Farhad Moshiri

[HalfTimeSayers]

I wonder if he'll boo ?

Entirely appropriate that he is here.

 

[Efcjake]

Was he not afraid for his life like the other board members?

 

[Robbo05]

Can we not just start a Just Giving page and have someone knock him off?

No need, sit back, relax

Uncle Uzzy has it all in hand

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Apparently he's been gagging for Soft noodle and a carton of curry from the Hot wok.

I don't harbour any ill feeling towards him at all,actually didn't mind seeing him Wednesday.

Rather the higher ups at the club showing a united front at this moment in time.

 

[trueblue84]

Apparently he's been gagging for Soft noodle and a carton of curry from the Hot wok.

I don't harbour any ill feeling towards him at all,actually didn't mind seeing him Wednesday.

Rather the higher ups at the club showing a united front at this moment in time.

To be fair, nobody stopped any board member from attending games. They chose to - very publicly - stop going.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

To be fair, nobody stopped any board member from attending games. They chose to - very publicly - stop going.

Quite indeed kind sir.

 

[BullensRoad]

I've always wondered, why did Usmanov/Moshiri want to buy us and get us successful albeit spending/wasting a fortune?

Was it in pettiness in spite of Stan Kroenke not willing to sell his shares to him?

 

[Exeter_Gently]

I've always wondered, why did Usmanov/Moshiri want to buy us and get us successful albeit spending/wasting a fortune?

Was it in pettiness in spite of Stan Kroenke not willing to sell his shares to him?

I think it was mate.

 

[Simon Buttle]

I think it was mate.

I do agree but what always gets me is that why not actually put a proper setup in place and then try and challenge Arsenal and make them look silly if you are that pissed off with them?

 

[Bedfordblue]

I've always wondered, why did Usmanov/Moshiri want to buy us and get us successful albeit spending/wasting a fortune?

Was it in pettiness in spite of Stan Kroenke not willing to sell his shares to him?

Probably equal parts that, perceived legitimacy, and washing a few millions of ill gotten filthy lucre.
That or they’re just a pair of super bloos

 

[MIKE85]

I've always wondered, why did Usmanov/Moshiri want to buy us and get us successful albeit spending/wasting a fortune?

Was it in pettiness in spite of Stan Kroenke not willing to sell his shares to him?

Maybe this has something to do with it. Maybe I don't know, I'm speculating

Liverpool ranked second in country for Russian owned property

City also comes near the top of the table for all overseas-owned buildings

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

 

[BullensRoad]

I do agree but what always gets me is that why not actually put a proper setup in place and then try and challenge Arsenal and make them look silly if you are that pissed off with them?

They tried to, Brands and the Russian fella who as highly regarded in the financial sector.

The latter explained in an interview that Kenwright disagreed with him wanted to make the club have a global presence. He resigned soon after.

Bill has his acolytes on the board," explains a former Everton insider.
"Sources reveal Ryazantsev's attempts to move the club forward while on the board were met by what was perceived as Kenwright intransigence.

'Sasha wanted to go from local to global, away from the image of the People's Club but felt he couldn't get Bill to agree,' Sportsmail is told."

 

[BullensRoad]

Was he not afraid for his life like the other board members?

Haha, did you ever see pics of him outside the ground? Has two massive body guards (think one of them sat behind him at the games), who I would guess would be carrying metal.

 

[Simon Buttle]

They tried to, Brands and the Russian fella who as highly regarded in the financial sector.

The latter explained in an interview that Kenwright disagreed with him wanted to make the club have a global presence. He resigned soon after.

Bill has his acolytes on the board," explains a former Everton insider.
"Sources reveal Ryazantsev's attempts to move the club forward while on the board were met by what was perceived as Kenwright intransigence.

'Sasha wanted to go from local to global, away from the image of the People's Club but felt he couldn't get Bill to agree,' Sportsmail is told."

Kinda their own fault for letting him have that much control, he should never have been blocking stuff like that.

 

[BullensRoad]

Kinda their own fault for letting him have that much control, he should never have been blocking stuff like that.

I think it's obvious the only reason he let us be sold to them was solely because he was able to have full control still.

It's such a shame that even after his passing we're still always going to look adversely to his tenure, despite all the genuinely nice things he did for those close to him and those he met.