Louis

Sounds like an avid Evertonian's newly born daughter's name!

Germany has the highest attendance I believe.. This may interest you: http://www.deloitte.com/assets/Dcom-UnitedKingdom/Local%20Assets/Documents/Industries/Sports%20Business%20Group/UK_SBG_ARFF2010_Highlights.pdf

Ian's not well and he's got the builders in! Leave him alone

Apparently Osman's leg was in a cast for the Chorley visit.

I posted about accounts here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00vhlyr/The_MOBO_Awards_2010_20_10_2010/ 48 minutes in

and David Unsworth!

The short answer in my opinion is "no, we won't get investment." An Everton director Robert Earl is worth £200m but says he won't invest further without Everton moving away from Goodison Park, Jon Woods another Everton director who founded a video games/software development company Ocean Software that was sold for £100m doesn't want to or can't invest further and Chairman Bill Kenwright who describes himself as a "pauper" compared to other Chairman is a friend of billionaire Sir Philip Green, who is interested enough to give advice but not enough to invest into the club. Matt (galacticarachnid) from here made a good point the other day, Everton don't actually need an investor if we want to qualify for Europe due to UEFA's new rules about not spending what we don't have. What is needed is for the stadium issue to be resolved. There will be people interested in helping out with a new stadium, the problem is giving them enough of a return for their efforts. Everton can't afford to do that AND continue to set aside money for player wages. If England is awarded the 2018 World Cup. I can see a ground-share going ahead.

Here's another one I came across earlier.. 'Scouting for Moyes' from a former Preston scout http://www.amazon.co...7602265&sr=8-16

details here

http://www.decoubert...erton-book.html Foreward written by Mikel Arteta

Better than Bruce Willis in Armagedon:

I really struggled at first too, I even lost against accrington stanley as EFC. Now I can scrape a win

It seemingly expired after 5 years so Everton would get nothing if he was sold.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/1019/1224281444507.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/audio/2010/oct/18/football-weekly-live-everton-liverpool Worth a listen if you have the time! Feature's The Guardian's Evertonian Andy Hunter

New series of South Park on comedy central.. so offensive.

dark will become a vet like the one in the league of gentlemen at this rate

I'm going to have to plump for Neill too. Failing that Cahill.

http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/my-everton-dvd-out-now.html Press copy too Although it's not the kind of thing I'd buy it was alright to be honest.

Pienaar says he'll be ready for Spurs game Bill

In light of the 2009-10 accounts coming out later this week. Here are EFC 1993 to present (2008-09 accounts) records: http://ressim.net/a/...ad/faeededa.png Summed up Since 1997-1998 accounts Everton have made one profit after player trading and that was due to the sale of Wayne Rooney. During the same period Everton have an average Operating loss of £8.7m (this includes player transfer and signing on fees). The more money that goes in, the more money that is spent on staff wages. Undoubtedly a vicious cycle where Everton go into more debt to invest in the playing squad. The club's net debt rises an average of £2million per season despite an average increase in turnover of £4.2million per season. On average Everton have spent 65% of their income on staff wages during the Premiership years.

I have his DVD actually

In my view World Class is the team the Nerdlucks would have chosen if the Looney tunes had challenged them to a game of 'soccer' instead of basketball in the film Space Jam.

No, not the Blue Peter presenter but a Wales schoolboy captain who helped crush England 4-0 in the recent Victory Shield game.