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Farhad Moshiri

7+ Years On... Your Verdict On Farhad Moshiri

  • Pleased

    Votes: 111 7.9%

  • Disappointed

    Votes: 1,295 92.1%
  • Total voters
    1,406
EFC78 said:
Let's be honest here, a lot of ours "fans", particularly on here are an embarrassment. Crying about the transfer window as if it's the end of the world and we have no hope. Yes it's disappointing that we haven't brought in a big name to add to the squad, but it's not been a poor transfer window at all. We have Koeman instead of Martinez, we have Stekelenburg instead of Howard, Williams instead of Stones. As well as Bolasie and Gueye who both look like good additions. And we managed to keep our £75m rated Striker who has one of the best scoring records in Europe for his age. We added Walsh too.

We also now have an owner who is worth more than £1.3bn instead of the £30m Kenwright had and are now in serious talks about a new Stadium. The manager has just got 7 points from 9 which is our best start to a season in 10 years. To me that sounds like progress from where we were back in February and last season.

CRISIS AT EVERTON though...
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Spot on
I was saying before who needs enemies when our own fans consistently kick the club down.
 
davek said:
He brought his Russian mate on the board and Walsh and Koeman. Those right there are the triumvirate dealing with transfers.

Kenwright was a disaster, but this one isn't down to him.
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It's hardly a disastrous transfer window. In the past we've sold our best players and signed absolutely no one.

This time around we missed out on wasting £30m on Sissoko. Worse things have happened.
 
Well he hasn't started well if his first summer is anything to go by. Nothing has changed, we still sell to buy and we are useless at getting transfers done and for all we know the bids we made were false like the Alan Smith one and many more of the past.

Very disillusioned tonight, false hope given and wiped out already. going to be a very long season if Lukaku gets injured.
 

Koeman, Walsh, Gueye, Williams, Bolasie, Stek (bit of a surprise how well he's played). I'm not terribly down on the window. It's the ending that went wrong.
 
EFC78 said:
Let's be honest here, a lot of ours "fans", particularly on here are an embarrassment. Crying about the transfer window as if it's the end of the world and we have no hope. Yes it's disappointing that we haven't brought in a big name to add to the squad, but it's not been a poor transfer window at all. We have Koeman instead of Martinez, we have Stekelenburg instead of Howard, Williams instead of Stones. As well as Bolasie and Gueye who both look like good additions. And we managed to keep our £75m rated Striker who has one of the best scoring records in Europe for his age. We added Walsh too.

We also now have an owner who is worth more than £1.3bn instead of the £30m Kenwright had and are now in serious talks about a new Stadium. The manager has just got 7 points from 9 which is our best start to a season in 10 years. To me that sounds like progress from where we were back in February and last season.

CRISIS AT EVERTON though...
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Couldn't agree more. They seemed to think that Moshiri coming onboard would change us from a mid-table team to a team challenging for the PL with a gaggle of "boss" players. Time for a dose of reality. Rebuilding the club, it's image and it's stature in the game will take time. Part of that rebuilding process will be the new stadium - once that is announced and a spade hits the ground then it begins. Yes we would have loved players of the calibre of Mata/Witsel/Koulibaly and the likes - but the damage has been done to the club after decades of neglect. The dead wood needs to be shipped out of the boardroom too - Elstone and Kenwright need to leave sooner rather than later.

I do believe Moshiri is the man to take us where we want to be - but it is a big job and it will take time.
 

davek said:
...getting on the phone to a billionaire who's just raked in £3M when our competitors are spending a kings ransom might sort it better. What do you think?
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Has he really, think your maths is off unless we don't count the compo paid out to Leicester Southampton and El coco clown face; unless this money comes out thin air.

Anyway, do you want any golf balls lol

blue union to save the day double lol
 
davek said:
...getting on the phone to a billionaire who's just raked in £3M when our competitors are spending a kings ransom might sort it better. What do you think?
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But....but....but...We were willing to pay the dough (For a pile o'[Poor language removed] nobody wanted, and knew they'd choose the bright lights of londinium over us anyways)

We even laid on a private jet....


I despair.
 
davek said:
He brought his Russian mate on the board and Walsh and Koeman. Those right there are the triumvirate dealing with transfers.

Kenwright was a disaster, but this one isn't down to him.
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Kenwright had been dealing with some transfers moyes confirmed that which moshiri has to take the blame for .surely walsh maybe along side koeman identify the player it's then up to moshiri or the Russian guy or Kenwright to do the negotiations
 
nsno-chris said:
Has he really, think your maths is off unless we don't count the compo paid out to Leicester Southampton and El coco clown face; unless this money comes out thin air.

Anyway, do you want any golf balls lol

blue union to save the day double lol
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...oh boy. I can hear the sound of a barrel being scraped.

The Koeman and Walsh transfers.

Only at this club would some fans lump them in as playing staff.

*shakes head*
 

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