Farhad Moshiri

[Toffeelover]

I only argue that he has to be under scrutiny. If the stadium is built then it's a move forward in terms of infrastructure. But at what price?

Does this represent overall a great deal for Everton or more a great deal for Moshiri?

I think way too many get caught up in the glamorous imagery of brand spanking new stadiums and dont really give the consequences too much thought.

So you would rather we stay in GP, which is very tired and these days small capacity.

 

[roydo]

Not making excuses for our comrade but there is another forum which has absolutely no limit to the language or content used.

I freely admit that I sometimes get confused between this site and that, especially when I’ve had a few.

How come the other site are so relaxed about stuff?
Genuine question and not a criticism I might add.

Swearing affects google witchcraft/sponsors, and isnt really necessary is it?

 

[aglee]

They basically mugged Hicks and Gillett and are shooting fish in a barrel in terms of future profit. A £300M debt payment they got them for?! An utter steal. £1.5B they're valued at now.

This is probably not even the most wrong you've been about something. Today.

 

[roydo]

This is probably not even the most wrong you've been about something. Today.

Not sure he is that far off unfortunately. Liverpool have played the PL/Global support/rinse fans games extremely well.

 

[Lee Smith]

WHEN we move into BMD stadium, I'm going to do my best to get my season ticket next to wherever @davek, sits. I'd love to hear him moan every home game about how "we've paid way too much for M'Bappe", and how "we should be 9 points clear at the top of the table, not just 7" lol

 

[kenada_blue]

They basically mugged Hicks and Gillett and are shooting fish in a barrel in terms of future profit. A £300M debt payment they got them for?! An utter steal. £1.5B they're valued at now.

Point is they still took on more debt and we all hoped they'd jump ship for a profit after extending Anfield.

Instead they've invested on and off the field and now, like you say, have double their value.

Mosh is an accountant. Whatever he does, he'll be looking to make his investment profitable.

 

[davek]

So you would rather we stay in GP, which is very tired and these days small capacity.

No. I'm merely saying that there needs to be scrutiny of Moshiri's calculations. Is that not sensible?

 

[Baines' left foot]

Why didn’t he buy 100%?

Typically Everton dilly dallying. Just get it sorted ffs!!!!

 

[davek]

This is probably not even the most wrong you've been about something. Today.

That's what forbes value them at.

 

[davek]

Point is they still took on more debt and we all hoped they'd jump ship for a profit after extending Anfield.

Instead they've invested on and off the field and now, like you say, have double their value.

Mosh is an accountant. Whatever he does, he'll be looking to make his investment profitable.

...and as I keep saying, that doesn't necessarily mean we'll have made The Great Leap Forward.

 

[roydo]

That's what forbes value them at.

Anyone who thinks Liverpool have not utterly maxed out on the PL bubble are living in a, well, bubble.

Without a PL trophy, their overseas fan base is still lower than just United.

And they utterly exploit them as much as they can.

 

[roydo]

...and as I keep saying, that doesn't necessarily mean we'll have made The Great Leap Forward.

Globally? Christ, quite a few sleeps till then mate.

I know the narrative I would build the club under, once the details like the ground and that are in place, but till then, we wait. We see. And hope.

Know where my chips are on mind.

 

[ultra]

Moshiri and Usmanov share the same spokesperson.

Well, why wouldn't they...?

 

[paultheblue]

For me this is a good day for Everton , Mosh now must have 24010 shares ,Kenwright 1620 ,Woods Maybe 116 and the rest 9254 so basically Kenwright and Woods who have been holding the club back for years are completely out of the picture.

 

[Timhowardsswearbox]

No. I'm merely saying that there needs to be scrutiny of Moshiri's calculations. Is that not sensible?

Is exactly as it should be. However, I’m not sure why you think it sensible to prescribe motives to Moshiri and paint a doom and gloom picture of his tenure at the club when those calculations are in their infancy?