 with Joe Royle and David Unsworth and we are working with individuals in order to develop them into position where they can help the first-team.

"We feel very strongly that there are seven players who could be in that position now so it’s just making sure they are mentally right and that they get enough opportunities in football.

"You need to have a bit of luck to get an opportunity as a youngster but they are ready, there is no doubt about that,” the Everton manager said. Talk about cultural appropriation. What many people believed to be the main Facebook page for Black Lives Matter is allegedly run by a middle-age white man from Australia. The page has over 700,000 followers on Facebook, which is nearly twice as many as the official Black Lives Matter page. CNN.com reports that the page “was tied to online fundraisers that brought in at least $100,000 that supposedly went to Black Lives Matter causes in the U.S. At least some of the money, however, was transferred to Australian bank accounts, CNN has learned.”

Reportedly, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Patrisse Cullors thought the page was a scam and contacted Facebook months ago about removing the page, but nothing was done. The page links to websites tied to a man named Ian Mackay, who is a National Union of Workers official in Australia. According to CNN, “Mackay has registered dozens of websites, many on issues tied to black rights. In April 2015, Mackay registered blackpowerfist.com. Mackay’s name, email address, phone number and other details appeared in the registration records for the site until July 2015, when the website enabled a feature that allows site owners to hide their identities and contact information.” Other names like BP Parker and Steve Parks were linked to the page, which encouraged people to donate money.

CNN reports, a “source also familiar with some of the payments processed told CNN that the group had raised around $100,000 that they were aware of. The source also said the fundraisers were linked to Australia.” Ian Mackay denied to CNN that he ran the Facebook page, saying, “I once bought the domain name only and sold it.” Hours later, the fake Black Lives Mater Facebook page was deleted.

Today, Facebook reportedly deactivated all profiles associated with the bogus page and the online payment services have suspended all activity with the users.

Facebook declined to “comment
with Joe Royle and David Unsworth and we are working with individuals in order to develop them into placement where they can avail the first - team. 

 " We feel very strongly that there be seven players who could be in that position immediately indeed it ’s just make sure they are mentally right and that they catch enough opportunity in football. 

 " You need to have a bit of luck to get an opportunity as a youngster but they are ready, there embody no doubt about that, ” the Everton manager said. Talk about cultural annexation. What many people believed to be the chief Facebook page for Black Lives Matter is allegedly scat by a middle - age white man from Australia. The page has over 700,000 follower on Facebook, which is nearly twice as many as the official Black Lives Matter page. CNN.com reports that the page “ was tied to online fundraisers that brought in at least $ 100,000 that supposedly went to Black Lives Matter causes in the U.S. At least some of the money, however, was transferred to Australian bank accounts, CNN has learned. ” 

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 CNN reports, a “ beginning also conversant with some of the payments processed told CNN that the group had raised around $ 100,000 that they were mindful of. The source also said the fundraiser were linked to Australia. ” Ian Mackay deny to CNN that he ran the Facebook page, say, “ I once bought the domain name only and sold it. ” Hours subsequently, the fake Black Lives Mater Facebook page was deleted. 

 Today, Facebook reportedly inactivate all profiles associated with the bogus page and the on-line payment services have suspended all activity with the users. 

 Facebook declined to “ comment
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"You nEEd to havE A BiT of lUck to get an opportuNItY As a youngster buT they aRe REaDY, TheRe iS no doubt abOuT that,” THe EvertON mANAGer SAid. Talk about cUltural apprOPriAtion. WHaT maNY peoplE beliEvED to Be the main FaCeboOk page for black LIVes MattER is alleGedly rUn bY a mIddlE-AgE wHitE mAN frOM AUstRAliA. The page HaS oVer 700,000 foLlowERS ON FacEboOk, whIch is Nearly twice as ManY as tHE ofFiciaL BlacK LivEs matteR page. CnN.com RePorts that the pagE “was Tied to onlIne FuNdrAiSers tHAt brouGht In aT least $100,000 tHat suppOSedLy WENT tO Black Lives Matter cAuSES iN the U.S. At Least sOMe Of THe money, hOwEveR, was TRAnsfeRred TO AUstraliaN bank aCCoUnTs, CNN haS lEarned.”

rePorTedLy, co-fOUndeR of BlaCk Lives MAtter pAtrisse Cullors THought the page WAs A SCaM And cOntActed FaceboOk moNThs aGo abOUt RemOVing tHe pagE, bUT nOThing was done. The page LiNks to wEbsitEs tied to a man nAmed Ian MacKAY, Who is a NaTionAL UNIon of Workers ofFiciaL in AustralIA. AccordiNg to CnN, “Mackay Has registEREd dozens Of wEbsIteS, maNY On Issues tied to bLACk riGhTs. In AprIl 2015, MAckay reGisTerEd bLacKpOwerfist.cOm. Mackay’S nAmE, eMaIl aDdresS, Phone numBeR anD oTheR detaILs appeAred iN the ReGiSTraTion recORdS FOr thE sItE untIl JUlY 2015, when The wEBsiTe enablEd a featurE thAT allOwS sIte owneRs to hide their IdEntities anD cOntAct infORMation.” OtHer names like BP Parker and sTeve ParKs wEre liNked To the page, WhiCh encoUraGEd peopLe to doNate mOnEy.

Cnn ReporTS, A “sOurCe Also familiAR WitH some Of The pAyments Processed told CNN thAT thE group had raisEd aRounD $100,000 THaT thEY wERe aWaRE of. tHE source also said The fundraiSeRS wEre linked tO ausTrAlia.” Ian mackay dEnied TO CNN thaT he ran the facebook pAgE, sayING, “I oNce bought tHe domain Name only aND sold IT.” HOurs lAteR, the faKe blaCk LivEs MateR facEbook Page waS dEleted.

today, faCebook rePortedly deactivated all pRofileS assoCiaTed with thE boGUs pAge and the OnliNe payment sErvIceS have SusPEnded All aCTiVitY With tHe usERs.

