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Bill and Moshiri are both using their 'channels.' It's pretty transparent, and totally embarrassing for our football club.
We did and it was.
longers
Parcheggia l'autobus
Crikey, are we sure Bill didn't write it out for him ?
Embarrassing few days to be an Evertonian.
It would be different if you weren't being melodramatic about it Matty
I am as peed off as anybody but I hope I am being realistic about the situation
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I think it's a good article. It covers the back of our principal people and helps to give an impression that mistakes have been made but will not happen again. All good stuff to help the clubs reputation. It's all bullshit of course, but will help to deflect the embarrassment of the transfer fiasco.........
It would've been good, were it not for the singling-out of Walsh for blame and Kenwright for praise.
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
At least we've tried to get something positive out there.
What's with the ban on links to that paper btw?
What's with the ban on links to that paper btw?
longers
Parcheggia l'autobus
I'd hope he takes the internet reaction with a little pinch of salt, as I've said many times I don't consider forums to be a perfect representation of how our fan base feels. It's more a reflection of how the most hardcore fans feel.
An example: If you read this site and bluekipper before it you'd think kenwright was hated by all fans but sure enough when his picture came up on the big screen a couple seasons back he was greeted with cheers, not boos much to the hardcore fans dispare.
I think a section of our fans are annoyed but I believe this forum gives a false reprentatiom of how large that percentage is.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I assume that Walsh is not just a grossly overpaid talent spotter. I'm not sure who ultimately is responsible for 'getting them over the line', but would expect it to be either Walsh or the CEO. I would not be surprised to find out that they are all pointing fingers at each other, but that responsibilities have not been fully defined or understood in this new set up.....
Lowste
Player Valuation: £30m
Based on simply
1. We have an owner that can invest in the club, as opposed to BK who simply didn't have the financial acumen too.
2. We have a proven manager that has also played at the highest level, this puts us in proven hands and we can only improve
3. We have improved in the window, we have solid experience in the team and also more power and pace
I believe Moshri will invest and get the club moving forward, and we will improve over time
So yes a little more optimistic
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
You may or may not be right, but even in this scenario, if his legacy is getting us a new stadium on the docks, then that will be a damn sight better than the last regime won't it?
I think there's a good chance that he isn't in it for the short term profit, as it goes. If he was just about the profit, he could've sat on his Arsenal investment. He wanted control of a club, not for profit but because he wants to be influential and build something big in a sport he loves.
You make good points, of course. It may well utilmately be Walsh's fault.
But I really don't like way he's singled out at the same time Kenwright is praised. It's that contrast that really bothers me about the article. It makes it seem like the whole purpose of it is to exonerate Kenwright of any blame, while gently nudging Walsh into oncoming traffic.