If there's little net spend in the summer then we can only assume he's simply here for a quick risk free buck. Although I'm still hopeful and confident that's not the case and we'll finally see a proper window.
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SpongeBob brown shoes
Player Valuation: £40m
Perfectly put, and just shows how far we've come in what 13 - 14 months?, but also this
Many many other business men, owners or whatever would of just seen a quick easy few million to be made there, I believe, at what we've seen so far, Moshiri has picked us up, dusted us down and we're going to go to some great places over the next few years
ianefc
Player Valuation: £70m
Correct. Its embarrassing.
ianefc
Player Valuation: £70m
Pipe down Tim.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Ah, the frankly tiresome and pointless "Net Spend" rears its head.
Strewth. If the team is improved in the summer, does it actually matter how much, net, we have spent?
I think it's a fair point Ian. This summer tells us a lot and I don't think there's any doubt about that. I think the fact someone with my normally emphatic pessimism is actually hopeful speaks volumes of the situation
ianefc
Player Valuation: £70m
Correct. We spent £6.8m on Gana Gueye and UTD spent £89m on Pogba.
Who got the better deal? Who had the more 'impressive' net spend?
Football fans not accountants.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Sorry Dave but the sentiment here is triffle, despite the facts which you are right.
(yes i know how that sounds...)The council are doing naff all than just being named on a piece of paper and getting handsomely paid for it. Don't get caught up in the propaganda, it is good for the council.
The 350/400 million being put on to Everton is not a bad thing, it's called a mortgage and the repayments are actually way less percentage of income than what most people can dream of. It might be something that pays for itself through increased gate and sponsorship.
What other way would you like it? Moshiri pays for it all and at any point he can ask for it back, then the club have to quickly try and arrange something with the bank at astronomical interest rates? Doesn't sound like a winner to me. The finance will be affordable and sustainable. It is 'good' debt.
You have to remember Moshiri only owns 49.9% of Everton, so why would he take all the risk for half the reward.
The only negative i can see in all of this is that as the stadium is being paid for by the club over the long term, I think it's less likely that Kenwright's and the others shares will be bought out now.
ianefc
Player Valuation: £70m
Let's see. But the net spend argument is tiresome.
Of course it's not all about net spend but the best players don't come cheap. If you want them then by logic you'd expect them to cost more than the bang average players we'll be hoping to move on in permanent deals. We're going to get it right this time tho I'm fairly sure in any case.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Quite.
And after last night, we now have Morgs, Bolashie, and Seamus, circa what, £70m combined (?), in hospital.
Frank Gallagher
Player Valuation: £50m
Im more interested to see how far we will be prepared to pay wages wise. if we start missing out on good players who would undoubtedly improve us cos we wont offer the going rate in wages then it will show a lack of real ambition on improving the team. we need to start competing in the wages dept as to attract quality players
ianefc
Player Valuation: £70m
That Everton going into the Derby, last time the injuries occurred during, two enforced subs in the first half.
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Dave i actually dont mind reading your regular opposing views and each thread, some i kind of agree with (not many) but am sorry mate you are talking out your hoop on this one........
If your not impressed by what he is doing/done so far then i really do question if your a genuine Everton fan??? Your sounding like a kopite mate you really are!!
I dont think for one minute that Moshiri is here just to make EFC great again without any financial gains for himself why would he? he has no emotional ties to the club, Just like any other owner of any other football club around the world this is a business venture.. His success (financial gain) will come with Evertons success if achieved.
This deal will provide LCC with around 4m per year for doing nothing, low risk high reward!
