Farhad Moshiri

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

  • Pleased

    Votes: 105 7.7%
  • Disappointed

    Votes: 1,251 92.3%

  • Total voters
    1,356
Why does everything have to be one man's fault, and you just have to choose which man you're booing?

This isn't just Moshiri or just Kenwright's fault.

Everton's problems run deeper than any one man.

100% agree there (although Kenwright is the main architect for the position we are in).

As of 2016 you can jointly blame all of the below for the mess we are in:

Owner
Board/Chairman
DOF's
Managers
Players
Fans
 

Funny reading social media as most of the same fans who hate on Moshiri none stop no doubt heckled the Blue Union and didnt say a peep or do anything whilst penniless boys pen Bill took the piss for over a decade of nil investment, 3 failed ground moves, selling a once in a generation talent to fend off the banks, lies about GP's safety certificate, DK debacle, shadow directors etc.

The mans trying, spent a lot of dough and is building us a fantastic new stadium show him some kin respect and give him a 2nd chance!!
This as the issue isn't about whether or not Moshiri has made mistakes, it is about whether or not he can learn from them along with the rest of our Board.
He was never going to make a statement in which he admitted to incompetence, nobody in that position would. The next few months will give an indication of how much, if at all, he has learnt from his mistakes.

In the meantime, I would expect all blues to keep an eye on matters even if that is accompanied by a healthy dose of cynicism.

The club does need some breathing space to hopefully regroup
 

Totally agree .

From board to managerial appointment, he HAS to get this right now . We are slowly slipping into the abyss .

I'm guessing with the £100m loan, it means that it gives us more wriggle room to play about in the transfer market? As it wouldn't affect FFP as it was income coming from outside ?
It's not a new loan, it's an existing loan owed to him that he converted to shares.
 

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