As if Kenwrights legacy wasn’t bad enough, he’s sold the club to a clueless investor as well.
BK was and remains everything that has gone wrong at Everton.
BK was and remains everything that has gone wrong at Everton.
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Runs it like someone on here playing football manager 21He runs the club like soneone of here would lol
Indeed, “sorry AGM has been postponed this year due to COVID”!Not so sure there'll be an AGM
The one thing I can’t get my head around is that 10% of posters are still saying they are pleased with him. Easily pleased some people.
Just a nod to this from this the other week in light of the echo mentioning Iwobi's transfer!A little add on to this also
Kia Joorabchian's growing influence sheds light on Arsenal's identity crisis | Nick Ames
The super-agent’s involvement in some eyebrow-raising deals has sparked fears that the once famously resourceful club no longer has a coherent approach to recruitmentwww.theguardian.com
'The Football Association’s list of intermediary transactions, released this week, shows Sports Invest UK (Kia Joorabchian company) represented Arsenal in Alex Iwobi’s £35m move to Everton.'
Like yourself I am torn on him i have said several times that you can't fault his willingness to throw money at the club. The problem is, he can't let the football people get on with running the club day to day, he has allowed Billy liar to hang around like a bad smell and he continually embarrasses himself and the club on his mate Jim White's show.Im personally torn on him - unlike Kenwright/Venkys/Oysten he does have his positives and deserves some credit - few owners in world football would invest what he has whilst building a top of the range ground on a world heritage site (he's personally covering stage 1 of the build which is anything upto £100 million).
But then the temptation to meddle in the club obviously goes against him.
In conclusion - he needs to stop dicking about and let the manager/DOF get on with what needs to be done.
Although when Im sat in my cushy vibrating chair at BMD I'll obviously be forever grateful.
This is absolutely it.He runs the club like soneone of here would lol
This 100%!Im personally torn on him - unlike Kenwright/Venkys/Oysten he does have his positives and deserves some credit - few owners in world football would invest what he has whilst building a top of the range ground on a world heritage site (he's personally covering stage 1 of the build which is anything upto £100 million).
But then the temptation to meddle in the club obviously goes against him.
In conclusion - he needs to stop dicking about and let the manager/DOF get on with what needs to be done.
Although when Im sat in my cushy vibrating chair at BMD I'll obviously be forever grateful.
Is that actually possible though? As in any business, if your boss really wants to do something how much power do you have to stop them? A DOF can't take it above Moshiri so all they really have is the ultimatum that they'll quit if he doesn't back off. How many times could a DOF use that tactic? Maybe they could threaten to run the youth system into the ground if he keeps up his antics....oh.This is absolutely it.
It's exactly the kind of mess I'd make of things if I was trusting my own judgement. But I am at least smart enough to know I don't know what I'm talking about on football matters.
I see a glimmer of hope, though. Moshiri's responsiveness to fan unrest suggests to me he's capable of listening and being told he's made a mistake. I wonder if we just need a strong enough DoF to stand up to him and stop his bad decisions before they are made.