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Bill skint???????????
Jesus Christ. Someone's just given him gazillions for his shares. He's basically built a Boy's Pen in his 100 acre back garden out of fivers he's that flush.
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Bill skint???????????
Jesus Christ. Someone's just given him gazillions for his shares. He's basically built a Boy's Pen in his 100 acre back garden out of fivers he's that flush.
GwladysPhil
Player Valuation: £35m
I think he meant in premier league chairman type of skint.
Did Bill even sell that many shares?
To be honest, the way he makes out he's a massive blue with blue blood, he should have given his ownership away for next no nothing as long as investment is guaranteed like some fan chairmen have done in the past.
The Esk
Player Valuation: £70m
He sold 4788 shares @£5,000 each - proceeds before tax of £23,940,000.
matchworks
Player Valuation: £1m
Did Moshiri do the interview on Saturday as he is only allowed into the country on a limited number of days?
Overall it was pleasing to hear Moshiri’s comments, it was a good interview and quite stark in the contrast to the previous regime.
What is very clear from Moshiri as with many successful people is there is a real clarity in how he communicates. Very few words are wasted and there is not the euphoria and at times nonsense that predicated Kenwrights regime. He has identified what Everton needs to be successful and is trying to put those changes in place. Under Kenwright while many knew what the problems were he seemed to have no understanding of the difficulties and certainly no real plan for how to combat them. The plan he has is a good one and achievable. Get a new ground. Acquire sponsorship to help towards the costs and have a strong manager to have us competing.
It is clear that the club is changing with him at the helm. Maybe not at the speed people want and maybe without clearing off all of the old remnants of the past quickly enough. It’s clear he respects Kenwright and it will be an evolutionary process as opposed to one that happens immediately. I think we’d all hoped to see the day Elstone/Kenwright et al would be removed from the club in an unglorified manner which we won’t get, but hopefully we still get the same end result which ultimately is what we want; a competitive Everton.
There is an ownership to his decisions. He never ducked the question of Stones, nor did he hide from it, or nor did he try to pass the blame onto others. It was the answer of a man in control who will take responsibility for the good and the bad. This is a million miles away from a sobbing Bill Kenwright calling him Mum up when selling Rooney, or his silence/passive aggression when anyone mentioned Arteta and his sale. The world happened to Kenwright who passively stood by, whereas Moshiri controls what he can in his world. It’s the same end result but feels very different.
Everton will change. The fact he noted Koeman’s ruthlessness as a key trait is important. He said something like “a player performs or he drops him and then eventually will replace him”. There is no sentiment anymore. This will run through the business. Either you deliver for Everton or we find someone who can.
All of this is done in a calm and quiet manner. I like the fact he came out after a 5-0 defeat and didn’t hide and has the confidence to say it’s not good enough. After that defeat in Koeman’s mind some of those lads will be done for Everton. Moshiri will expect no more.
What is very clear from Moshiri as with many successful people is there is a real clarity in how he communicates. Very few words are wasted and there is not the euphoria and at times nonsense that predicated Kenwrights regime. He has identified what Everton needs to be successful and is trying to put those changes in place. Under Kenwright while many knew what the problems were he seemed to have no understanding of the difficulties and certainly no real plan for how to combat them. The plan he has is a good one and achievable. Get a new ground. Acquire sponsorship to help towards the costs and have a strong manager to have us competing.
It is clear that the club is changing with him at the helm. Maybe not at the speed people want and maybe without clearing off all of the old remnants of the past quickly enough. It’s clear he respects Kenwright and it will be an evolutionary process as opposed to one that happens immediately. I think we’d all hoped to see the day Elstone/Kenwright et al would be removed from the club in an unglorified manner which we won’t get, but hopefully we still get the same end result which ultimately is what we want; a competitive Everton.
There is an ownership to his decisions. He never ducked the question of Stones, nor did he hide from it, or nor did he try to pass the blame onto others. It was the answer of a man in control who will take responsibility for the good and the bad. This is a million miles away from a sobbing Bill Kenwright calling him Mum up when selling Rooney, or his silence/passive aggression when anyone mentioned Arteta and his sale. The world happened to Kenwright who passively stood by, whereas Moshiri controls what he can in his world. It’s the same end result but feels very different.
Everton will change. The fact he noted Koeman’s ruthlessness as a key trait is important. He said something like “a player performs or he drops him and then eventually will replace him”. There is no sentiment anymore. This will run through the business. Either you deliver for Everton or we find someone who can.
All of this is done in a calm and quiet manner. I like the fact he came out after a 5-0 defeat and didn’t hide and has the confidence to say it’s not good enough. After that defeat in Koeman’s mind some of those lads will be done for Everton. Moshiri will expect no more.
Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
Do you want Kenwright to be involved in the stadium project? I certainly don't.
Ashtonian
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just thought, could well be a joint project with kenwright enterprises and saturday showcase the mighty everton, sunday, the lion king.
Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
He's going to end up with either a statue or a stand named after him. I'm convinced of it.
TheCount
Player Valuation: £15m
Any rough figures on what he initially paid for his shares? And how many he still owns?
Moshiri has chosen to befriend Jim White. In terms of judgment and taste this says more than words ever can
The Esk
Player Valuation: £70m
He paid £891 each for the majority of shares he owned. He still owns 4256 shares (12.16%)
matchworks
Player Valuation: £1m
The lying king. The Bill Kenwright story.
TheCount
Player Valuation: £15m
Grand. So he made £19.67 million on the first lot and he's waiting for the real big pay out once Farad builds the stadium on the rest? Or is there an agreement in place to sell the other 12.6% at £5000 a pop?
John Osters Love Child
Player Valuation: £6m
sings: "it's the circle of lies"
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