Farhad Moshiri

[GwladysPhil]

He's an absolute nutter

I mean, he's getting in to Vincent Tan territory now

Really??

 

[b-rad]

Smallest pitch in the Premier League.

No. On the small side, but Wolves is smallest.

 

[Neiler]

How much has he wasted on signing/sacking managers.

Martinez-10m pay off
Koeman- 5m to Southampton and 9m pay off (paid weekly over 2 years).
Big sam-6m
Silva- 4m to Watford and 4.5m pay off.

38.5m in compensation not to mention the 500m on transfer fees he has spent only to make us worse then before he came

The accounts are due shortly aswell

Before compo of all above coaching staff 50 mill conservatively.

 

[ToffeeTim]

The more I read the more I fear our problems are so much deeper than just managers.

He needs to get a grip and create a platform where a manager can actually do their job properly. Until the board sort out their own affairs, I'm not sure any manager can genuinely make a difference.

 

[Izzy1878]

Remember when he called Tosun, Bolasie, Rooney and Sig our very own fab 4. Fella knows his footy.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Big Dunc can come in hopefully with some fresh ideas...

 

[KaiserEFC]

Sorry I missed this, when did he call the players his sons?

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Sorry I missed this, when did he call the players his sons?

Very strange bloke.

Hopefully Usmanov comes in and puts him in the background as he shouldnt be the main man he just hasn't the professionalism.

He's more the bumbling assistant/bag carrier.

 

[4737carlin]

Shows me the man is committed to the long term success of Everton FC.

And also that he is completely clueless

 

[billyblue80]

Absolutely clueless

 

[Tigger]

If there was ever a gif to sum up Everton it's thislol

 

[Billy Liar]

As soon as this clown mentioned expected defeats it was time to go. An absolute farce his time here. Take Kenwright and Brands with you.

 

[kenada_blue]

The more I read the more I fear our problems are so much deeper than just managers.

He needs to get a grip and create a platform where a manager can actually do their job properly. Until the board sort out their own affairs, I'm not sure any manager can genuinely make a difference.

Don't you think that's what they did and why it took so long to fire him? Mosh and Brands wanted him to succeed.

From a transfer POV we can say that we didn't get x player etc but all clubs have that problem, even City. But it wasn't like he was shy of transfers or hamstrung.

They gave Silva chance after chance. I honestly think Silva was a broken man who couldn't fix what he was in and that's what got him fired.

 

[Stutheblue]

Don't you think that's what they did and why it took so long to fire him? Mosh and Brands wanted him to succeed.

From a transfer POV we can say that we didn't get x player etc but all clubs have that problem, even City. But it wasn't like he was shy of transfers or hamstrung.

They gave Silva chance after chance. I honestly think Silva was a broken man who couldn't fix what he was in and that's what got him fired.

Agreed. We've lost 8 of the last 11 matches. 7 points from 11 games. In the end they had no option but to sack him. And Silva (and the players) knew it.

 

[kenada_blue]

Agreed. We've lost 8 of the last 11 matches. 7 points from 11 games. In the end they had no option but to sack him. And Silva (and the players) knew it.

From what I read, Silva was at Finch Farm for 11hrs. By the sounds of things, Brands and Mosh wanted to find a reason to not sack him.

Could say that it's indecisive or you could say they wanted to keep their plan that they believed in together.

Probably a bit of both. Silva should've gone after the Norwich game IMO. But I haven't got an investment in a decision I wanted to be right.