Farhad Moshiri

[tommye]

He doesnt hes a complete neg head. boring and tiresome

Lolatchu calling anybody boring and tiresome.

I suggest you look both up in a dictionary and take on board your findings.

 

[Kurt.]

He doesnt hes a complete neg head. boring and tiresome

Haha.... wizard. ..kettle....black.

 

[blulouie]

Champions League football really is the be and end all for the top players now

Exposure to foreign tv viewers
Commercial opportunities worldwide
Playing against the best opponents

Really ?

Axel Witsel , Oscar & Hulk epitomise the Champions lge wanting player of today.

 

[murphy89]

If Barkley isn't signing a new contract there is no chance Moshiri will sanction the sale of Lukaku too. One or the other in my opinion.

 

[Jags..class]

If Barkley isn't signing a new contract there is no chance Moshiri will sanction the sale of Lukaku too. One or the other in my opinion.

Don't worry Rooney will sign in the summer

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

If Barkley isn't signing a new contract there is no chance Moshiri will sanction the sale of Lukaku too. One or the other in my opinion.

Lukaku leaves or stays on our terms, only problem we have is Lukaku only has 2 years left on his contract.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Mr Moshiri is a very erudite and very astute man and I like what he has done in terms of the debt, but he is not our answer to Roman Abramovich or Sheikh Mansour.

Mr Moshiri has a net worth of just £2BN, which puts him well behind the owners of clubs such as Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, Newcastle, Southampton, Leicester City, Tottenham and Man Utd etc.

He brings business acumen and contacts to the table, but not big money.

 

[kithnou]

Mr Moshiri is a very erudite and very astute man and I like what he has done in terms of the debt, but he is not our answer to Roman Abramovich or Sheikh Mansour.

Mr Moshiri has a net worth of just £2BN, which puts him well behind the owners of clubs such as Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, Newcastle, Southampton, Leicester City, Tottenham and Man Utd etc.

He brings business acumen and contacts to the table, but not big money.

Then why mate is he constantly telling us we are ambitious to compete for titles, when clearly we won't based on your accurate appraisal above?

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Then why mate is he constantly telling us we are ambitious to compete for titles, when clearly we won't based on your accurate appraisal above?

Mate, I completely understand your frustration. However, if Mr Moshiri provides us with a world-class stadium that has a capacity of 60,000 or more, as well as abundant corporate facilities, we could eventually start competing for titles.

Arsenal now make in excess of £3,000,000 every single home match. Per season that equates to approximately £130,000,000, which is five times what their annual match-day profit was when they played at Highbury. They may be struggling on the field this season, but they spend an extraordinary amount on transfer fees and players' salaries and one of the reasons they can afford to do that is because they moved to a state-of-the-art stadium.

The new stadium is key to Mr Moshiri's plans for this club. If that comes off (big "if", I know), it will likely take is to the next level.

 

[AndyGray]

Mate, I completely understand your frustration. However, if Mr Moshiri provides us with a world-class stadium that has a capacity of 60,000 or more, as well as abundant corporate facilities, we could eventually start competing for titles.

Arsenal now make in excess of £3,000,000 every single home match. Per season that equates to approximately £130,000,000, which is five times what their annual match-day profit was when they played at Highbury. They may be struggling on the field this season, but they spend an extraordinary amount on transfer fees and players' salaries and one of the reasons they can afford to do that is because they moved to a state-of-the-art stadium.

The new stadium is key to Mr Moshiri's plans for this club. If that comes off (big "if", I know), it will likely take is to the next level.

I don't have my spreadsheet generator running atm, but doesn't that work out to around 43 home games a season?

 

[hibbo'sclass]

Arsenal had gate recipts of 99 mil from 27 home games in 2015/16. So an average of about 3.6 mil per match.
Got bored.
Going to sleep now.

 

[Westend Blue]

Mr Moshiri is a very erudite and very astute man and I like what he has done in terms of the debt, but he is not our answer to Roman Abramovich or Sheikh Mansour.

Mr Moshiri has a net worth of just £2BN, which puts him well behind the owners of clubs such as Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, Newcastle, Southampton, Leicester City, Tottenham and Man Utd etc.

He brings business acumen and contacts to the table, but not big money.

Moshs net worth is murky knowledge at best given the secrecy is business dealings in Russia. Forbes has his net worth at approx 2.5 b double from a couple years ago. He's defo richer than what comes across and is a trusted advisor to some very rich people.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

I don't have my spreadsheet generator running atm, but doesn't that work out to around 43 home games a season?

Sorry, I put £3,000,000 when I meant to put £5,000,000. My eyesight's going. I blame old age!

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Arsenal had gate recipts of 99 mil from 27 home games in 2015/16. So an average of about 3.6 mil per match.
Got bored.
Going to sleep now.

I read £5m a match.

Either way, it's a huge amount.

 

[davek]

He's been made to look a fool this week. I really hope he's the type to serve up his revenge cold.