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Liverpoolhave a higher wage bill than Everton's but since Farhad Moshiri took over but the players coming in like Keane and Siggusson are closing that gap and I expect it to close further over the next couple of years.
We have a bigger turnover than Everton as since we became a bigger club than them in the last forty years we have been able to draw on fans across the world all due to when we won major trophies 25 years ago. I think last 10 years Liverpools worldwide fanbase has seen evidence of shrinking and at the same time Everton have cornered the local fanbase in the city where kids growing up support Everton now, this means Liverpool for now have a bigger turnover for now but once Everton move into there new 60k stadium on the docks I expect this to change..
Moneywise FSG have had more money than Bill Kenwright, but since Kenwright sold to Farhad Moshiri I think Everton have as much if not more money than us, this is shown clearly by both Clubs record signing where ours is about 35 million on Salah or Mane and Everton with Pickford and Keane for 30 million and Siggusson for touching 50 million.

I think the future deffo looks better for Everton than us in that we no longer win trophies so that keeps are customer base shrinking, it also brings Everton closer to us in terms of calibre of club in that I reckon we will be swapping league positions over the next 10 years as there's nothing much between us. I think Everton will kick on once they move into there new stadium just like Spurs will in there new stadium.
The thing which interests me most of all is not directly linked with Everton but with Arsenal...Farhad Moshiri best mate is Usimonov the Arsenal shareholder who is at loggerheads with Arsenal main shareholder Stan Kronke, they have had a big falling out regarding Wenger and the direction of the club. The rumours are that Usimonov will up sticks and move his investment out of Arsenal and will be looking for another club, if that happens the talk is he will invest with his mate. and invest in Everton and if that happens it will blow Roman Abramovic at Chelsea investment out of the water as Usimonov is in the top thirty richest men in the world...this is just my opinion mind you...not set in stone...

Moving Everton in to a new stadium won't make up the gap in income. We make 200M more than Everton. Yes, It's a step in the right direction for them but it's not enough. They don't have a global appeal on the same level as us, and they aren't going to challenge for major honours to get that appeal.

We spent the same as Everton in the summer despite missing out on our top target, VVD - who would've beat Everton's record signing, and Keita next season will beat it too which has already been agreed.

The Arsenal owner who has not bank rolled Arsenal is suddenly going get a stake in Everton and start bank rolling them? ...very unlikely. He may well be richer than Abramovich but Abramovich was willing to put his money where is mouth is in order to get his club to the top, Usmanov isn't.

Aren't they going to be paying stupid amounts per minute nth to move into that stadium? That'll wipe out any extra profits they might make. It's not that big either is it? I seem to remember seeing only around 45000? Hardly a step forward for your lot.

everton sacking Koeman and luring Ancelotti would be a serious statement of intent.

Yep, I never quite got why the new stadium was at 50,000 capacity, ok, it's bigger than Goodison, but if they have cornered the local supporters, why is the stadium smaller than Anfield's current capacity by nearly 5,000, that's without Anfield being extended (which may or may not happen).

It's not like they can hugely increase the ticket price to raise the revenue like they can in London where there is more money and 'tourism visitors', as I'm sure that will get a similar reaction that the Liverpool fans gave FSG.

the talk is a 60k seater stadium so they can be on the same level as City, Arsenal, Spurs and West Ham..they say if there going to build a stadium theres no point building one if when it's finished your still behind those clubs mentioned....makes sense.
The thing is also if they do have a 60k stadium and they get the ticket prices right then they will fill it as there is still a big demand especially in the city where dads want to take there sons and daughters to watch football games, I know Everton have claimed the local fanbase last 15 years or so and that was down to selling tickets to schools and youth centres around the local areas which has secured a brighter future for them...they will reap the benefits of this over the next 25 years..

It's good that people post and give views about topics....opinions and especially differences in opinions are what makes the forum work so well...