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in memoriam - 1965-2024
He hired them all and especially in Walsh he’s had a stinker and the balme is at his own feet.
Yep. No one would deny his first stab at employing football folk did not work very well. Even a little bit.
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He hired them all and especially in Walsh he’s had a stinker and the balme is at his own feet.
I'm not disputing he's overseen egregious personnel recruitment and that the buck stops with him...what I'm saying is he's wasted so many bucks, he must be spewing.He hired them all and especially in Walsh he’s had a stinker and the balme is at his own feet.
Those figures are, with respect Dave, complete bollocks.
Nope. Net spend in the last two seasons before the carpetbagger were only £14M less than in the last two Moshiri seasons; and wages have increased in relation to what went before Moshiri, but not dramatically so.Numbers-wise, I think you're making things up there mate
...but that wasn't being debated.Shockingly, there is more to his Everton contributions than transfer fees and players wages.
...but that wasn't being debated.
Nope. Net spend in the last two seasons before the carpetbagger were only £14M less than in the last two Moshiri seasons; and wages have increased in relation to what went before Moshiri, but not dramatically so.
Sorry to puncture the balloon. Maybe some other device can be thrown into the mix along with "amortisation" to make this fraud look good?
Amortisation has been flung in there. It's unworthy of discussion.
Wages before Moshiri
2015 £68M
2016 £74M
Wages after Moshiri
2017 £91M
Net spend in two seasons before Moshiri arrived
Seasons 2014/15 and 2015/16 = £64M
Net spend in two seasons after Moshiri arrived
Seasons 2016/17 and 2017/18 = £78M
Ergo: Moshiri has barely shifted the dial here. He is a flim-flam man and the jury is in on that now.
Wages before Moshiri
2015 £83M
2016 £84M
Wages after Moshiri
2017 £105M
2018 £140M
Net spend in two seasons before Moshiri arrived
Seasons 2014/15 and 2015/16 = £64M
Net spend in two seasons after Moshiri arrived
Seasons 2016/17 and 2017/18 = £78M
So yeah, apart from 60m a year difference in wage bill, hes done nothin.
Is it ringfenced ?Brands unhappy is the scuttlebutt elsewhere in Everton social media world. "Sold a pup".
lol...stick to coming up with clever names for people, that's your forte. Finance?...not so muchNope. Net spend in the last two seasons before the carpetbagger were only £14M less than in the last two Moshiri seasons; and wages have increased in relation to what went before Moshiri, but not dramatically so.
Sorry to puncture the balloon. Maybe some other device can be thrown into the mix along with "amortisation" to make this fraud look good?
That';s not team wages FFS.Wages before Moshiri
2015 £83M
2016 £84M
Wages after Moshiri
2017 £105M
2018 £140M
Net spend in two seasons before Moshiri arrived
Seasons 2014/15 and 2015/16 = £64M
Net spend in two seasons after Moshiri arrived
Seasons 2016/17 and 2017/18 = £78M
So yeah, apart from 60m a year difference in wage bill, hes done nothin.
lol...stick to coming up with clever names for people, that's your forte. Finance?...not so much
That';s not team wages FFS.
Look at the accounts.
*sigh*
Ha Ha Ha.What a baffling comment.
What other wages are there???????????????????????????????????
Ha Ha Ha.
The fact you have to ask underlines my point. Go and look at the accounts and you;ll see that to get £105M you have to throw a lot of other stuff in.
*sigh*