Farhad Moshiri

7+ Years On... Your Verdict On Farhad Moshiri

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Moshiri is a brainbox, he has the full list of urgent things that need doing, in his head and in the right order and he is on every one of them, ticking them off and planning the rest.
 


When Man City was bourght by Mansour in August 08- in his first season in charge, the transfers was of a similar supposed budget Moshiri has in place:

FROM FEE DATE
Jo CSKA Mosc. £18,000,000 02 Jul, 2008
Tal Ben-Haim Chelsea Signed 30 Jul, 2008
Vincent Kompany Hamburg £6,000,000 22 Aug, 2008
Shaun Wright-Phillips Chelsea £9,000,000 28 Aug, 2008
Glauber Berti Nuremberg Free 31 Aug, 2008
Pablo Zabaleta Espanyol £6,450,000 31 Aug, 2008
Robinho Real Madrid £32,500,000 01 Sep, 2008
Wayne Bridge Chelsea £12,000,000 03 Jan, 2009
Craig Bellamy West Ham £14,000,000 19 Jan, 2009
Nigel de Jong Hamburg £18,000,000 21 Jan, 2009
Shay Given Newcastle £5,900,000 01 Feb, 2009

Total: £121,850,000

In the space of a few years they were competing- would we attract players of this quality
 
Toffee222 said:
When Man City was bourght by Mansour in August 08- in his first season in charge, the transfers was of a similar supposed budget Moshiri has in place:

FROM FEE DATE
Jo CSKA Mosc. £18,000,000 02 Jul, 2008
Tal Ben-Haim Chelsea Signed 30 Jul, 2008
Vincent Kompany Hamburg £6,000,000 22 Aug, 2008
Shaun Wright-Phillips Chelsea £9,000,000 28 Aug, 2008
Glauber Berti Nuremberg Free 31 Aug, 2008
Pablo Zabaleta Espanyol £6,450,000 31 Aug, 2008
Robinho Real Madrid £32,500,000 01 Sep, 2008
Wayne Bridge Chelsea £12,000,000 03 Jan, 2009
Craig Bellamy West Ham £14,000,000 19 Jan, 2009
Nigel de Jong Hamburg £18,000,000 21 Jan, 2009
Shay Given Newcastle £5,900,000 01 Feb, 2009

Total: £121,850,000
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Some decent signings there

Zab, Kompany, Bellamy, Given, De Jong and Robinho
 
brieverton said:
As someone with no expertise in football business it certainly seems to me that Moshiri alone will not be able to finance us to the level we need to compete with the elite.

We will be a hugely more attractive proposition for additional investment if we can win silverware, grow commercially and get a new stadium, which is effectively the mandate Moshiri has already given himself.

In one sense the amateur and short-sighted way the club has been run for 25+ years at least means that our potential for growth and development must surely rank amongst the best in the Premier League. We are almost starting from a blank canvas but with great history and a terrific fan base behind us in the richest league in the world.

I would like to see Moshiri here for a very very long time.This is his project, hopefully his passion now, and if we can benefit in future from additional outside investment, we would get the best of both worlds.

Surely if Usmanov wanted to invest in Everton, both he and Moshiri could have disposed of their Arsenal shareholding simultaneously?

I would welcome anyone coming on board to work with Moshiri, be it through taking a stake or anyone he can attract to joining the board or become part of the executive management.

We are ripe for significant improvement on all levels and before Martinez wreaked havoc, managed to stay in the top six on meagre resources with no stated ambition.

We have committed, forward-looking, and ambitious leadership now. We can and should be able to do much,much better now.
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Moshiri sold his shares to Usmanov, now consider who would have purchased the Arsenal shares of both bearing in mind it would not have got a place on their board or been able to exert any influence. Which is what Usmanov is finding.
 

Toffee222 said:
When Man City was bourght by Mansour in August 08- in his first season in charge, the transfers was of a similar supposed budget Moshiri has in place:

FROM FEE DATE
Jo CSKA Mosc. £18,000,000 02 Jul, 2008
Tal Ben-Haim Chelsea Signed 30 Jul, 2008
Vincent Kompany Hamburg £6,000,000 22 Aug, 2008
Shaun Wright-Phillips Chelsea £9,000,000 28 Aug, 2008
Glauber Berti Nuremberg Free 31 Aug, 2008
Pablo Zabaleta Espanyol £6,450,000 31 Aug, 2008
Robinho Real Madrid £32,500,000 01 Sep, 2008
Wayne Bridge Chelsea £12,000,000 03 Jan, 2009
Craig Bellamy West Ham £14,000,000 19 Jan, 2009
Nigel de Jong Hamburg £18,000,000 21 Jan, 2009
Shay Given Newcastle £5,900,000 01 Feb, 2009

Total: £121,850,000

In the space of a few years they were competing- would we attract players of this quality
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Jo, I've heard that name before, ummm.....:dodgy:
 
MoutsGoat said:
@micknick, can I have an Ip check here.

You do know that City didnt have FFP rules to contend with? And currently destroy our turnover.

Stop comparing us to City.
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First comparision to city, all I trying to say is that ino a lot of money has been spent and the success wasn't instant-we mustn't just spend it all on unneeded players
 
forster is howards replacement
mane is Osmans replacement
wanyama can be a quality cover for Barry as he is 36
VVD is a solid CB with potential and with stones/mori linked with moves- he could be a reolacement
MoutsGoat said:
And there you are saying we should buy unneeded players from Southampton.
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Toffee222 said:
First comparision to city, all I trying to say is that ino a lot of money has been spent and the success wasn't instant-we mustn't just spend it all on unneeded players
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True of any manager at any club. Koeman has been made aware he is part of a project. We are not trying to reach the promised land in one transfer window.
 

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