Don't forget Keith Harris.
Ironic that someone with that name should find himself with Kenwrights hand firmly up his arse pulling the strings to suit his agenda.
Scumbags the lot of them.
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Don't forget Keith Harris.
It is hard to imagine how such a frugal club that was well known for being so has been turned into what we are now.Ironic that someone with that name should find himself with Kenwrights hand firmly up his arse pulling the strings to suit his agenda.
Scumbags the lot of them.
No I think they are preparing us for a lack of investment in the squad.Well we've seen the ground being prepared for that yesterday.
Moshiri allowed Koeman to spend irresponsibly in the summer. I knew then that he was a clueless biff who will stumble from one disaster to another while here.
He got handed £2B to park up by his mate. Some though actually think this feller knows what he's doing and he's a genius of some kind.
Going in for Allardyce TWICE and then handing him his best ever pay day should alert them to the fact he's a clown.
It is hard to imagine how such a frugal club that was well known for being so has been turned into what we are now.
Its almost like there must be a lot of brown envelopes passing around because the board want a final payday.
Moshiri could well be just a nice man, who is a little naive that is being played by a bunch of vipers.
I would love to know the real story but so much doesn't make sense.
He's way out of his depth here.No I think they are preparing us for a lack of investment in the squad.
The stadium may fall through but I can't see Moshiri allowing that to happen unless he simply runs out of money.
Moshiri could well be just a nice man, who is a little naive that is being played by a bunch of vipers.
I would love to know the real story but so much doesn't make sense.
Agreed. If the plan is premiership survival we need something concrete regarding the stadium plus something more hopeful on the pitch unlike the current dour football at the moment. I can understand people wanting to see the kids but right now the senior players aren't good enough and no top talent will come to a club playing percentage football.He's way out of his depth here.
This club's too big for him.
He should have bought Swansea or some club like that. He obviously wanted to step out of other peoples shadows to see what it's like to be head honcho at a PL club. The expectations are enormous here and they'll never be allowed to be dumbed down beyond a certain point. You cant come into a club like this and promise that things wont ever be the same then give us two years of ineptitude.
Things better start falling into place on and off the field quickly for Moshiri or he's going to find out what it was like to be Peter Johnson.
The facts are he hired a Dutch Moyes and a scout who was known for working within a tight budget and finding gems. So it does look like the strategy was premiership survival without investment in the squad until the stadium is finished.A lot has been said about Steve Walsh and Koeman, agree with most in the sense that it hasn't been great to say the least. What I will also say is the blaming on those two soley for our problems I find a little questionable.
Surely those two had conversations, not only with Farhad but with the Chairman, the CEO and so forth, about what the plans are, who are the players being targeted and who is leaving. Surely this is a collective responsibility rather than just those two? Not defending them by any means, I just don't think they are soley to blame.
As for Farhad himself, I wasn't convinced by the "nothing will be the same" tag at the time, due to being wary of the clubs failings under the self proclaimed biggest Evertonian. He is still there by the way along with others such as Woods and Robert Elstone. Is that really a new regime? A new start?
When people are astounded at the cynicism that is obviously there with some fans, surely you can understand why at some level ? There has been far too many cases of one step forward and two back with Everton over the years and this past summer was another example.
I see it as a club with massive potential, when these set backs happen after hopes being built up, you can understand why some might be fed up after all these years. Doesn't make them any less of a fan.
...and they will probably give us their reserve keeper (and token cash) in return; that's how the food chain works - the weak are a feeder to the strong. Everton's spending mismanagement last summer ensures we remain a feeder club.He’s the best player at the club at the moment. I doubt we would sell him this early in his career at Everton.
If he keeps getting better though you can see him at United when De Gea goes to Spain.
The club's too big for him lolHe's way out of his depth here.
This club's too big for him.
He should have bought Swansea or some club like that. He obviously wanted to step out of other peoples shadows to see what it's like to be head honcho at a PL club. The expectations are enormous here and they'll never be allowed to be dumbed down beyond a certain point. You cant come into a club like this and promise that things wont ever be the same then give us two years of ineptitude.
Things better start falling into place on and off the field quickly for Moshiri or he's going to find out what it was like to be Peter Johnson.