Farhad Moshiri

[Saint Domingo]

the mosh (as you call him) has not spent a bean on us.

he has INVESTED the money and will get it all back and some.

Jordan injected the cash directly and LOST it all.

he was a real fan of the club and a proper owner in my book, willing to 'give all he had' (sound familiar) in an effort to make Palace a premier league club.

Ridiculous argument. There is risk as well as reward in investment.

 

[Blues Harp]

Dave the soothsayer

got it massively wrong on Martinez though..

 

[bring the ghost on]

he has INVESTED the money and will get it all back and some.

If the value of the club grows - the more success, the more value.

 

[Frang]

So you would rather have a fella who lost all his cash cos his ownership ruined the club, (at the time), rather than one who will invest to improve one?

the economic downturn ruined the club, like many others. not him personally.

 

[Goat]

the mosh (as you call him) has not spent a bean on us.

he has INVESTED the money and will get it all back and some.

Jordan injected the cash directly and LOST it all.

he was a real fan of the club and a proper owner in my book, willing to 'give all he had' (sound familiar) in an effort to make Palace a premier league club.

Simon Jordan did indeed give everything he had, he had 37m and he spent the lot.

The Mosh is worth 2bn and is best mates with 2 people worth a combined 40bn.

The Mosh paid more than 35m for The Liver Buildings.

The Mosh only gets return on his investment if we are successful.

As I said 10 posts ago, I trust a man who has 300million reasons for us to be a success.

 

[roydo]

the economic downturn ruined the club, like many others. not him personally.

LoL.

 

[Gladystweet]

simon Jordan ploughed 35m of his OWN cash into palace and lost the lot.

The Mosh has lost more than that down the back of the couch la

 

[bring the ghost on]

Jordan injected the cash directly and LOST it all.

he was a real fan of the club and a proper owner in my book, willing to 'give all he had'

In my book, he’s a stupid owner.

If you chuck £35m at a premier league team for working capital and expect to see if back, you’re dreaming.

Jesus, it doesn’t even buy you Sigurdsson.

 

[Goat]

Im not under the illusions that The Mosh wants us to be successful cos he likes the colour blue.

Hes invested to make a big fat profit at the end, he doesnt do that without a succesful club on the pitch and in a 100+ year old stadium.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Are people really bringing up Simon Jordan as an example of good premier league ownership? Christ, Moshiri runs companies worth billions and is currently building us a stadium. Simon Jordan works for talksport.

 

[Frang]

In my book, he’s a stupid owner.

If you chuck £35m at a premier league team for working capital and expect to see if back, you’re dreaming.

Jesus, it doesn’t even buy you Sigurdsson.

this was back in the early 2000's when a decent player was 2m.

 

[Frang]

Are people really bringing up Simon Jordan as an example of good premier league ownership? Christ, Moshiri runs companies worth billions and is currently building us a stadium. Simon Jordan works for talksport.

deluded you.

 

[bring the ghost on]

Since he arrived: £165M in player sales plus £210M from tv revenue.

= £375M that covers fees and wages and then some.

Please dont encourage @MoutsGoat in his forlorn attempt to rescue the carpet bagger.

The people have spoken both on this thread and the Everton board thread. You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you cant fool all of the people all of the time.

You’re missing my point.

I didn’t say Moshiri had chucked money at player transfers - I agree with you that he hasn’t.

What I’m arguing is that it is unrealistic to expect him to do so.

Do you really expect him to spend £45m of his kids inheretence to sign Sigurdsson, in the full knowledge that it’s unsustainable for him to bankroll player acquisitions in that manner?

 

[JLW]

Im not under the illusions that The Mosh wants us to be successful cos he likes the colour blue.

Hes invested to make a big fat profit at the end, he doesnt do that without a succesful club on the pitch and in a 100+ year old stadium.

Is the correct answer.

 

[davek]

Thats good though. He benefits, we all do.

Haven't noticed any benefits accruing from our association with this feller yet.