Paul w
Player Valuation: £25m
It was mate,a joy to watch,all downhill after that though shame I had high hopes for Bobby.
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mkrudden
Player Valuation: £40m
Totally agree mate.
He had to go, sadly.
R934
Player Valuation: £1m
Honestly I'd be blaming Koeman, his call to allow the sale of Lukaku without having a replacement in the door first. If the past transfer windows happened under Kenwrights watch there'd be pitchforks round Goodison - you can see easily see why the 'sell-to-buy' debate rears it head.
Koeman states one thing, Moshiri had stated otherwise - as per Talksport Interview- and Walsh has also stated differently.
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https://talksport.com/football/farh...w-stadium-star-manager-ronald-koeman-and-more
On selling John Stones to Manchester City and summer recruitment:
“The boy wanted to go. [Roberto] Martinez had promised him that he would go the following year. I still didn’t let him go until the manager said he could go. At the end of the day, I do what the manager wants. (...) The manager had seven names, and four of those we got.
R934
Player Valuation: £1m
Personally I think he should have been sacked, but I do feel our players sold him short, and I think the fans turned rather quickly - especially given supposed lower expectations.
If you think about it now he was the only manager to demand top 4 -yes that was Kenwright's statement during his press conference- and tried to instill a winning mentality around the club: one example simply showcasing our past history around Finch Farm and leaving a blank canvas up in a nod to making your own.
Other managers have damped our ambitions, and Koeman oddly is doing the same. If you bother to read my past ramblings on this forum you may have seen me post this link a few times, but it's a fair summary of my views.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-fan-qa-roberto-martinez-11272823
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
It was Moshiri who stated we have a short window of opportunity to achieve something so if his sentiments mean anything, he must surely be seething at Koemans comments yesterday which in effect reduced the impact to date of Moshiri at Everton to zero.
Wherever fault lay for not bringing the extra signings in, at the absolute least, Moshiri needs to move heaven and earth to ensure we get those signings in early January.
Till then, if I were him I would be telling RK to pipe down and cease sulking in public which was also a trait of David Moyes and hardly something to take pride in replicating. Koeman would be speaking from a position of strength if he had delivered decent performances in these games at the least. He has not and his position must surely be weakened if Moshiri has any credibility about him at all in having a shred of ambition for us.
He should also be working on a short-list of successors as he'll need it if there isn't an immediate upturn in the next few games.
There has to be some tension between RK and Moshiri/Kenwright if we are to succeed. It's safe to say that there probably is now and Koemans ill-advised moan yesterday is a clear reflection of it.
Time for everyone to knuckle down and get some results now. If that doesn't happen things will spiral quickly out of control for Moshiri unless he is seen to be decisive.
Wherever fault lay for not bringing the extra signings in, at the absolute least, Moshiri needs to move heaven and earth to ensure we get those signings in early January.
Till then, if I were him I would be telling RK to pipe down and cease sulking in public which was also a trait of David Moyes and hardly something to take pride in replicating. Koeman would be speaking from a position of strength if he had delivered decent performances in these games at the least. He has not and his position must surely be weakened if Moshiri has any credibility about him at all in having a shred of ambition for us.
He should also be working on a short-list of successors as he'll need it if there isn't an immediate upturn in the next few games.
There has to be some tension between RK and Moshiri/Kenwright if we are to succeed. It's safe to say that there probably is now and Koemans ill-advised moan yesterday is a clear reflection of it.
Time for everyone to knuckle down and get some results now. If that doesn't happen things will spiral quickly out of control for Moshiri unless he is seen to be decisive.
It's time for Moshiri to stop the charade and admit publicly that he is sell to buy and that his sole focus is getting a stadium so he can sell the club on for enormous profit. When judged by the outcomes of his actions, he's not better than Kenwright. A full blown let down.
Aren't all business sell to buy? Isn't that how you stop going bankrupt?
In the real world yes of course.
Not in football where you get multi million pound TV AND commercial deals for merely existing. Our network spend is lower than under BK when seen proportionally against the relevant TV deals. Moshiri is onto a winner here. So many people still living in cuckoo land that he's our Abramovich
I'm not sure RK failing to bring a decent centre forward and centre back in the transfer window equalling Moshri being a total fraud !
I don't think anyone is comparing him to an Ambramovich style owner. However should be pertinent to know an owner like him, still sells players for big money. Mata, Oscar, Matic, David Luiz etc.
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I wouldn't have trusted Martinez to buy a sliced pan.
That's why he suits international football
No transfers and all phenomenal players.
I'm betting Belgium don't get out of their group in Russia.
The sooner people realise this, they'll start redirecting their frustrations re our transfer failings back to the same clowns who have always dealt with them, and still are.
That's their issue, because that was never the case. If people are cry arsing because he's not spending his personal fortune on Everton transfers then they need to climb right back into their hole.
People forget how poorly we were run, they see a new investor then automatically got their little, tiny sausages hard expecting us to go on a city style splurge.
He came here to stabilise the business, make it more commercially viable so we're not having 85% of our income operating the day to day runnings of the business due to extremely poor financial decisions of our previous board members
This...which takes us nicely up to the Watford game and the International Break
I fixed that typo for you.
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