Farhad Moshiri

[Blue Cheese]

You're such a div

sorry couldn't resist lol

 

[paulbefc]

Great. Bit later than we may have liked, but it's done now. Well in, Farhad.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Thank you Moshy

 

[bizzaro]

@The Esk just want to say thanks Moshiri. Utter relief here and hope to see some progress.

Thanks to Martinez for his time at the club but it just was not working. I hope he appreciates that Everton being a club as big as it is needs to see success and results have not been acceptable really.

No hard feelings against the man.

 

[madkiwi]

Just to be the first ...

Why haven't you signed a new manager yet, sir?

 

[Sennott Street]

Have their been any official statements from Mr Moshiri about his vision for Everton's youth policy? Nothing turned up on Google.

 

[Steve Wigan]

Have their been any official statements from Mr Moshiri about his vision for Everton's youth policy? Nothing turned up on Google.

..as soon as the seasons over, he's selling Everton to Arsenal.....

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

sorry couldn't resist lol

I'm shocked and aroused at the same time

 

[D410]

Cmon Moshiri lad..do the right thing and aim high
Forget the Koemans of this world and bring in a proven winner.

 

[ToffeeDoug]

He's extracted his veritable finger and the lad is well and truly up and running!

 

[Shu Ren Dennis Ng]

It's not going to make a bit of difference to someone who's obviously not embarrassed in the slightest, pulling this nonsense in front of people who have dedicated pretty much their entire lives to the club. These gentleman paved the way for them to make their asinine wages.

That's why I said "losing" not "heavy losses". If your paycheck is tied to your performance, you will shape up or ship out.

 

[The Esk]

Just referring back to the decision today to release Martinez - it's the clearest indication yet of the shift of power between the old guard and the new. I can't emphasise that enough.

It was a rather strange set of circumstances, but without Moshiri/Ryazantsev's leadership would never have happened. RM may be a nice guy, but he's tough and was well advised. Sometime soon perhaps we can go into more detail of what happened.

However the most important thing is that now Moshiri has a blank canvas - he can choose his manager, his manager can choose who he keeps and who goes, and how he spends the transfer funds provided by Moshiri this summer.

At the time of the AGM just 6 months ago we had a failing manager and a failing board with no alternative business plan or access to capital.

That's all changed, first actions witnessed today. It's going to be a summer like none we have ever experienced - enjoy

 

[Shu Ren Dennis Ng]

That's all changed, first actions witnessed today. It's going to be a summer like none we have ever experienced - enjoy

#JustHireEmery

(I hope we're still at the shopping for manager stage)

 

[ToffeeDoug]

Just referring back to the decision today to release Martinez - it's the clearest indication yet of the shift of power between the old guard and the new. I can't emphasise that enough.

It was a rather strange set of circumstances, but without Moshiri/Ryazantsev's leadership would never have happened. RM may be a nice guy, but he's tough and was well advised. Sometime soon perhaps we can go into more detail of what happened.

However the most important thing is that now Moshiri has a blank canvas - he can choose his manager, his manager can choose who he keeps and who goes, and how he spends the transfer funds provided by Moshiri this summer.

At the time of the AGM just 6 months ago we had a failing manager and a failing board with no alternative business plan or access to capital.

That's all changed, first actions witnessed today. It's going to be a summer like none we have ever experienced - enjoy

Cracking post. Reading it correctly the forces of conservatism were for keeping RM? Will they now consider their positions, step down gracefully etc?

 

[jinkyali]

Just referring back to the decision today to release Martinez - it's the clearest indication yet of the shift of power between the old guard and the new. I can't emphasise that enough.

It was a rather strange set of circumstances, but without Moshiri/Ryazantsev's leadership would never have happened. RM may be a nice guy, but he's tough and was well advised. Sometime soon perhaps we can go into more detail of what happened.

However the most important thing is that now Moshiri has a blank canvas - he can choose his manager, his manager can choose who he keeps and who goes, and how he spends the transfer funds provided by Moshiri this summer.

At the time of the AGM just 6 months ago we had a failing manager and a failing board with no alternative business plan or access to capital.

That's all changed, first actions witnessed today. It's going to be a summer like none we have ever experienced - enjoy

This Ryazantsev guy? Any impressions on him?