Stan Lee Park
Player Valuation: £20m
He has put £50 million in.
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Not bothered about what he's put in. We're a complete mess and I'm very skeptical of how long his interest is going to last.
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
That's no kind of achievement.
paulf
Player Valuation: £8m
That you Bill
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Just on the last line: I agree that that there are grave dangers in our situation. Common to all meltdowns (Leeds, Aston Villa, Blackburn etc) they are accompanied by the worshipping of false Gods. Critical faculties are laid one side by the most informed and intelligent people who are seduced by a grand plan.Oh for sure.
The 90s was the Klondyke for football and savvy clubs like United, Arsenal and Chelsea used it a springboard for their future success.
(contrary to popular opinion, Chelsea were already on the road to becoming an elite club by the turn of the century. They were winning cups, using players like Zola, Vialli and Gullitt and almost won the EPL circa 2001 before Roman came on the scene.....the late Matthew Harding was their visionary and was laying the foundations for modern day Chelsea whilst we were being ruined under Johnson)
What I am witnessing is a repeat performance under Moshiri.
When the first Sky/EPL gravy train pulled out the station around 1993 we were left stood on the platform as four teams we were on an equal footing with sat in the 1st Class carriage....four of the erstwhile “Big Five” to use the parlance of the time.
Under Johnson’s auspices.
The second gravy train has just been and gone and we are still stood there waving goodbye as a further two teams, which up until very recently could not match our league title victories if you combined their own, join the other four in what is fast becoming an unbreakable “top six”.
Only extremely bad management at one or more of those clubs is going to bring them back into the pack.
It is an absolute miracle this club has taken so long to reach the precipice Villa fell off.
But I fear we are edging ever closer to it
We have to stand vigilant.
People75
Player Valuation: £8m
can you give some examples, of that, please?
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
I know there will be a lot of apathy in the fan base at the moment but we really need that to turn to anger if this gets any worse. If those at the top think they can get away it they'll continue to do so. I remember the meltdown a couple of thousand marching organised by the Blue Union caused them, they do sit up and take notice.
lancs blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Same old tripe served up under a different owner. Moshri is out of his depth. Needs to clear the likes of kenwright walsh and elstone out of the club. Theyre the problem not the solution. A laughing stock we'll continue to be
paulf
Player Valuation: £8m
That you Mr Elstone
People75
Player Valuation: £8m
No, it's me "People75". Please clearify your statement, like i asked you. I like to hear some examples, of what you claim.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Denigrated at the time, it marked the beginning of the end for Kenwright.
I think a watching brief is enough at this stage, personally. But if we're languishing midtable come the end of the season playing utter tosh still and the stadium issue looks like it's been booted into the long grass, and Allardyce has his feet under the table still, I'd envisage a lot of the groups who have stood down thus far in the Moshiri era will again be in questioning mode.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Evertonians won’t do anything. Clapped Kenwright and were fawning over Moshiri at the AGM. Not a single difficult question. The politest most pathetic club in the league.
this all day long, Food banks and EITC is where its at apparently, absolute circus.
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