How satisfied so far are you with the running of Everton by the Friedkin group ?

[Bob Elstone]

Debt restructuring was a positive.

Not showing to a single game is poor from a PR point of view if nothing else.

They wanted dyche to hang around, it was him that admitted he couldn’t get a tune out of the squad.

Moyes was a massively underwhelming appointment. Failure to look to upgrade is again worrying.

Europe was on the table and we’re still plugging gaps at right back with no investment and Mykolenko who is probably the worst left back in the league. Should have invested in replacing in summer or at least Jan.

 

[Brisan123]

Debt restructuring was a positive.

Not showing to a single game is poor from a PR point of view if nothing else.

They wanted dyche to hang around, it was him that admitted he couldn’t get a tune out of the squad.

Moyes was a massively underwhelming appointment. Failure to look to upgrade is again worrying.

Europe was on the table and we’re still plugging gaps at right back with no investment and Mykolenko who is probably the worst left back in the league. Should have invested in replacing in summer or at least Jan.

Agree with most of that
However 100 m was given
Not TFG fault it was spent on Dibling Aznou Rohl who were never played
For the 45 m or so we spent on Dibling and Aznou we could have got 2 overlapping FBs to transform the team
That’s down to Moyes

 

[degsy]

All of the above - except for the fondue option

 

[chrismpw]

Small improvements in terms of revenue, but thats down to Moshiri's new stadium. Not currently relegation fodder, but otherwise no different to the usual underwhelming Everton. All a bit meh given all the trumpeting, but thats the US influence in a nutshell.

 

[MACCA75]

‘Top table of European football’
‘Upper echelons of the English game’

All seems like empty words at the minute, and we’ve already blown our chance of a big re-set. Still waiting to be impressed.

 

[windymiller]

The fact they don’t appear to have any sort of long term plan alarms me I won’t lie.

They have a two window plan. Clangus said so.

 

[davek]

I don't think that poll can be taken seriously at the moment, It's just going to be a reactionary poll and a lot of responses will come off other things like the dislike of Moyes, whilst Ignoring anything they have done well for us.
The Poll is a blinded Poll until we have given them time to show us one way or another, so even you should be saying next Summer.
You make your stance on things to early mate, and the worst thing about that is you have no wriggle room.
No matter what they do from now on, you've already made your decision and you will search for any possible error in there portfolio.

Give it a couple of months and you'll be complaining about a Toyota parked in a cycle lane.

Too early?

It's 18 months into their reign.

 

[UltraVires]

Yes but it’s the same at all other clubs

Dave we had about 12 contracted players last summer
We were in a precarious position
If we hadn’t kept Moyes and got a new manager in with the change of style , influx of players , limited budget and new stadium we could have , not would have been in trouble
I don’t want him here long term but I can see some rational in TFG keeping Moyes short term to protect their investment
Keeping Moyes was purely a business decision not a footballing one

I hate to say it but the RS have fan groups that have produced change and have made their club listen so it’s not quite all clubs