially speaking. Have to spend a fortune to hope to stay up, and face potential bankruptcy if they are incompetent like the people running Everton. It is ruthless. It’s quite the tightrope walk. Thankfully parachute payments mitigate some of that risk, and give you time. But I truly feel for supporters that have to go through this constantly
And we don’t want a Superleague! When promotion/relegation becomes this much of an existential threat, we are kidding ourselves. The model is simple, apparently: find owners like the ones at Man City, find a manager , like the one at Man City, buy up a huge squad, like the one at Manchester City …
There may well be circumstances that are particular to Everton , but the pattern is repeated everywhere. A chairman who grew up supporting the club, a loyal fan base having to come to terms with a global game and global fans - this is Supermarket football and not the high street. No room for coffee shops, you’ll die outside the Starbucks franchise. If you truly love this game , try somewhere like a Stockport County and enjoy it for its core values. You can watch the ‘Not The Superleague’ on your television and save yourself a fortune into the bargain.
I saw Everton play Minn United last summer. True, Everton were not in top form but they got blown up 4-1. At that point I knew they were gonna suck. It has come to pass.
The Hajduk curse hits again
I'm a Liverpool fan, and I would hate to see Everton go down, they should do some sponsored penalty prize nights.
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Ironic this comes so soon after you were so sceptical about the need for better financial supervision in the league.
As a Liverpool supporter, I can see the funny side of this, but I genuinely hope they find a way out. Unlike Rangers, the option to drop three divisions is not possible for Everton. Admission to the Football League is strictly on the basis of sporting merit, meaning they would have to climb the whole non-league ladder to even get to where Wrexham currently sit. That's going to take over a decade, and it's hard to see how they could keep the club alive. Obviously the new stadium would be off the table, and even keeping the doors open at Goodison would be well beyond the means of a non-league club.
I doubt it will come to that, though. Most likely option seems to be a lengthy stint in the EFL. The stadium has always looked suspicious, with the source of funding never clear. (There was a whole mess a few years ago with Liverpool City Council offering to make a loan, although to be absolutely fair, that was more a reflection of the state of the council, and since-deposed-in-disgrace Mayor than Everton doing too much wrong.)
When is Everton Til It Dies coming out on Netflix?
Despite Everton's perilous situation, I don't think they will be relegated. Leeds, Forest, and Leicester are too poor, and at least three of them will finish below Everton and go down with Southampton.