Farhad Moshiri

[Terrarian]

No. If the stadium is ever built he'll cash in on that sharpish.

And if he does Dave, we'll be in a damn sight better shape than when he arrived won't we?

 

[davek]

And if he does Dave, we'll be in a damn sight better shape than when he arrived won't we?

His bank account will be; we'll have a £600M debt to pay.

 

[Toffeelover]

Had to laugh at lads second guessing the financial actions of a mega billionaire and his billionaire accountant
These lads have ways of making money and hiding money we could never imagine.
Billionaires bring creative accounting to a whole new level

Not just them, Brisan.

 

[mill]

His bank account will be; we'll have a £600M debt to pay.

What will be be worth with a new stadium? What do you think a sensible debt to equity ratio for a football club should be?

 

[Toffeelover]

Glad this guy is starting to see a return on his investment. Patience paying off. Hopefully this will inspire him to trust Carlo and marcel with megabucks and we can aim for the stars

I though we had collected some stars???

 

[Toffeelover]

Come on 48%, the boss is just great. We have Carlo because of him! And the new stadium is in place.

If and when that new stadium is in place this club will really be on the map, believe me.

 

[Toffeelover]

I hope not. When Carlo retires I’d like us to be in a position where we can attract a top manager from the next generation, not an even more washed up by then Mourinho. He seems only to preside over car crashes these days.

His son is learning fast from his father, we will be setting up a dynasty.

 

[rochdaleblue]

He’s drifted into the background now, but still of course exerts significant influence on the club with his backing. He’s letting Ancelloti and Brands just get on with things as any owner should.

 

[hibbo'sclass]

Let's be honest, he has loaned money to our club and plenty of it, and few people know the terms of those loan agreements. He's a billionaire on paper and they don't become such by giving money away. They make their aasets sweat for them.

Check the notes to the accounts. Think you'll find that in transactions with related parties/loan capital note any interest rate would have to be declared to get a clean audit report. No interest declared, so none charged.
Only charge I remember regarding the loan were legal fees, but I may be wrong.

 

[davek]

What will be be worth with a new stadium? What do you think a sensible debt to equity ratio for a football club should be?

Personally I dont think the club should be withoout partners on a project this size. We dont have the commercial firepower to cover the debt. Private and public partners should have been secured.

 

[manxtoffee]

His bank account will be; we'll have a £600M debt to pay.

May I ask why would our current owners give up on a massive opportunity to increase their already impressive asset portfolio?

 

[mill]

Personally I dont think the club should be withoout partners on a project this size. We dont have the commercial firepower to cover the debt. Private and public partners should have been secured.

Is financing in place then? What are the terms?

 

[Sphincter Sports]

Still pretty close is the vote, i don't know how people can be disappointed with Carlo Ancelotti as manager, James Rodriguez as a star player and new waterfront stadium on the horizon.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Statue.....Great man.

 

[Achilles Heel]

Really don't understand some people's negativity towards Mosh. Without him, read a similar situation to West Ham or Newcastle and an inevitable battle to stay mid-table every year and away from relegation. Mistakes have been made, at times we have been humiliated...but he certainly has given us a much better chance than we used to have - not his fault successive managers have not lived up to their spend.

Nobody without a personal agenda other than seeing Everton aspire to the history and traditions of the club can say that bloke has not put his money where his mouth is. New stadium very close on the banks of the Royal Blue Mersey - [Poor language removed] fans are desperately hoping it won't happen; players in the team that 5 years ago were a pipe dream; and a manager that has won everything who didn't come to Everton to make up the numbers. It's been painful at times but the club is changing and success getting closer. Some fans on this forum just seem to enjoy doom and gloom and can't bring themselves to give credit where it is due. I don't care about the mistakes now. Better that we have the financial backing to make them, than never have the opportunity at all. Liverpool did that for years and years chasing the title. Everton is becoming a fashionable club again - and the players and manager his money has supplied are making that happen whilst ensuring the media can't ignore us anymore.