Farhad Moshiri

Goat · May 12, 2016

1 things for sure.

It wont be rushed IMO, sure everybody wants the new man in ASAP, but realistically, we dont need a Manager until the players start pre-season training, which will be around 2-3 week after the end of the Euros.

bizzaro · May 12, 2016

The Esk said:
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

Its perhaps a good thing that Bill Kenwright's influence on proceedings is declining not maintaining. We want to win POTS.

Its not acceptable (and I'm NO KEIOC or BU or other type of forum lunatic) that Bill Kenwright's view on the world has to be Everton's view on the world.

Kenwright is a man of limited means. The days of Everton being of limited means are over!

neil999 · May 12, 2016

MoutsGoat said:
1 things for sure.

It wont be rushed IMO, sure everybody wants the new man in ASAP, but realistically, we dont need a Manager until the players start pre-season training, which will be around 2-3 week after the end of the Euros.

what about all the players with contracts running out? guess they will all be going..

Goat · May 12, 2016

neil999 said:
what about all the players with contracts running out? guess they will all be going..

God yes.

Any of them you wanna keep?

Yeah, thought not.

ToffeeDoug · May 12, 2016

MoutsGoat said:
1 things for sure.

It wont be rushed IMO, sure everybody wants the new man in ASAP, but realistically, we dont need a Manager until the players start pre-season training, which will be around 2-3 week after the end of the Euros.

Agreed, take the necessary amount of time to get the right man. No rush. The most urgent decision was eventually taken today, now we build the future.

Goat · May 12, 2016

ToffeeDoug said:
Agreed, take the necessary amount of time to get the right man. No rush. The most urgent decision was eventually taken today, now we build the future.

A week from now you just know that the whole place will be in meltdown if we havent appointed anybody.

Imagine peoples head will be rolling down the street if the transfer window opens and we dont have a manager.

jceverton · May 12, 2016

Shu Ren Dennis Ng said:
#JustHireEmery

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

I second that #JustHireEmery

BirkenheadBlue · May 12, 2016

The Esk said:
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

Jesus Esk mate... You don't make it easy not to get my hopes up.

And from previous experience, I know what happens when I do that with Everton... I get hurt :-(

jceverton · May 12, 2016

MoutsGoat said:
A week from now you just know that the whole place will be in meltdown if we havent appointed anybody.

Imagine peoples head will be rolling down the street if the transfer window opens and we dont have a manager.

Yeah but we'll have The Esk to keep us on an even keel

Efcjake · May 12, 2016

caught said:
I'm glad Nev sees we have plenty of 'honestly'.

MoutsGoat said:
God yes.

Any of them you wanna keep?

Yeah, thought not.

So glad he never pulled a Moyes and sneaked an Ossie contract renewal in before the door smacked his arse.

The Esk · May 12, 2016

BirkenheadBlue said:
Jesus Esk mate... You don't make it easy not to get my hopes up.

And from previous experience, I know what happens when I do that with Everton... I get hurt :-(

What's different this time mate is we have resources, and people who know how to run businesses - everything we have lacked for more than two decades.

GwladysBlue · May 12, 2016

MoutsGoat said:
1 things for sure.

It wont be rushed IMO, sure everybody wants the new man in ASAP, but realistically, we dont need a Manager until the players start pre-season training, which will be around 2-3 week after the end of the Euros.

Don't know about that, the earlier we have a manager in place the earlier he can inform the board of transfer targets, etc.

Goat · May 12, 2016

Efcjake said:
So glad he never pulled a Moyes and sneaked an Ossie contract renewal in before the door smacked his arse.

His gift to us was Niasse.

Moyes had the grace to leave us Stones, Martinez leaves us freaking Kone and McGeady.

SAKE

Lee Smith · May 12, 2016

MoutsGoat said:
A week from now you just know that the whole place will be in meltdown if we havent appointed anybody.

Imagine peoples head will be rolling down the street if the transfer window opens and we dont have a manager.

Whatever happens time scale wise, I just hope we have someone in place with enough time to get a decent pre-season in organised

evertonfootballclub · May 12, 2016

The Esk said:
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