Farhad Moshiri

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Phil McNulty

@philmcnulty

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright said earlier this year: "One very famous football club said to me two or three days ago 'whenever we have a problem we say 'what would the Everton board do because they always get it right?'" Big pressure to do that now after Ancelotti departure.

10:49 am · 4 Jun 2021·Twitter Web App

 

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[Tramps_mate]

Frightening if slightly true...

https://www.[Publication is blackli...n-maguire-discusses-the-wage-bill-at-everton/

Kieran Maguire discusses the wage bill at Everton​

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has revealed that Everton are losing £2.5million per week at the moment.
Speaking on the latest edition of the Price of Football podcast about the Toffees and their finances, Maguire was asked about the club’s transfer spending and how it has impacted them

Well, it seems as if the wage bill has skyrocketed, and the club are now losing huge amounts of cash per week.
He said: “If you take a look at player costs from a club perspective, there’s two elements.
“First of all, there’s wages, and secondly, there’s amortisation.
“The Everton wage bill has doubled since 2016, and if you add wages and amortisation in together, they’ve gone up from £104million in 2016 to £264million by the time we got to 2020.”
Maguire then moved on to talk about what happens when a player leaves the Toffees on a free at the end of their contract.
“So when that player’s contract expires, you get both of those costs [wages and amortisation] off your FFP calculations, which for Everton’s case is absolutely essential,” he added.
“They are losing £2.5million a week.”
Staggering claims from Maguire.
It seems like the years of pretty poor transfer decisions have really come back to bite the Toffees, who are now losing huge sums of money per week.
However, the increase in the wage bill is also incredible, and it is clear that Farhad Moshiri has really tried to push the club on, but ultimately, it hasn’t worked, and they are now paying the price for that.
Of course, the club also have a new stadium on the way, which has cost Moshiri another £100million of his own money already [Liverpool Echo].
It is quite staggering to think that the Toffees are losing more money each week than most of us will ever see in our whole lives.
Certainly, you would think something will have to be done about this situation because surely that can’t continue for very long.
This is a really good edition of the Price of Football podcast, and Maguire has a few interesting points on Everton, and we recommend Toffees fans to read it.

 

[windymiller]

On the stadium, Windy , I'm dar from sure that it is the panacea that most believe.
I can't think of a top fight club that hasn't been hamstrung in the transfer market after investing and moving to a brand new stadium.
I do however see the stadium as Moshiris passport to selling the club.

Agreed, I've said the same in here, J-man.

 

[windymiller]

Was BK's before any better?

Nope, but he shouldn't be the benchmark.

 

[Dixieslaces]

Frightening if slightly true...

https://www.[Publication is blackli...n-maguire-discusses-the-wage-bill-at-everton/

Kieran Maguire discusses the wage bill at Everton​

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has revealed that Everton are losing £2.5million per week at the moment.
Speaking on the latest edition of the Price of Football podcast about the Toffees and their finances, Maguire was asked about the club’s transfer spending and how it has impacted them

Well, it seems as if the wage bill has skyrocketed, and the club are now losing huge amounts of cash per week.
He said: “If you take a look at player costs from a club perspective, there’s two elements.
“First of all, there’s wages, and secondly, there’s amortisation.
“The Everton wage bill has doubled since 2016, and if you add wages and amortisation in together, they’ve gone up from £104million in 2016 to £264million by the time we got to 2020.”
Maguire then moved on to talk about what happens when a player leaves the Toffees on a free at the end of their contract.
“So when that player’s contract expires, you get both of those costs [wages and amortisation] off your FFP calculations, which for Everton’s case is absolutely essential,” he added.
“They are losing £2.5million a week.”
Staggering claims from Maguire.
It seems like the years of pretty poor transfer decisions have really come back to bite the Toffees, who are now losing huge sums of money per week.
However, the increase in the wage bill is also incredible, and it is clear that Farhad Moshiri has really tried to push the club on, but ultimately, it hasn’t worked, and they are now paying the price for that.
Of course, the club also have a new stadium on the way, which has cost Moshiri another £100million of his own money already [Liverpool Echo].
It is quite staggering to think that the Toffees are losing more money each week than most of us will ever see in our whole lives.
Certainly, you would think something will have to be done about this situation because surely that can’t continue for very long.
This is a really good edition of the Price of Football podcast, and Maguire has a few interesting points on Everton, and we recommend Toffees fans to read it.

