New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

[Daytripper]

He was always on spaces having a go at the protests and defending the previous board “give em till the end of the transfer window “.

 

[DanEFC92]

He was always on spaces having a go at the protests and defending the previous board “give em till the end of the transfer window “.

No idea about the poster la. Just sick of the messaging of the club.

 

[Daytripper]

No idea about the poster la. Just sick of the messaging of the club.

Understandable mate

 

[mccole]

Kiss the boots kids

 

[FinnTrikker]

The not looking over our shoulders mentality,i do wonder if this is unique to us or do other clubs who have been relegated in not to distant past dwell on it,like Newcastle the CL multiple qualifiers and recent trophy winners,Villa the same now Euro trophy winners or Bournemoth now looking likely CL qualifiers.Do they look at avoiding relegation as an achievement,i very much doubt it...

 

[Frenk]

It’s a sad state of affairs to see us where we are and Villa up there winning stuff. They could add a league title and who knows what else within a few more years. I have a feeling that we are missing a huge opportunity managerial wise. This summer is going to tell us a lot about our owners.

 

[Ferguson1878]

Expecting big things doe wise out of these this summer seeing as that’s why the papers said we didn’t spend in January

 

[hallamblue]

Expecting big things doe wise out of these this summer seeing as that’s why the papers said we didn’t spend in January

They'll give Moyes £125 million and he'll use it to buy 3 experienced Premier League players to ensure we can compete with the other clubs in the bottom 6 to stay in the division.

 

[daza_1973]

They'll give Moyes £125 million and he'll use it to buy 3 experienced Premier League players to ensure we can compete with the other clubs in the bottom 6 to stay in the division.

Soucek, stones and a permanent for grealish and we better be thankful.

 

[PhilM]

It’s a sad state of affairs to see us where we are and Villa up there winning stuff. They could add a league title and who knows what else within a few more years. I have a feeling that we are missing a huge opportunity managerial wise. This summer is going to tell us a lot about our owners.

Bringing some objectivity, Villa have been building for a few years now under their current owners, so we're comparing apples and pears.

Long-term, however, I get your sentiment.

 

[Ferguson1878]

Bringing some objectivity, Villa have been building for a few years now under their current owners, so we're comparing apples and pears.

Long-term, however, I get your sentiment.

They qualified for the champions league in emerys 2 season though

 

[Bez2k2k]

They'll give Moyes £125 million and he'll use it to buy 3 experienced Premier League players to ensure we can compete with the other clubs in the bottom 6 to stay in the division.

John mcgin, souchek and Bissouma

 

[Brisan123]

Bringing some objectivity, Villa have been building for a few years now under their current owners, so we're comparing apples and pears.

Long-term, however, I get your sentiment.

They have also skirted around PSR quite a bit and done some dodgy deals to stay compliant

 

[Fonzy]

I’ve resigned myself to Moyes staying (which i think is criminal and negligent by Kinner, Watts and our board of which TFG are on)

However i’m not sure i’ve seen a fan base collectively decide they have had enough on mass. Not just on here, on the main podcasts, mates, neighbours, people at work!

You could tolerate or accept it at goodison when we were skint, paying low season ticket prices.

Now we have very rich owners, a new ground, no debt and we’re paying nearly a grand each to watch Keane and Tarkowski.

We better have an exceptional summer or Moyes starts amazing or its going to get very very angry almost from the word go next season!

Equally good help the board if they give him an extension.

 

[hallamblue]

John mcgin, souchek and Bissouma

The other Premier League managers will be salivating at the chance to sell their surplus stock to Moyes.