Farhad Moshiri

[jinkyali]

...where's the contradiction?

You want a transformational guy who will throw millions at it yet moan he's currently saddling the club with debt.


Now tell me how he could be the transformational owner you crave without building up a debt owed by the club. All at the same time as being compliant with FFP.

 

[mahermi1]

You want a transformational guy who will throw millions at it yet moan he's currently saddling the club with debt.


Now tell me how he could be the transformational owner you crave without building up a debt owed by the club. All at the same time as being compliant with FFP.

He can't all be will do is move the goalposts again.

 

[bullybeef]

Just seen me uncle bill leaving me mums this morning (he’s always up and at em early is Bill). Anyway he reckons Usmanov is helping Moshiri financially at Everton... on the quiet like. Much like me uncle bill and me mum... uncle Bill is always bunging me mum a few quid before he leaves in the morning... just not as much lol

 

[brieverton]

We have to be careful in suggesting that we are on the cusp of a breakthrough here.

There are certainly holes in the top six that we can potentially fill and I think we should be upbeat, but standards and expectations have fallen to such a degree that it really doesn't take much at all to generate what even in the recent past have proven to be wildly optimistic expectations.

We need to execute a practically faultless transfer window within the next six weeks as will be the case over the next three or four windows to come. This is in the context of prudency rather than profligacy being the watchword with resources and if we ever progress with BMD.

There is practically no room for error and whilst it seems more encouraging that past mistakes won't be repeated, the task is enormous. We are only as strong as the weakest link in the chain and there are a lot of weak links, on field and off.

 

[wba83]

You want a transformational guy who will throw millions at it yet moan he's currently saddling the club with debt.


Now tell me how he could be the transformational owner you crave without building up a debt owed by the club. All at the same time as being compliant with FFP.

Pretty much nailed it on the head here . Awaits davek reply

 

[davek]

Tell me Dave how many multi billionaires were there in football, in them days. If that's all that you want, maybe your supporting the wrong team. Only Chelsea, PSG and Man City fit your criteria.

You think Chelsea and City fans didn't want that? Their clubs were (respectively) off the pace / well off the pace of major trophies before they got their investment.

We got another Kenwright, essentially. Because if you cant take a club by the scruff of the neck and propel it into the elite then you just have another time waster on your hands. And that is exactly what Moshiri is....as you'll find out when this stadium scheme goes tits up.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

He's spent that on shares and owning club debt....that will be paid back to him. There's no comparison with what happened at Chelsea and City where the squad saw transformative investment.

"He's the owner you were describing".

I wish.

He's literally doing the exact same thing. So it's just he's not spending enough. That's fine as an opinion, but hope the other fans in the PL are just as pissed at their owners.

 

[davek]

You want a transformational guy who will throw millions at it yet moan he's currently saddling the club with debt.


Now tell me how he could be the transformational owner you crave without building up a debt owed by the club. All at the same time as being compliant with FFP.

No, I wouldn't. And I've explained above why that wouldn't be the case.

Moshiri = was never our solution. Never. Not enough clout to be that. He;'s here as Kenwright, Gregg and Earl before him were: to see if someone can pay for and build a stadium for him. That's the nub of the situation. He hasn't got the wherewithal, the plan, or the will to get us from where we are to where we need to be.

You and everyone else on here KNOWS it.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

We have to be careful in suggesting that we are on the cusp of a breakthrough here.

There are certainly holes in the top six that we can potentially fill and I think we should be upbeat, but standards and expectations have fallen to such a degree that it really doesn't take much at all to generate what even in the recent past have proven to be wildly optimistic expectations.

We need to execute a practically faultless transfer window within the next six weeks as will be the case over the next three or four windows to come. This is in the context of prudency rather than profligacy being the watchword with resources and if we ever progress with BMD.

There is practically no room for error and whilst it seems more encouraging that past mistakes won't be repeated, the task is enormous. We are only as strong as the weakest link in the chain and there are a lot of weak links, on field and off.

I'm with you here. Some point to the end of last season's form as a sign. True, but the player gaps are still big. The top 6 have to screw up basically.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

No, I wouldn't. And I've explained above why that wouldn't be the case.

Moshiri = was never our solution. Never. Not enough clout to be that. He;'s here as Kenwright, Gregg and Earl before him were: to see if someone can pay for and build a stadium for him. That's the nub of the situation. He hasn't got the wherewithal, the plan, or the will to get us from where we are to where we need to be.

You and everyone else on here KNOWS it.

Now it's the plan. All fair opinions, but you are over the place, man.

 

[davek]

He's literally doing the exact same thing. So it's just he's not spending enough. That's fine as an opinion, but hope the other fans in the PL are just as pissed at their owners.

It's not an opinion. It's a fact - or maybe you think the spending we've seen is enough to get us into the elite and lift off?

 

[mahermi1]

No, I wouldn't. And I've explained above why that wouldn't be the case.

Moshiri = was never our solution. Never. Not enough clout to be that. He;'s here as Kenwright, Gregg and Earl before him were: to see if someone can pay for and build a stadium for him. That's the nub of the situation. He hasn't got the wherewithal, the plan, or the will to get us from where we are to where we need to be.

You and everyone else on here KNOWS it.

We don't know it at all Dave, name me an owner, a football club owner, who has bought their new ground themselves.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

It's not an opinion. It's a fact - or maybe you think the spending we've seen is enough to get us into the elite and lift off?

If well spent, net spend of 75M a year, maybe. It would have to be very wisely invested and a lot would have to go right. Possible. But it would several years.

 

[Mrtallywacker]

You know who you are........

Psalm 52:2
Your tongue plots destruction, like a sharp razor, you worker of deceit.

 

[GwladysBlue]

It's not an opinion. It's a fact - or maybe you think the spending we've seen is enough to get us into the elite and lift off?

Fighting for 7th is enough for some now. They’re content.