carlos21
KING OF REP
Nice post Andy.
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4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Yeah but that's history, and has no baring on anything that has happened since the day Moshiri arrived, all the problems now are on Farhads watch, but people are trying to pin them on Bill, it's crazy.
Besides Bramley Moore hasnt exactly started being built, still time for that to not happen, I could understand bring up KD if BM was in progress but right now thats no more then drawings and plans aswell
AndyC
Player Valuation: £70m
Corrected that for you
AndyC
Player Valuation: £70m
As Chairman, he should be implementing the plans of the major shareholder, professionally delegating different aspects of the plan to the relevant directors and top line managers, setting the targets that have to be met and preferably exceeded, and continually demanding the absolute best from every single department, every single employee... in other words leading and directing the business forward with a continual goal to succeed and excel.
See our motto - NSNO.
Trouble is other than the stadium project, nobody has any real clue what the overall plan is, or even if there is an overall plan, from the majority shareholder.
So other than Brands whose role should be pretty well defined, and Sasha Ryazantsev who you would imagine is primarily tasked with securing the funding for BMD, the chairman and CEO are left to handle the running of the club on a day-to-day basis, and they don't seem to doing very much that makes any noticeable difference to the performance of the club.
Catfish Blues
Player Valuation: £15m
Actually, most of what you've said there should be the CEO's job and the Chair should be much more hands off, so your obvious frustration is understandable, but it's being directed at the wrong target.
Plainly Kenwright is involved more on a day to day than you'd expect a chair to be. The fault there lies with Moshiri for letting that happen. He's appointed Brands and Barratt-Baxendale and should let both of them get on with their jobs. It's fine for Kenwright to have his say, but he shouldn't be the decision maker.
Dublin blue 75
Player Valuation: £50m
Too much sentiment in the organisation. Hold people to account.
Benedict
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Surely there isn't enough hours in a day to be a Theatre Empresario, Film Director and Chairman of Everton.
BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
MrGrumpy
Player Valuation: £50m
He is, he the chairman
The main problem is simply that no one knows who does what.
Brands is meant to be in charge of ALL football matters but it doesn't seem so.
Kenwright’s still involved with transfers and obviously with picking the next manager which is why Moyes is linked.
We won 9 league titles but get classed as the same as West Ham and Newcastle.
Bill needs to go and a new chairman who see EVERTON as 9 times league champions and want to get a 10th instead of a chairman who see us as a mid table team who has ZERO ambition
Sentinel
Player Valuation: £8m
Why is he still at the club? Why would you buy a business and keep him on? His expertise, experience??? It's unfathomable, what is his track record? When it comes to leading a successful club. The only measure is trophies. And that famine speaks volumes.
His legacy is failure. He profited from a club he professes to love while during that time our stock has plummeted. My issue with him is not that he's made money from his involvement. My issue is that during his tenure, the standard of the club has dismally tanked.
From the beginning, he's brought nothing to the table but his own personal debt and friends who maintained his grip.
At this stage, the focus should be on the man who has the controlling interests. Instead, lamely we're told, Bill Kenwright touts Moyes, as well as sentimental signings, like Rooney. Why does Kenwright's name get factored consistently in the press? It's chaotic.
One man should run this business alone. Moshiri needs to grow a pair and step up and live and die by his own decisions.
His legacy is failure. He profited from a club he professes to love while during that time our stock has plummeted. My issue with him is not that he's made money from his involvement. My issue is that during his tenure, the standard of the club has dismally tanked.
From the beginning, he's brought nothing to the table but his own personal debt and friends who maintained his grip.
At this stage, the focus should be on the man who has the controlling interests. Instead, lamely we're told, Bill Kenwright touts Moyes, as well as sentimental signings, like Rooney. Why does Kenwright's name get factored consistently in the press? It's chaotic.
One man should run this business alone. Moshiri needs to grow a pair and step up and live and die by his own decisions.
His remaining on the board was no doubt one of the key terms of any takeover. That's the only explanation I can think of. I assume Mr Moshiri thought Bill would want to step aside for the good of the club, but it's clear he is still intent on sticking around and keeping his hands on the club, much to our detriment. Can't think of any other reason why he'd still be sticking around like a bad smell. Sooner he's gone, the better, but I think only bad health or, ultimately, his death, will see him part ways with us.
Sentinel
Player Valuation: £8m
I think you're right but when you're buying a stalling business would you want the ex owner hanging around like a stale fart. Or would you want to start fresh. Unless of course you didn't know what the hell you were doing.
Whether it be a vanity project or some conspiratorial means to capitalize on the dock project. Either way, Moshiri's reputation is damaged by his failure to appoint a competent structure. His association with the past regime is damaging.
How long have you worked at Everton to know the inner workings of the club??
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