Farhad Moshiri

[4737carlin]

You.
Are.
An.
Idiot.

It will sink in one of these days.

Until then. Keep on playing with your finger puppets blaming anyone and everyone for Evertons woes except your hero.

Nope, I'm spot on, and you know it.

Ignore how much we have declined over the last 6 years all you like, there's a current thread about the lowest you have felt as an Evertonian, most are pre and post his ownership.
Good owner for Everton.

 

[BNJ1878]

Nope, I'm spot on, and you know it.

Ignore how much we have declined over the last 6 years all you like, there's a current thread about the lowest you have felt as an Evertonian, most are pre and post his ownership.
Good owner for Everton.

No. You're not. So I don't.

PS...... Make your mind up..... Are they pre or post? Can't be both.

Idiot.

 

[MikeH72]

Every time I read a takeover rumour

 

[4737carlin]

No. You're not. So I don't.

PS...... Make your mind up..... Are they pre or post? Can't be both.

Idiot.

They can be both, many horrible moments in the moshiri era, many in the Johnson and before era, very few if any when Bill owned us

 

[jonnyboy316]

Glaziers relalise you need North of £20billion, more like £100billion to be at the Top, remain at the Top .Be in the top six regularly, top half for ever.
Even be allowed into the European Super League when it arrives.
It will when they work out how it can be set up keeping the integrity of competition.Relegation Promotion how ever that will work.Maybe a promotion, relegation based on one, two, even three seasons.
So Moshiri really should think about selling very soon.If Glaziers aint wealthy enough, Farhad certainly isnt.
Stay up first, what ever it requires in Jan.

I am pretty sure United have outspent City consistently for a number of years and have a higher wage bill. The reason they can’t compete is because their decision making off the field has been poor.

 

[golfyboy]

We spent loads and made poor decisions?????
Its suggested that a US company is a long way down the road of buying us.

Pie in the sky??I think Moshiri might have to give us up .He cant fund the Stadium and the club.

Hope so , also hope they have billions.But as importantly make good foitball decisions.

 

[BullensRoad]

Still in the prem but building a world class stadium in a world class location.

Improvement imo.

 

[4737carlin]

Still in the prem but building a world class stadium in a world class location.

Improvement imo.

Still in the prem, is that our ambition now?

 

[coyb420]

Still in the prem, is that our ambition now?

We've had our good times mate.

 

[Neiler]

https://www.[Publication is blacklisted]/everton-board-source-takeover/

If Moshiri sells does that wipe out the previous losses of the club? I dont think it does. When the Saudi's bought Newcastle it was reported that they could spend over £100m on transfers, but this was because Mike Ashley had spend very little in the previous 3 years.

So on the field a takeover wouldn't make much difference, we cant suddenly spend millions again. The best we can hope for is an off the field change, and retirement for Kenwright and some of the old ways thinking at board level. the completion of the stadium to a very high standard and some new sponsorship deals which can put money into the club through the stadium sponsorship and training ground sponsorship

Unfortunately not, but don’t worry it’s football insider, so prob jarg.

In a weird way not being able to spend may increase our attractiveness for investment, especially American investment, just invest hide behind FFP, sweat the asset, sell a few, worse case scenario we begin to break even (take a whlie) you will only have to invest 35 mill a season after break even, excluding profit.

 

[derek duvall]

Still in the prem but building a world class stadium in a world class location.

Improvement imo.

Ploughed hundreds of millions into the club and has made us worse on and off the pitch. Absolute shambles more like

 

[catcherintherye]

Unfortunately not, but don’t worry it’s football insider, so prob jarg.

In a weird way not being able to spend may increase our attractiveness for investment, especially American investment, just invest hide behind FFP, sweat the asset, sell a few, worse case scenario we begin to break even (take a whlie) you will only have to invest 35 mill a season after break even, excluding profit.

The debt owed to Moshiri may go though?

 

[johnjoeefc]

I think moshiri has done some good stuff and some bad. The worst thing was sacking allardyce as the club could have been fighting Europe instead of relegation right now.

 

[Neiler]

The debt owed to Moshiri may go though?

Most likely be baked into the sale mate, but could be one of the obstacles in any negotiation.

 

[catcherintherye]

With Man United and Liverpool up for sale, I would think it is highly unlikely we attract that make of owner.

Granted the Stadium will make us more attractive but still the commercial, branding and the state of what we are on the pitch leaves a lot to the imagination.

Our ship sailed when City owners over looked us.

The thing is, we are a very different propect to both of those clubs. We could be available for about 1 10th, maybe even 1 20th of the price. That tends to attract a different type of investor.

If you wsnt to spend big, but milk an asset, Liverpool and United are a good option.