Zatara
Player Valuation: £90m
Id be amazed if we sold Richarlison for £60-70mil...'plus' would make sense...if its PSG then 'plus' should be £90-100mil.
Id be amazed if we sold Richarlison for £60-70mil...'plus' would make sense...if its PSG then 'plus' should be £90-100mil.
Imagine what dross Benitez and Brands could bring in with £90million in January
NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £60m
Mourishi wasn't even at the game Wednesday night and instead hung the three other clowns out to dry to take the abuse after the game. Was probably having a cosy time in Monaco on his yacht with his best buddy Usmanov.
An owner Moshiri texting into Talksport saying that Rafael will be given more time... Embarrassing ... This knob prefers to use text to Jim White at Talksport to get his messages across rather than use official Everton channels directly to us fans!
Not good scene's at Goodison during or after the game Wednesday night with a lot of anger and frustration directed at the board. Fan run onto the pitch challenging the players which Gordon seemed to handle very well.
With the fixtures building up to Christmas, reckon we will see similar escalating scenes to what went on at West Ham a few seasons back.
A completely mismanaged football club from the top and its the top that sign off on all decisions below.
An owner Moshiri texting into Talksport saying that Rafael will be given more time... Embarrassing ... This knob prefers to use text to Jim White at Talksport to get his messages across rather than use official Everton channels directly to us fans!
Not good scene's at Goodison during or after the game Wednesday night with a lot of anger and frustration directed at the board. Fan run onto the pitch challenging the players which Gordon seemed to handle very well.
With the fixtures building up to Christmas, reckon we will see similar escalating scenes to what went on at West Ham a few seasons back.
A completely mismanaged football club from the top and its the top that sign off on all decisions below.
h8kurdt
Player Valuation: £1m
Juat read a great interview with Graham Potter in the guardian. Asked why he didn't spend the Ben White money on a new striker he says that it's not as easy as just throwing money at a player. He goes on to say-
“You’ve always got to provide a reason why players would come and play for your football club,” Potter says. “And if it’s just finances, then we’ll hit our ceiling, because 95% of the league’s determined by finance.
“So you have to provide something else: an identity, a style that players can identify with. Tariq Lamptey, Rob Sánchez, Jakub Moder, Leo Trossard: they’re getting opportunities to develop their careers, improve their own situation. And then if we’re going to go down that path, we need our supporters to really be on board with that.”
And therein is a massive problem for Everton. We can't say there's a style of football that will attract a certain player. We can't say with a straight face that young players will get opportunities to play thannif they went elsewhere. So what are we left with? "Here's a big wodge of money each week. Please play well." And that's why we're in the financial mess we're in now.
I know people on here have said they want Potter as manager but it'd only end in tears. Fans have absolutely zero patience and will call him stubborn for not resorting to hoof ball at the first pickle of a situation. Then soon enough will be calling for his neck.
Full interview here
www.theguardian.com
“You’ve always got to provide a reason why players would come and play for your football club,” Potter says. “And if it’s just finances, then we’ll hit our ceiling, because 95% of the league’s determined by finance.
“So you have to provide something else: an identity, a style that players can identify with. Tariq Lamptey, Rob Sánchez, Jakub Moder, Leo Trossard: they’re getting opportunities to develop their careers, improve their own situation. And then if we’re going to go down that path, we need our supporters to really be on board with that.”
And therein is a massive problem for Everton. We can't say there's a style of football that will attract a certain player. We can't say with a straight face that young players will get opportunities to play thannif they went elsewhere. So what are we left with? "Here's a big wodge of money each week. Please play well." And that's why we're in the financial mess we're in now.
I know people on here have said they want Potter as manager but it'd only end in tears. Fans have absolutely zero patience and will call him stubborn for not resorting to hoof ball at the first pickle of a situation. Then soon enough will be calling for his neck.
Full interview here
Graham Potter: ‘My friends don’t care about the Premier League – about this nonsense’
Brighton’s manager discusses fans booing, the dehumanisation of coaches and how he has learned to deal with self-doubt
The club needs to reorganise and compartmentalise - the football side left to football people, finance left to finance people, marketing and publicity to...you get the gist. I think there are too many stooges within the club trying to do too many things but ultimately feathering their own beds by telling Moshiri what he wants to hear. Essentially lip service.
If he - Moshiri - wants to be the owner of a successful club/business then he needs to start running it like one and take his lead from other worldwide brands by seeing how they operate. He is the major shareholder so he ought to have the veto on who is and is not on the board and what they bring to the table. He needs to be dispassionate and remove those who, whilst professing to be life long Blues, are blinded by their love of the club but incapable of running it.
Gone are the days when supporters made up Boards of Directors - the game is now an industry and Moshiri needs to now run the club, accordingly, rather than as a plaything.
It's time for a cull and a night of the long knives.
If he - Moshiri - wants to be the owner of a successful club/business then he needs to start running it like one and take his lead from other worldwide brands by seeing how they operate. He is the major shareholder so he ought to have the veto on who is and is not on the board and what they bring to the table. He needs to be dispassionate and remove those who, whilst professing to be life long Blues, are blinded by their love of the club but incapable of running it.
Gone are the days when supporters made up Boards of Directors - the game is now an industry and Moshiri needs to now run the club, accordingly, rather than as a plaything.
It's time for a cull and a night of the long knives.
he'd be a great choice but he wont leave to take over this messJuat read a great interview with Graham Potter in the guardian. Asked why he didn't spend the Ben White money on a new striker he says that it's not as easy as just throwing money at a player. He goes on to say-
“You’ve always got to provide a reason why players would come and play for your football club,” Potter says. “And if it’s just finances, then we’ll hit our ceiling, because 95% of the league’s determined by finance.
“So you have to provide something else: an identity, a style that players can identify with. Tariq Lamptey, Rob Sánchez, Jakub Moder, Leo Trossard: they’re getting opportunities to develop their careers, improve their own situation. And then if we’re going to go down that path, we need our supporters to really be on board with that.”
And therein is a massive problem for Everton. We can't say there's a style of football that will attract a certain player. We can't say with a straight face that young players will get opportunities to play thannif they went elsewhere. So what are we left with? "Here's a big wodge of money each week. Please play well." And that's why we're in the financial mess we're in now.
I know people on here have said they want Potter as manager but it'd only end in tears. Fans have absolutely zero patience and will call him stubborn for not resorting to hoof ball at the first pickle of a situation. Then soon enough will be calling for his neck.
Full interview here
Graham Potter: ‘My friends don’t care about the Premier League – about this nonsense’
Brighton’s manager discusses fans booing, the dehumanisation of coaches and how he has learned to deal with self-doubt
ForeverEverton
Player Valuation: £40m
https://www.[Publication is blackli...rious-after-surprising-moshiri-reveal-pundit/
Moshiri out
He has turned us into a bigger laughing stock than we were before he took over which I didn't think was possible.
It's an absolute circus this club.
It's an absolute circus this club.
But finish your multi-million pound stadium first will ye.
We can get rid of him if we try hard enough lads.
