Farhad Moshiri

[fremad]

If you buy a club tell every one you want to make it great Again. Buy a new goalie and a defensive midfielder from the championship and sell the biggest young talent the club have had for 10 years you deserve people ask questions about your real intentions.

Furthermore you must expect people to ask questions if you spend the profit from the sale of the biggest defensive talent since Rio Ferdinand on a two year contract for Ashley Williams and Bolasie who is a lower League player with a decent season for Palace...

After Barnsley got their share, agents fees etc that is what the Stones Money will bring us

 

[roydo]

Wow, that is a stretch. There is no evidence of that whatsoever. Calling out people for wild theories and then chucking one of your own in, in the very same post, is some going.

Dont think its a wild theory. It has a certain logic to it. We now know he was chatting to Bill 18 months before he turned up, so he knew enough about our commercial "deals", wage levels, and the new rules re SSTC/TV money.

Why would he think its a good idea to sell a valuable player then, when he knew he would NEED to sell one this summer?

 

[Lewis09]

I think he should do the decent thing and put the club up for sale. It just hasn't worked out.

 

[roydo]

You have not a fragment more insight into what's going on at an executive level at Everton than me so please spare me your patronising responses.

Thats far enough, and sorry, didnt mean to sound patronising. But, the reason for selling Stones was nothing to do with generating cash for transfer fees.

 

[windymiller]

So what is more likely, what @roydo posted or that we're selling Lukaku alongside Stones and spending less than half what we got for them?

People need to get a grip.

Let's look at what has happened so far.

Out

Stones £47.5M

In

Stekelenberg nominal
Gueye £7.1M
Williams (maybe) £12M

Which argument currently has the best real evidence? Not ITK bluster?

 

[royalblue66]

I think he should do the decent thing and put the club up for sale. It just hasn't worked out.

Of course he should.

 

[windymiller]

Dont think its a wild theory. It has a certain logic to it. We now know he was chatting to Bill 18 months before he turned up, so he knew enough about our commercial "deals", wage levels, and the new rules re SSTC/TV money.

Why would he think its a good idea to sell a valuable player then, when he knew he would NEED to sell one this summer?

Only if we intend to raise wages by more than £7M, I'm not sure we are going to do that anymore.

 

[orly]

I think he should do the decent thing and put the club up for sale. It just hasn't worked out.

You're doing really well here Lewis.

Not at all butters.

 

[roydo]

currently

Correct.

 

[ilikecheese]

Let's look at what has happened so far.

Out

Stones £47.5M

In

Stekelenberg nominal
Gueye £7.1M
Williams (maybe) £12M

Which argument currently has the best real evidence? Not ITK bluster?

Why even try to make a final summation when the trial has three weeks left?

 

[RomEFCRom]

The problem is that a lot of people got carried away with we were going to sign this manager, this world class player, spend loads of money, basically be the new Man City when that was never going to happen. Pretty sure that was never promised either

 

[The Blue Watch]

Let's look at what has happened so far.

Out

Stones £47.5M

In

Stekelenberg nominal
Gueye £7.1M
Williams (maybe) £12M

Which argument currently has the best real evidence? Not ITK bluster?

If you believe we're signing no one else then I guess you're right. Add Bolasie to the IN list (regardless of whether you think it's a good buy or not), and that's the Stones money pretty much gone already.

I guess we'll have to wait and see who was right in a couple of weeks.

 

[Lewis09]

You're doing really well here Lewis.

Not at all butters.

Long time lurker, first time poster mate.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

I think he should do the decent thing and put the club up for sale. It just hasn't worked out.

Poor effort.

You're going to need a bigger boat...........

 

[fremad]

The problem is that a lot of people got carried away with we were going to sign this manager, this world class player, spend loads of money, basically be the new Man City when that was never going to happen. Pretty sure that was never promised either

We know we are not "New City".. problem is we are turning into a new Sunderland under Roy Keane wasting 80m on average players

I bet you Barkley and Lukaku will have a good talk with their agents in the next couple of days and it will not be about signing a new contract...