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Fantastic post and well agree with the idea in the first paragraph
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Fantastic post and well agree with the idea in the first paragraph
Cork Evertonian
Player Valuation: £50m
The whole Moshiri/Jim White chuckle brother act is getting very tiresome.I think he just loves the publicity.The club is in a crisis and here is the Mosh shooting his mouth off to Jim White yet again.A decent owner wouldn't be so open with the media imo.
Moshiri is a speculator. Our net spend approx 50 million, about 15 million more than Burnley. The Barkley debacle at the 11th hour of deadline day would have brought in 35 mil which would have put us approx equal spends as Burnley. So I dont understand how the `accountant` holding the purse strings could be so suprised that Burnley beat us at home and then issues a statement supporting the manager whom he let down by not getting the integral players in that the manager asked for ................ Koeman been sold a pup we are sell to buy That said he should be doing better ...............
Moshiri, like Trump, needs to be kept far, far, far away from any means of direct communication with the public. He seriously needs to be filtered/censored and basically socially managed.
Hopefully, somewhere behind the scenes, the board are sending a very strong message to the Koeman bros. Turn this around soon, or you're both biking a tandem back to the land of tulips!
Like I have said before in posts, sometimes the results do go as expected, sure, the bookies will tell you the odds, but there was no mention of the poor manner in which we approached and played those games. Just because the odds are against you, does not mean you give up.
Losing a game does not bother me as much as watching a team with no winning mentality, (and I utterly HATE it when we lose).
So far this season, I have seen absolutely no evidence of that ambition. If we fans demand it, then by the man's own words, so should the board.
Hopefully, somewhere behind the scenes, the board are sending a very strong message to the Koeman bros. Turn this around soon, or you're both biking a tandem back to the land of tulips!
Like I have said before in posts, sometimes the results do go as expected, sure, the bookies will tell you the odds, but there was no mention of the poor manner in which we approached and played those games. Just because the odds are against you, does not mean you give up.
Losing a game does not bother me as much as watching a team with no winning mentality, (and I utterly HATE it when we lose).
So far this season, I have seen absolutely no evidence of that ambition. If we fans demand it, then by the man's own words, so should the board.
Brownie
Player Valuation: £70m
For me the owner should only ever be heard from when there's a genuine crisis at the club, like potentially going out of business or similar. Personally commenting on speculation about transfers and the manager's position is invariably more trouble than it's worth.
He might of said it but it was not apparent on the field
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Absolutely mental isn't it.
As I said in the Moshiri thread the other day, communication is his major weakness, and he's just proved that in spades.
Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
You're right mate, we were absolutely muck in the 80's weren't we?
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
There is no need at all for Moshiri to be heard from concerning Everton matters. If he does wish to communicate, then some media is more appropriate than others.
I would have thought someone in his position wouldn't indulge Jim White at all, and if we had sufficiently professional people running communications at the club, it would be unnecessary for him to act as spokesman and he would easily be persuaded in seeing the benefits of not doing so.
Moshiri is Top Man at Everton. When he speaks or gives an interview and makes a hash of it, it can't be put down to a mere employee speaking out of turn or a player giving an interview on international break being lost in translation. It can't be rectified easily. His comments today probably do not cause huge damage as our exposure is limited, but it's another brick taken out of the wall for Everton. We lose credibility when our majority shareholder classifies matches into those we can win and those we cannot. That learned hopelessness seeps through the entire club.
If he wanted to talk to fans, then an appropriate forum would be a sit-down exclusive interview with one of the broadsheet football journalists. The time to do that was shortly after his arrival and its something that could have been vetted and edited in advance of publication, to ensure the right tone and content. Phone-in type interviews where he can be exposed and has to respond on his feet are totally inappropriate.
I am at a complete loss to understand whatever advice he has been given that Jim White is ok for this. Moshiri is royalty in Everton terms, and it belittles the stature of the club talking to a tabloid hack. I wouldn't have seen any bar to Moshiri revamping the communications department on his arrival, but sadly, he would appear to think it is unnecessary.
We still have a lot of good things to say about the club and much more positive interest could be generated. Seems like another lost opportunity at present.
I would have thought someone in his position wouldn't indulge Jim White at all, and if we had sufficiently professional people running communications at the club, it would be unnecessary for him to act as spokesman and he would easily be persuaded in seeing the benefits of not doing so.
Moshiri is Top Man at Everton. When he speaks or gives an interview and makes a hash of it, it can't be put down to a mere employee speaking out of turn or a player giving an interview on international break being lost in translation. It can't be rectified easily. His comments today probably do not cause huge damage as our exposure is limited, but it's another brick taken out of the wall for Everton. We lose credibility when our majority shareholder classifies matches into those we can win and those we cannot. That learned hopelessness seeps through the entire club.
If he wanted to talk to fans, then an appropriate forum would be a sit-down exclusive interview with one of the broadsheet football journalists. The time to do that was shortly after his arrival and its something that could have been vetted and edited in advance of publication, to ensure the right tone and content. Phone-in type interviews where he can be exposed and has to respond on his feet are totally inappropriate.
I am at a complete loss to understand whatever advice he has been given that Jim White is ok for this. Moshiri is royalty in Everton terms, and it belittles the stature of the club talking to a tabloid hack. I wouldn't have seen any bar to Moshiri revamping the communications department on his arrival, but sadly, he would appear to think it is unnecessary.
We still have a lot of good things to say about the club and much more positive interest could be generated. Seems like another lost opportunity at present.
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
A really poorly thought out statement from Moshiri.
The implication that we expect to lose against anyone in the top 4 just hammers home the point that we aren't capable of competing with them.
Playing the fatigue and injury card in October. Jesus. We have a relatively big squad, to the point where we had Rooney, Klassen, Lookman and Tom Davies on the bench on Sunday. This is no excuse.
I could forgive him for saying that, for example, the team still needs a bit of time to gel but they need to work hard to start turning it around very quickly, but this just wreaks of excuse making.
The implication that we expect to lose against anyone in the top 4 just hammers home the point that we aren't capable of competing with them.
Playing the fatigue and injury card in October. Jesus. We have a relatively big squad, to the point where we had Rooney, Klassen, Lookman and Tom Davies on the bench on Sunday. This is no excuse.
I could forgive him for saying that, for example, the team still needs a bit of time to gel but they need to work hard to start turning it around very quickly, but this just wreaks of excuse making.
Moshiri and Koeman should see this article first:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/10/02/everton-has-gone-wrong/
quite impressive
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/10/02/everton-has-gone-wrong/
quite impressive
Very good article missive out RKs clueless team selections!
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
I have a feeling Koeman wont be our manager when we play Brighton
Not based on his track record so far!
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