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Farhad Moshiri

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

  • Pleased

    Votes: 107 7.7%

  • Disappointed

    Votes: 1,290 92.3%
  • Total voters
    1,397
Is there a plausible reason why he hasn't completed the purchasing of Bills shares and sent him packing?

I understood the early reasoning but surely he knows the club now?
 
OnlyBlueWillDo said:
There is a constant negativity that runs through our fans that depresses me no end.

He poached Walsh and Koeman when they were highly regarded as top people to have at your club, sacked Martinez and Koeman when the fans wanted them gone and things were not working out.

He is the saviour of this club and it's about time we all realised that and remembered the last 20 years of [Poor language removed] under Kenwright.
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Agree 100%
 
Scene setting : An interview in the 20 year future.

Interviewer : Mr Moshiri, you are a man worth nearly $2 million, what do you put that extraordinary net worth down to?

Farhad : Investing in Everton back in 2015

Interviewer : But things looked so bright back then- the allure of the Premier League, the TV money, the possible new stadium and new revenue streams...it all seemed so rosy; what can you say to explain how it all went so wrong?

Farhad : two words - 'Everton that'

Interviewer : Is it really that simple?. What happened to the ambitions, the dreams...the hope?

Farhad : Hope?, you mention hope? Well, as regards hope,the biggest lesson Everton taught me, as it has taught generations of its supporters, is all to do with hope.

Interviewer : And that lesson is what ?

Farhad : That, when it comes to Everton, 'it's the hope, that kills you'.






Happy New Year everybody!!!
 

deipnosophist said:
Scene setting : An interview in the 20 year future.

Interviewer : Mr Moshiri, you are a man worth nearly $2 million, what do you put that extraordinary net worth down to?

Farhad : Investing in Everton back in 2015

Interviewer : But things looked so bright back then- the allure of the Premier League, the TV money, the possible new stadium and new revenue streams...it all seemed so rosy; what can you say to explain how it all went so wrong?

Farhad : two words - 'Everton that'

Interviewer : Is it really that simple?. What happened to the ambitions, the dreams...the hope?

Farhad : Hope?, you mention hope? Well, as regards hope,the biggest lesson Everton taught me, as it has taught generations of its supporters, is all to do with hope.

Interviewer : And that lesson is what ?

Farhad : That, when it comes to Everton, 'it's the hope, that kills you'.






Happy New Year everybody!!!
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No mention about being ground into the dust, by a fella named Davek ?
 
OnlyBlueWillDo said:
1) Moshiri is the last person to blame is all I'm saying,

2) he's trying to make us great again,

3) if you can't see that you are a numpty.
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Ans. 1 He's the boss, the buck stops here and all that...of course he's (ultimately) to blame.

Ans. 2 No he isn't, he's trying to make a shed load of money as a property developer, any extra football success is not a hinderance to the moneymaking, but it isn't a deal breaker...like relegation might be.

Ans 3 this is quite possibly true
 

Moshiri' downfall was being a Billy Big Bollocks when he came in. The whole 'nothing will be the same again'.

In reality, we are just the same, if not worse.

He should have got rid of the old guard who had ruined this club, but he kept them on board and even promoted them!
 
GwladysBlue said:
Moshiri' downfall was being a Billy Big Bollocks when he came in. The whole 'nothing will be the same again'.

In reality, we are just the same, if not worse.

He should have got rid of the old guard who had ruined this club, but he kept them on board and even promoted them!
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Definitely should have got rid of Suntan Bob, Bill and Jon Woods. Handbrakes on the club them three. We need proper hard nosed business people if we want to compete at the top again.
 
PhilEFC said:
Definitely should have got rid of Suntan Bob, Bill and Jon Woods. Handbrakes on the club them three. We need proper hard nosed business people if we want to compete at the top again.
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Well that was the big sell when he came in.

David Dein was rumoured to be coming in to sort the stadium move and we were meant to be getting British Petrolatum executives on board to sort out our finances; yet here we are with Betty Hotpot's son still having a huge say on things as our chairman.
 
GwladysBlue said:
Well that was the big sell when he came in.

David Dein was rumoured to be coming in to sort the stadium move and we were meant to be getting British Petrolatum executives on board to sort out our finances; yet here we are with Betty Hotpot's son still having a huge say on things as our chairman.
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I know mate. How Elstone has survived too I’ll never know. Got to be one the worst negotiators since Neville Chamberlain that fella. Talks absolute plums 99% of the time.
 
degsy said:
Ans. 1 He's the boss, the buck stops here and all that...of course he's (ultimately) to blame.

Ans. 2 No he isn't, he's trying to make a shed load of money as a property developer, any extra football success is not a hinderance to the moneymaking, but it isn't a deal breaker...like relegation might be.

Ans 3 this is quite possibly true
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He’s not trying to make a shed load of money though, well if he is he’s going about it totally the wrong way.

Again this isn’t hearsay or conjecture but what his “investment” is being classed as in the accounts
 

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