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Farhad Moshiri

7+ Years On... Your Verdict On Farhad Moshiri

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    Votes: 107 7.7%

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    Votes: 1,290 92.3%
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Big Sams Little Pecker said:
If you think the problems at EFC are limited to the football pitch then you're not in the real world
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You can all the money in the world but if you don’t have ‘football’ people on the board it is worthless. Bill should have got David Dein involved on the board a long time ago or even in an advisory nature. He has forgotten more about football then the knowledge the current board has put together.
 
There must surely be some serious conversations going on right now not just on Silva and his future but also on if the club can justify spending $500m+ on a new stadium right now with all the incompetence on and off the field!
 
Ballly said:
There must surely be some serious conversations going on right now not just on Silva and his future but also on if the club can justify spending $500m+ on a new stadium right now with all the incompetence on and off the field!
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You’d like to think neither should be linked. Brands/Silva involved in the playing side of things and the CEO, Moshiri, Kenwright et al focusing on the ground move. But it’s like we’ve taken our eye off the football side of things to focus on a ground move that is still a long way off.
 

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We are organising a protest at Goodison Park for Wednesday 7pm. We invite all people of #Liverpool to join us... The @Everton board have till Wednesday 7pm to remove Marco Silva as manager of Everton football club or we will go ahead with our plans. #EFC
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www.bbc.co.uk

Arsenal fans want 'urgent action' from 'rudderless' club

A number of prominent Arsenal supporters' groups say "urgent action" is needed to halt the "alarming and desperate state of things" at the club.
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They’re not settling for second best and neither should we.
 

rochdaleblue said:
The RS got Gillette/Hicks run out of town and ensured Hodgson didn’t overstay his ‘welcome’.
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Did they hell, a recession and the banks did for their previous owners and as Hodgson was appointed by them, he was sent packing too.

Their fans may have you believe they single handedly overcame their owners but all their protests did nothing.

To be fair their walk out during a game in protest against proposed season ticket price increases did actually force a rethink by their owners.
 

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