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[DanB90]

The Esk expects Farhad Moshiri or anyone to make an announcement on the Everton takeover post Monday, 20 May, after the end of the season.

I also expect there to be an announcement about the takeover post Monday, 20 May.

Sometime between then and the end of time, we’ll definitely hear something.

You can take that to the bank.

 

[matty1878]

bump

 

[kev]

bump

'sup Matty? Are you running out of things to worry about? lol

 

[Toffeelover]

Read that in Yoda's voice my son.

God bless.

Not sure how his voice sounds, happen you know so you read it !

 

[matty1878]

'sup Matty? Are you running out of things to worry about? lol

i am lol

oh wait we play at 4!

 

[BullensRoad]

The Esk expects Farhad Moshiri or anyone to make an announcement on the Everton takeover post Monday, 20 May, after the end of the season.

You’re seriously quoting that grifter?

Are you ok?

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Can we get back to more important things...like worrying about this?

 

[ForeverEverton]

 

[Eggs]

….found this thread relegated to page 2, seems like we’re all totally fed up with it. I just hope this farce doesn’t push Dyche out.

 

[GoldenToffee]

….found this thread relegated to page 2, seems like we’re all totally fed up with it. I just hope this farce doesn’t push Dyche out.

Dyche loves it! He gets a huge relegation bonus every year as we enter each season looking like a train wreck that deserves to go down. If we lose our best players, as expected, he'll once again be deemed a miracle worker if he's able to guide us to safety. I bet if you include his bonus he's amongst the best paid managers in Europe.

 

[Eggs]

Dyche loves it! He gets a huge relegation bonus every year as we enter each season looking like a train wreck that deserves to go down. If we lose our best players, as expected, he'll once again be deemed a miracle worker if he's able to guide us to safety. I bet if you include his bonus he's amongst the best paid managers in Europe.

…I wouldn’t doubt he’s very well paid but I very much doubt ‘he loves’ the situation he’s having to manage in. In one interview yesterday he reflected being proud of himself for his performance this season.

I understand he’s been doing lots of work out his managerial scope to keep the club going but you can only give that level of commitment for so long if he’s being led a merry dance by Moshiri and there’s no light at the end of the tunnel, especially if he loses the mainstays of his squad.

He’s the clubs greatest asset.

 

[Bob Elstone]

Dyche has done a good job but I’m not losing sleep that he might walk away from the biggest job he’ll ever have in his lifetime.

 

[CielosGrises]

Dyche has done a good job but I’m not losing sleep that he might walk away from the biggest job he’ll ever have in his lifetime.

He certainly has a big job to do.

I'm not sure it's the one he'd rather have.

I hope he stays for a while - but the most important thing is the new owners.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

…I wouldn’t doubt he’s very well paid but I very much doubt ‘he loves’ the situation he’s having to manage in. In one interview yesterday he reflected being proud of himself for his performance this season.

I understand he’s been doing lots of work out his managerial scope to keep the club going but you can only give that level of commitment for so long if he’s being led a merry dance by Moshiri and there’s no light at the end of the tunnel, especially if he loses the mainstays of his squad.

He’s the clubs greatest asset.

Not even close.
The supporters are the clubs only asset.
The rest are just mercenaries passing through .

 

[Gardocki]

Dyche has done a good job but I’m not losing sleep that he might walk away from the biggest job he’ll ever have in his lifetime.

He's exactly the type of manager we need at the moment given what we've had to deal with. He's done a fantastic job. It baffles me that some fans look at our financial situation and our squad and think we could be doing better without him.