and daveDear Farhad
Get out of our club, all you've ever done for us is pay the extortionate amount to sack Martinez, the extortionate amount to hire Koeman and Walsh, pay to spruce up Goodison, clear the debt, saving us 6 or so million a year in interest alone, produced a net spend of 20 something million, agreed to buy land on the docks for a new stadium and hire one of the most famous stadium architects in the world to design it.
We want to go back to having just Bill and Bob Earl in charge, where we still just pay out money for nothing, where we could be damn sure we have to sell to buy, we want to keep Bobby brown shoes and play attacking football that ultimately sees us lose 6-3, we liked how we could see rust running down the corrugated sheets of Goodison, there is no need for a big stadium on the docks as it's perfect now where we can't see how bad we are doing because the supports are blocking the pitch. We don't want to be travelling on Thursdays to far off places, we were much happier finishing 11th.
Signed Everton Fans.
The bloke has been here for just over a year, had two transfer windows. He owns less than half of this club. Christ on a bike get some perspective.
Dear Farhad
Get out of our club, all you've ever done for us is pay the extortionate amount to sack Martinez, EVERTON PAIDthe extortionate amount to hire Koeman and WalshEVERTON PAID, pay to spruce up Goodison, clear the debtTRANSFERRED THE DEBTsaving us 6 or so million a year in interest alone, produced a net spend of 20 something million, PEANUTSgreed to buy land on the docks for a new stadium ALL CONDITIONAL ON PLANNINGand hire one of the most famous stadium architects in the world to design it.WITHOUT INVESTING HIMSELF ONE PENNy
We want to go back to having just Bill and Bob Earl in charge, where we still just pay out money for nothing, where we could be damn sure we have to sell to buy, we want to keep Bobby brown shoes and play attacking football that ultimately sees us lose 6-3, we liked how we could see rust running down the corrugated sheets of Goodison, there is no need for a big stadium on the docks as it's perfect now where we can't see how bad we are doing because the supports are blocking the pitch. We don't want to be travelling on Thursdays to far off places, we were much happier finishing 11th.
Signed Everton Fans.
The bloke has been here for just over a year, had two transfer windows. He owns less than half of this club. Christ on a bike get some perspective.
If you need it spelling out for the umpteenth time there's no point in going over it yet again. At least Dave is on the wumRefuted with?
Dave has said nothing there that we can condemn categorically gas he?
Dear Farhad
Get out of our club, all you've ever done for us is pay the extortionate amount to sack Martinez, the extortionate amount to hire Koeman and Walsh, pay to spruce up Goodison, clear the debt, saving us 6 or so million a year in interest alone, produced a net spend of 20 something million, agreed to buy land on the docks for a new stadium and hire one of the most famous stadium architects in the world to design it.
We want to go back to having just Bill and Bob Earl in charge, where we still just pay out money for nothing, where we could be damn sure we have to sell to buy, we want to keep Bobby brown shoes and play attacking football that ultimately sees us lose 6-3, we liked how we could see rust running down the corrugated sheets of Goodison, there is no need for a big stadium on the docks as it's perfect now where we can't see how bad we are doing because the supports are blocking the pitch. We don't want to be travelling on Thursdays to far off places, we were much happier finishing 11th.
Signed Everton Fans.
The bloke has been here for just over a year, had two transfer windows. He owns less than half of this club. Christ on a bike get some perspective.
Dear Farhad
Get out of our club, all you've ever done for us is pay the extortionate amount to sack Martinez, the extortionate amount to hire Koeman and Walsh, pay to spruce up Goodison, clear the debt, saving us 6 or so million a year in interest alone, produced a net spend of 20 something million, agreed to buy land on the docks for a new stadium and hire one of the most famous stadium architects in the world to design it.
We want to go back to having just Bill and Bob Earl in charge, where we still just pay out money for nothing, where we could be damn sure we have to sell to buy, we want to keep Bobby brown shoes and play attacking football that ultimately sees us lose 6-3, we liked how we could see rust running down the corrugated sheets of Goodison, there is no need for a big stadium on the docks as it's perfect now where we can't see how bad we are doing because the supports are blocking the pitch. We don't want to be travelling on Thursdays to far off places, we were much happier finishing 11th.
Signed Everton Fans.
The bloke has been here for just over a year, had two transfer windows. He owns less than half of this club. Christ on a bike get some perspective.
What you and others cant seem to handle is the unalloyed truth of the matter: this feller Moshiri has not shoved us one metre further forward than before he arrived...worse in fact in terms of squad spending.
The fact is nothing has changed really for the club. Anything said that is negative towards the new regime is true, there has been no real investment,
If things go as planned he will take 100m out of the club when he sells. Sorry but he's not a football man, he's just looking to make a fast buck.so maybe tHey all are, but let's not see him for anything other than a speculatorWhich means you are happy to go back to the way things were?
The majority of us who are not at this point jumping on Moshiris back aren't posting saying 'Wow this is amazing, he is everything we could have hoped and wished for in a part owner'. He has however pushed us on commercially, raised our profile in the media, trying to move from Goodison, the playing staff are better than the previous season and more importantly our league position has improved. Whether he has sunk his own money or not. So all this 'nothing has changed', 'he's a fraud', blah blah is a load of old crap. You can question can he do more and is he here just to eventually sell us on for profit etc.
Time is the key in all of this, he could have blasted the transfer market for 2/3 windows and still turn out to be a bad owner. Just give it chance, in a couple of seasons we will all have a good idea of what he is like as owner.
Anything being written bad about him at the moment is pure speculation driven by agendas.
It wasn't a high bar for Moshiri to get over though was it?If Mosh or any alternative hadn't invested last year do you think we'd be worse off, better off or around the same?
For me it's clear we're better off despite the dissappointment of still operating on a player trading model. The interest free loan of £80m taken by itself has surely afforded us a more stable financial position irrelevant of anything else.
I always do mate: I have stated a lot that he can still come good. But after well over a year we have the perfect right to offer a provisional conclusion on his performance. Mine is that he falls way short of being a great new custodian of the club. WAY SHORT.I would contend that at this moment in time neither of us can be 'right' or 'wrong' since the whole process is in its relative infancy. However their have undeniably been gradual and ongoing developments. Whether these represent moving upward is entirely subjective to your stance , mine is guardedly optimistic whilst yours is avowedly negative. It might strengthen your position if you occasionally allowed a shaft of light to pierce the darkness you inhabit.
But he's a good custodian, is he not?I always do mate: I have stated a lot that he can still come good. But after well over a year we have the perfect right to offer a provisional conclusion on his performance. Mine is that he falls way short of being a great new custodian of the club. WAY SHORT.
My argument is that he's not much of an upgrade.But he's a good custodian, is he not?
Or would you prefer it's all Bill Kenwrong again and no Moshiri? I know which one I trust more, personally.
If things go as planned he will take 100m out of the club when he sells. Sorry but he's not a football man, he's just looking to make a fast buck.so maybe tHey all are, but let's not see him for anything other than a speculator
Yeah but he can invest anywhere between 30-60m this summer (total of, say, 140 by september) and it'd still be great because of the windfall from Lukaku. However, you won't count that as he's not literally spent it out of his pocket.My argument is that he's not much of an upgrade.
I judge on performance. If his gets better (as in a massive net spend this summer or a big 'spade in the ground' development on the stadium) then I'll reassess.