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[kev]

@Gwladys Nights are you related in any way to @The Esk ?


just asking.

 

[gwladysnight]

@Gwladys Nights are you related in any way to @The Esk ?


just asking.

Believe it or not there are more than one Evertonians capable of reading a set of accounts. Unfortunately, it would seem that there are a whole host of Evertonians who seem to prefer to live in a fantasy land.

 

[Goat]

The majority of Clubs do not take out bridging loans. Bridging loans are historically a last resort and very expensive. Most clubs usually have a revolving Credit Facility with a bank at a much lower interest rate.

As I said, im sure Moshiri knows what hes doing, as I also said, I dont know why we do it, but im sure there are reasons.

At the end of the day its his money, if he wants to waste it on interest rates, thats up to him.

 

[nsno-chris]

Believe it or not there are more than one Evertonians capable of reading a set of accounts. Unfortunately, it would seem that there are a whole host of Evertonians who seem to prefer to live in a fantasy land.

Majority of people can read books, but don’t know how to write a bestseller.

The same way others can read accounts but wouldn’t have a scooby how to run a multimillion pound business

 

[gwladysnight]

Majority of people can read books, but don’t know how to write a bestseller.

The same way others can read accounts but wouldn’t have a scooby how to run a multimillion pound business

Would you say Moshiri has run the club well and has got bang for his buck.

 

[roydo]

Would you say Moshiri has run the club well and has got bang for his buck.

He has run the club ok. But has wasted a ton on crap players.

 

[Goat]

Would you say Moshiri has run the club well and has got bang for his buck.

You're asking if a business that has made losses of 265m over the last 3 years is being well run????????

 

[gwladysnight]

You're asking if a business that has made losses of 265m over the last 3 years is being well run????????

That perfectly illustrates my point that a successful record of making money in other businesses doesn't mean you will be a successful owner of a Football Club.

 

[The binman chronicles]

At the end of the day its his money, if he wants to waste it on interest rates, thats up to him

Hasn't he effectively rolled up all the losses into equity after each season anyhow so he is covering the interest.

 

[roydo]

That perfectly illustrates my point that a successful record of making money in other businesses doesn't mean you will be a successful owner of a Football Club.

Such a blunt way of looking at it.

 

[Goat]

That perfectly illustrates my point that a successful record of making money in other businesses doesn't mean you will be a successful owner of a Football Club.

Ive never claimed Moshiri is running this club well.

Hes hiring managers, throwing money at them, paying money to sack them and then doing it all again.

We are so poorly run its unreal.

But he backs and pays for all his mistakes, mistakes have been made, but the fella just keeps trying again, I know he has his doubters and regards football it appears he has a lot to learn, but other than the oil fellas at City and Big Roman at Chelsea I wouldnt trade him any other owner in the league.

Sure I would rather he didnt have to keep spending vast sums, but to his credit he keeps doing it.

 

[Goat]

Hasn't he effectively rolled up all the losses into equity after each season anyhow so he is covering the interest.

As I say mate, its his money, who are we to tell him how to waste it?

 

[Yarrgh]

The majority of Clubs do not take out bridging loans. Bridging loans are historically a last resort and very expensive. Most clubs usually have a revolving Credit Facility with a bank at a much lower interest rate.

I bet it makes our net spend terrible. Could you point us to any local examples of well run clubs please?

 

[ToffeeLee1878]

That perfectly illustrates my point that a successful record of making money in other businesses doesn't mean you will be a successful owner of a Football Club.

Oh dear

 

[nsno-chris]

Would you say Moshiri has run the club well and has got bang for his buck.

Well he has run the business aspect well, our commercial revenue has increased, we have a new stadium on the horizon and legacy being left behind. His mistake was the football appointments he made when he first took over which has impeded our faster progression