Truly frightening.

 

[MikeH72]

Get out before you destroy this club.

 

[trueblue84]

Frightening if slightly true...

https://www.[Publication is blackli...n-maguire-discusses-the-wage-bill-at-everton/

Kieran Maguire discusses the wage bill at Everton​

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has revealed that Everton are losing £2.5million per week at the moment.
Speaking on the latest edition of the Price of Football podcast about the Toffees and their finances, Maguire was asked about the club’s transfer spending and how it has impacted them

Well, it seems as if the wage bill has skyrocketed, and the club are now losing huge amounts of cash per week.
He said: “If you take a look at player costs from a club perspective, there’s two elements.
“First of all, there’s wages, and secondly, there’s amortisation.
“The Everton wage bill has doubled since 2016, and if you add wages and amortisation in together, they’ve gone up from £104million in 2016 to £264million by the time we got to 2020.”
Maguire then moved on to talk about what happens when a player leaves the Toffees on a free at the end of their contract.
“So when that player’s contract expires, you get both of those costs [wages and amortisation] off your FFP calculations, which for Everton’s case is absolutely essential,” he added.
“They are losing £2.5million a week.”
Staggering claims from Maguire.
It seems like the years of pretty poor transfer decisions have really come back to bite the Toffees, who are now losing huge sums of money per week.
However, the increase in the wage bill is also incredible, and it is clear that Farhad Moshiri has really tried to push the club on, but ultimately, it hasn’t worked, and they are now paying the price for that.
Of course, the club also have a new stadium on the way, which has cost Moshiri another £100million of his own money already [Liverpool Echo].
It is quite staggering to think that the Toffees are losing more money each week than most of us will ever see in our whole lives.
Certainly, you would think something will have to be done about this situation because surely that can’t continue for very long.
This is a really good edition of the Price of Football podcast, and Maguire has a few interesting points on Everton, and we recommend Toffees fans to read it.

Staggering that all the blame is apportioned to the managers, while showering moshiri with praise.

The fact is moshiri has run the club terribly and is putting us on the brink of serious financial trouble.

 

[toffee matt]

Premier League clubs vote to block Newcastle sponsorship deals at emergency meeting

Premier League clubs voted through legislation designed to prevent the Saudi owners from striking lucrative sponsorship deals

www.theguardian.com

Could impact us down the line potentially?

 

[MikeH72]

Staggering that all the blame is apportioned to the managers, while showering moshiri with praise.

The fact is moshiri has run the club terribly and is putting us on the brink of serious financial trouble.

He’s appointed all those managers, along with two failures as DOF. Just rewarded one of them with a new contract.

Don’t let him hide behind anyone. He wants to get this stadium built and get off with a pretty profit in his pocket sharpish. The long term health of the club is in real jeopardy as a result of this cowboy’s custodianship. I barely recognise the club anymore, he’s made us a complete laughing stock.

 

[PhilRegan]

More egg on the fans faces from the owner.

 

[summerisle]

That carpet bag must be huge.

 

[deipnosophist]

Everton that

 

[deipnosophist]

I have sardonically joked this before, and I'll repeat it now:
Q) What is the worst thing Farhard ever heard in his life?

A)His secretary saying "Mr Moshiri, I have a Mr Bill Kenwright calling you on line 1"

Mosh-man learned the hard way, the truth of the axiom : 'once Everton touches you...'

 

[Tramps_mate]

Staggering that all the blame is apportioned to the managers, while showering moshiri with praise.

The fact is moshiri has run the club terribly and is putting us on the brink of serious financial trouble.

I hope they aren't counting on a new stadium to fix our income woes!!