Farhad Moshiri

[Toffe3m4n]

Done all that already.

If a stadium has to happen then we should be looking for a better deal than the one presently offered.

Sounds like you know loads about it Dave. Care to share with us?

 

[wiggie]

Sounds like a line out of the Adams Family song

Dadle dada

 

[davek]

Sounds like a line out of the Adams Family song

he looks and sounds like a character out of it too.

 

[charlie atkins]

who in their right mind believes anything jim white says, every dead line day, he has it on good authority that a deal is going to happen somewhere, everyday he has more callers than ever on a certain subject, he is full of [Poor language removed], you may as well listen to someone in the winslow

 

[malcson]

If we fail to make this stadium happen it will make Kings Dock look like a minor blip. In hindsight everyone knows the Kings Dock would have been a decent financial risk, at the time we bottled it. Bramley Moor is a far better plan and people are still whinging about debt. What club has EVER built a new stadium without incurring debt. It really isn't a point worth debating, the options are buy a new Home which will incur getting a mortgage to pay for new home, or stay in the home we have lived in for decades, love and have lot's of fond memories in, but is unfortunately falling down around our heads and will eventually become unsafe and/or expensive to maintain. Plus we would like the size of our Everton match day family to grow but can't fit anymore in the current gaff, plus when we do get new visitors to come along thy are put off by the crap facilities and view of a girder.

 

[Yarrgh]

I wish you'd spell it flaky, flakey seems like an Americanism to me.

Dropping an e to better describe the Mosh. Sounds like a fair methodology.

 

[Toffeelover]

If we fail to make this stadium happen it will make Kings Dock look like a minor blip. In hindsight everyone knows the Kings Dock would have been a decent financial risk, at the time we bottled it. Bramley Moor is a far better plan and people are still whinging about debt. What club has EVER built a new stadium without incurring debt. It really isn't a point worth debating, the options are buy a new Home which will incur getting a mortgage to pay for new home, or stay in the home we have lived in for decades, love and have lot's of fond memories in, but is unfortunately falling down around our heads and will eventually become unsafe and/or expensive to maintain. Plus we would like the size of our Everton match day family to grow but can't fit anymore in the current gaff, plus when we do get new visitors to come along thy are put off by the crap facilities and view of a girder.

This is true, not just us but Spurs, Arsenal, Liverpool incurred debt to develop their stadiums as will Chelsea also. What concerns Dave is the amount of debt hanging on the club which he thinks will be an unaffordable millstone round the club's neck for decades and that Mosh first chance will sell and run of with his pockets full of millions at the club's expense. Me I do not buy into his line at all but apart from the LCC but believe finance for the balance and on going expense has been resolved. There will be a contingency plan somewhere I feel sure of that.

What really annoys me is that Man City and West Ham do not have any expense like this, as far as I am aware they pay rent for the grounds. Now I see that as unfair on the rest of the clubs whilst that two have no big debt on them.

 

[Brisan123]

This is true, not just us but Spurs, Arsenal, Liverpool incurred debt to develop their stadiums as will Chelsea also. What concerns Dave is the amount of debt hanging on the club which he thinks will be an unaffordable millstone round the club's neck for decades and that Mosh first chance will sell and run of with his pockets full of millions at the club's expense. Me I do not buy into his line at all but apart from the LCC but believe finance for the balance and on going expense has been resolved. There will be a contingency plan somewhere I feel sure of that.

What really annoys me is that Man City and West Ham do not have any expense like this, as far as I am aware they pay rent for the grounds. Now I see that as unfair on the rest of the clubs whilst that two have no big debt on them.

We could always rent our ORIGINAL ground as and when it’s needed
Just saying like

 

[Woolly Blue]

Dropping an e to better describe the Mosh. Sounds like a fair methodology.

Is right lad.

... I think

 

[bullybeef]

Come on Mosh get yer cheque book out.

 

[Brisan123]

Come on Mosh get yer cheque book out.

I don’t think he’s ever put it away

 

[ToffeeTim]

Do the scouting yourself lad and sign a left back

 

[blue61]

We could always rent our ORIGINAL ground as and when it’s needed
Just saying like

We don't own it mate, good idea otherwise.

 

[Brisan123]

We don't own it mate, good idea otherwise.

I meant we could pay our neighbours to rent out our ORIGINAL ground if we don’t move to BMD and Goodison is unsuitable.
The clue was in original in capital letters

 

[Big Fat Sam]

What concerns me is how he's seemingly accepted us from wanting to challenge the top four in the summer to getting a manager in who openly admits the highest of his ambitions is to avoid relegation - with half a season left to play and an entire transfer window open for player trading.

Everton that isn't it?