Farhad Moshiri

[AndyC]

The season is over, the future role of fans and the involvement of Farhad Moshiri

There is a thought process that says there is never a good time to ask difficult questions. There’s always a reason to postpone addressing the issues causing a particular problem. Yet, just like th…

theesk.org

Worth a read imo.

 

[Terrarian]

 

[toffee-boy]

I know straight after russia went into Ukraine and the sanctions went in, there was talk about the club being sold.. has anyone heard anything more about that?

 

[LABlue2]

Cracks me up every time

 

[Death]

If he came out and apologised. Then said he believes in Frank and will give him the power to do what he needs to do. And won't get in his way.

He will give himself a bit of breathing room atleast.

If this season hasn't humbled him we as a club are doomed.

 

[Death]

Show yourself coward.

Ebenin zevni do

 

[bullybeef]

A promise that he won’t meddle in stuff he knows nothing about would be good.

A reiteration of his commitment to the cause would also be nice.

 

[BullensRoad]

I know straight after russia went into Ukraine and the sanctions went in, there was talk about the club being sold.. has anyone heard anything more about that?

They always had contingencies for this. That's why it's Moshiri owning us and not Usmanov.

Bet the big fella misses his yacht though.

 

[wm02]

Cracks me up every time

So much unintentional comedy in those 4-5 seconds

 

[davids]

The season is over, the future role of fans and the involvement of Farhad Moshiri

There is a thought process that says there is never a good time to ask difficult questions. There’s always a reason to postpone addressing the issues causing a particular problem. Yet, just like th…

theesk.org

Worth a read imo.

Interesting but failed to recognise that the fans stepped up in the Wimbledon and Coventry City escape season run ins but continued to be let down by the board. It's not a new phenomenon.

 

[bring back the catt]

The season is over, the future role of fans and the involvement of Farhad Moshiri

There is a thought process that says there is never a good time to ask difficult questions. There’s always a reason to postpone addressing the issues causing a particular problem. Yet, just like th…

theesk.org

Worth a read imo.

AMEN!
My biggest concern is, just one of the many to which Paul refers to; namely the dreaded review and as to who will be conducting it.
To my mind, should it be done by those already in situ, then all the efforts during the latter part of the season will count for nothing. It would tantamount to the safety bunker to house a failed government in the event of impending disaster. You know, the very ones who helped create the disaster.
Our current Board is that failed government personified.

 

[bring back the catt]

This says it all. Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dumer.
Was Moshiri possibly looking at one of those 'expensive' sites on his phone? Would account for him being so captivated by it. I mean though, what could be better than our early season matches?

 

[Gilbert..]

Interesting but failed to recognise that the fans stepped up in the Wimbledon and Coventry City escape season run ins but continued to be let down by the board. It's not a new phenomenon.

Very true. I remember getting to Goddison about 11am for the wimbledon game and the streets were already packed.

 

[davids]

Very true. I remember getting to Goddison about 11am for the wimbledon game and the streets were already packed.

It was a packed crowd we were locked out of the Gwladys St and just managed to get into the top balcony.
If you compare the atmosphere from games like Wimbledon and Palace to Bayern, Bayern was determination the others desperation.

 

[roydo]

It was a packed crowd we were locked out of the Gwladys St and just managed to get into the top balcony.
If you compare the atmosphere from games like Wimbledon and Palace to Bayern, Bayern was determination the others desperation.

Staying up V a semi final 2nd leg are just different though.

Listening/seeing Goodison against Palace was a tour de force in support.