FacebooK DeCliNED tO “comment
 with Joe Royle and DavidUnsworth a nd we  ar e w or king  wit h individualsi n or der to develop them in to po si t ionw he re th ey canh el p the  f ir st- te a m. 

"We  fe el very  stronglytha tthere are se v en  players w hocould be intha t posi ti onn ow so  it ’s ju st mak i ng sur e they ar em entall y  righta n dthat  they get enougho pp o rtunities in f ootbal l. 
" Y o u n eed  to have a  b it of luck to ge t a n o p portunity asa youngster but  theyar e r e ady, t hereis nodoubt about  tha t,” the E verton manager said. T alk ab out  cu ltur a lap pro pr i ati o n.  Wh a t m any peop le  b eliev ed t o b e  the  ma in F acebo ok page for B lac k Li v esMatte r isalle ge dly r un bya mid dl e-age white man  fro m Austral ia.  T hepa ge ha s  over700 ,00 0 follo wers on Fac eb o o k ,which is nearly tw ic e as  many as  the o f fi ci a l BlackLi ves  Mat t e r pag e. C N N. com repo rts th a tth e page“w as tie dtoonl ine f u ndra isersthat bro ughti n at least $10 0 ,000 that sup p os e d ly went  to  Black Live s Ma t tercaus e sint he U. S. At  l e as t  some of the money,  h owever , was  transferredto Austral i a n  bank ac coun t s, CNN has learne d.”
Reportedly ,  co-foun der o f BlackLives Mat t e r Patris seCul lor s t h o ug ht the page w a s  a s ca m and c ont acted F ace boo k m ont hs  ago abou t removi ng  t he  p age , but nothingwa s d on e.The p a ge lin ks to  web si te s  ti ed to a ma n name dIa n Ma cka y,  whois a Nat ional U nion of W ork e rs o ff ic ial inAustralia. Ac co rding to C NN , “ Mackay h as regis tered dozens of website s , manyonissue s ti ed to bla ckrights . I n  April  2015,  Mack ay  re g i stere d bl ack po werfist.co m .  Ma ckay’ sname , email  address, phone nu m ber  and other de tai ls a p p ea red in the  r e gis t r ation records f or the sit eu nt il July 20 1 5,wh en thewebsite  enab l ed a fe ature tha t allowssi te o w n ers  to hide t heir ide ntities a n d con t ac t inf orm ation. ”Oth er na mes li k e B P Par ker an dSteveParks  w ere link ed to the page, which e ncoura ged p eop le to don ate mon ey.

CNNrepo rts, a “so urc e a lso f ami l iar w iths om e o f  thepaym e nts proce s se d t o l dCNN that th e g rou p had  ra i sed ar ound  $100,000 that th e y were aware o f. T h e  so urc e  als osaid the fundr ais er s were lin ke d to Austra lia.” Ia nM ackay  denie d to C NN that h er an the  Fac ebo ok page,say in g , “I on ce  b o ught t he d om ain na me onl y  and s old it.” Hours l ater, t he fa k e B lackLi ves Mat e r Fa cebook pag e was delet ed.

T oday , Fac ebook r ep ortedl y d ea ctivated a l l profile s ass ociated  w iththe  bogus  pag e and t he o nl ine  payments e rv i ce sh ave  sus pende dallactivityw ith theuse r s.

Fac eb ook d ecline d  t o “comment
 with_Joe Royle_and David Unsworth and_we are_working_with individuals_in_order to develop_them into position_where they can help_the first-team.

"We feel_very_strongly that there are seven players who could be in that position now so_it’s_just making_sure_they_are mentally right and that_they get enough opportunities in_football.

"You need_to have a bit of luck to get_an_opportunity as a_youngster but they are ready, there is no doubt_about that,” the Everton manager said._Talk about cultural_appropriation._What_many people believed to_be the main Facebook page for_Black Lives Matter is allegedly run_by a middle-age white man from Australia._The page has over 700,000 followers_on Facebook, which is nearly_twice as_many as the official Black_Lives Matter page._CNN.com reports_that the page_“was tied to online fundraisers that_brought in at_least $100,000 that supposedly went to_Black_Lives Matter causes_in_the_U.S. At_least some of_the_money, however,_was_transferred to Australian bank accounts, CNN_has_learned.”

Reportedly, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Patrisse_Cullors thought the page_was_a scam and contacted_Facebook months ago about removing_the page, but nothing was done._The page_links to_websites tied to a man named Ian Mackay, who is a_National Union of Workers official in_Australia. According to CNN,_“Mackay has_registered_dozens of websites,_many_on issues_tied to black rights. In April 2015,_Mackay registered_blackpowerfist.com. Mackay’s name, email address, phone_number and other details_appeared_in the registration records for the_site until July 2015, when the_website enabled a feature that_allows_site_owners to hide their identities_and contact information.” Other names like_BP Parker and_Steve Parks were linked to the page,_which_encouraged people to donate money.

CNN reports,_a_“source also familiar with some of_the_payments_processed told CNN that the_group had raised around $100,000 that_they were aware of. The source also said the_fundraisers were linked_to Australia.” Ian Mackay denied_to_CNN_that he ran the Facebook page, saying, “I once bought_the domain_name only and_sold it.” Hours later, the fake Black Lives Mater Facebook_page was deleted.

Today, Facebook reportedly deactivated all_profiles associated with the bogus page and the online payment services_have suspended all activity with the users.

Facebook declined_to “comment