Farhad Moshiri

[nsno-chris]

You'll have to restate what you're *waiting* for. And in the meantime formulate your apology.

It’s ok thanks, there’s no apology coming.

I’m sure you can read through the posts and figure it out though. You get back to me in your own time

 

[wainy]

They run the campaign. That's their policy.

I agree with you: you cant protest at what's happening at this club without demanding the removal of the owner. It's impossible to do one without the other. All problems begin and end with him. If you dont start with that premise for action then you're not a protest group, you're a hand-wringing society.

Absolute guff

 

[davek]

Absolute guff

You believe if we keep Moshiri it'll all be ok?

 

[wainy]

You believe if we keep Moshiri it'll all be ok?

Not at all, but to suggest you can’t be unhappy or protest without wanting moshiri to leave is also wrong. Id like for him to start appointing actual business people, people who have a shred of credibility when it comes to
Running large businesses. I applaud the 27 campaign, whilst it’s clearly not everyone’s cup of tea, it is better than doing nothing.

 

[davek]

Not at all, but to suggest you can’t be unhappy or protest without wanting moshiri to leave is also wrong. Id like for him to start appointing actual business people, people who have a shred of credibility when it comes to
Running large businesses. I applaud the 27 campaign, whilst it’s clearly not everyone’s cup of tea, it is better than doing nothing.

There's a hieracrhy of blame and Moshiri is at the top of it...so why not start with him?

 

[john jako]

Hope this [Poor language removed] [Poor language removed] off to be fair. Rancid. Ripping the club apart.

 

[wainy]

There's a hieracrhy of blame and Moshiri is at the top of it...so why not start with him?

They are, they want him to run the club competently and see an end to the jobs for the boys era we currently sit in. To try and force him out is extreme in the maximum. If he employed competent people to spend his cash our outlook would be completely different.

 

[trueblue84]

There's a hieracrhy of blame and Moshiri is at the top of it...so why not start with him?

It is hard to force an owner to sell though (unless you've got Ricky Tomlinson and his z-list celeb mates to make a video).

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

They run the campaign. That's their policy.

I agree with you: you cant protest at what's happening at this club without demanding the removal of the owner. It's impossible to do one without the other. All problems begin and end with him. If you dont start with that premise for action then you're not a protest group, you're a hand-wringing society.

I can see why you're saying that (because it helps you out) but that's just not true.

You can protest what he's doing with the aim of him... shock horror... doing things differently! A revolutionary idea, I know

 

[kithnou]

Hope this [Poor language removed] [Poor language removed] off to be fair. Rancid. Ripping the club apart.

Trying hard to decipher this beaut...

 

[davek]

I can see why you're saying that (because it helps you out) but that's just not true.

You can protest what he's doing with the aim of him... shock horror... doing things differently! A revolutionary idea, I know

Yes, good luck with appealing to the US based Moshiri's better nature.

There's only one way you get shut of peope like him: Evertonians did it with Johnson. It's not like there isn't a template.

Cap in hand gets kick in teeth.

 

[davek]

It is hard to force an owner to sell though (unless you've got Ricky Tomlinson and his z-list celeb mates to make a video).

We did it with Johnson; the Kopites did it with Hicks and Gillett.

Where there's a will.

The 27 minute lot want to protect the value of Moshiri's shares though. That's what they've said. So that strategy has been left off the table.

I'm sure he'll agree to reform himself if they continue to ask nicely though.

 

[davek]

They are, they want him to run the club competently and see an end to the jobs for the boys era we currently sit in. To try and force him out is extreme in the maximum. If he employed competent people to spend his cash our outlook would be completely different.

"Please Mr Moshiri, will you take more care of your own share value and govern the club more professionally?"

I'm sure that'll hit home.

 

[magicjuan]

There's a hieracrhy of blame and Moshiri is at the top of it...so why not start with him?

I thought the concept was for Moshiri to get shut of Kenwright and that culture he lords over?

 

[davek]

I thought the concept was for Moshiri to get shut of Kenwright and that culture he lords over?

Kenwright is an irrelevance.

Moshiri is making decisions on managers and how much they get to spend.

That's whats got us here.