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bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Completely lost me on that
NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £70m
Not really that fussed over Usmanov, however, its common sense negotiating stance for him to state he is not interested in selling Arsenal interests, no-one ever agrees to bend over at first contact in aggressive share buy out.
BrendanGOT
Player Valuation: £30m
What? lol maybe I'm daft but you're gonna have to break that down for me
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
That hasn't occurred to me at all, what is your basis for saying it?
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
Kreonke offered to buy Usmanov's shares, Usmanov released a statement today confirming he doesn't want to sell to Kreonke, but was less adamant than usual that he will not sell to anyone and hinted at valuation.
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
Great theory, given neither of them had any say in the running of Arsenal as their stakeholding was inert.
Your posts give me eye aids
ham2
Player Valuation: £10m
Soz mate don't know yer from adam but you're a tit cheers pal
clearly there was a reason Moshiri never had any say in the running of Arsenal, he is a tit if you are in any doubt listen again to his Jim white interviews and the unexpected losses speech. however you keep telling yourself Alisher is coming!
hahaha internet warrior. soz? are you 6? fanx 4 ur msg lol
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Erm ....the reason Moshiri had no say in running Arsenal is because like Usmanov he was a minority shareholder and was not on the board. Imagine you had 1 share in Everton , it wouldn't give you the right to have a say in running the club(thank god). Complex stuff I know, but stick with it you'll get there(probably).
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
One thing I will say on all this is that if it ever came to pass (Usmanov here) then it would be an act of quite extraordinary loyalty and, pardon the soviet-era pun here, comradeship by Moshiri towards Usmanov. Not to mention a brilliant execution of strategy and business engineering to pull it off.
And that too, is what makes me skeptical. I don't see Usmanov coming to knock his trusted friend and advisor off his perch here. Moshiri would be back in the mould of Usmanov's fixer and lackey. The man must surely have his own professional pride and independent ambition.
Aside from the obvious impact on Everton, it is interesting if not fanciful to speculate. Usmanov buys in and what then? Moshiri tells Jim White it was an offer too good to refuse? He becomes Chairman I assume and finally the mass purge begins at GP/FF to strains of Farhad's laughter. At least we would be rid of Boys Pen Bill and Suntan Bob.
Dreams dreams dreams.
And that too, is what makes me skeptical. I don't see Usmanov coming to knock his trusted friend and advisor off his perch here. Moshiri would be back in the mould of Usmanov's fixer and lackey. The man must surely have his own professional pride and independent ambition.
Aside from the obvious impact on Everton, it is interesting if not fanciful to speculate. Usmanov buys in and what then? Moshiri tells Jim White it was an offer too good to refuse? He becomes Chairman I assume and finally the mass purge begins at GP/FF to strains of Farhad's laughter. At least we would be rid of Boys Pen Bill and Suntan Bob.
Dreams dreams dreams.
Bob Elstone
Player Valuation: £35m
If Usmanov comes to Everton it wont be 'to knock his trusted friend and advisor off his perch.' It would have been the strategy all along and no doubt involved Moshiri and the stadium/Liverpool waters incentive.
These two are close partners, they will have discussed the Everton opportunity and plans for Usmanov (if any).
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