Farhad Moshiri

[degsy]

Me myself who has done 100s of interviews, knows that as the interviewer you need to ask the right questions and sometimes help them along. Now I don’t know if this director of football from spurs is good or bad. But what I do know is, the board at this club and the ones who make the decisions are unimpressive.

This.
Been there done the bad interview with a monosyllabic interview
Unless you're a showpony of the monorail - monorail - Monorail variety you don't stand a chance

 

[bullybeef]

Sometimes it takes two to do an 'good' interview

Sharpy was on questions so makes sense now.

 

[davek]

Now hiring Hitchen even though his interview was ‘unimpressive’.

Super!

He'll be another nodding dog he can dominate.

 

[Grogu the blue]

Not at anfield, Old Trafford, Emirates or Stamford Bridge - where it counts

But at bottom half teams?

 

[degsy]

But at bottom half teams?

Shrewsbury?
Wigan?

 

[Grogu the blue]

Shrewsbury?
Wigan?

Not the same as getting beat every week by that calibre of team though is it?

 

[billyblue80]

Nice one Farhad your dodgy loan of El Ghazi meant we couldn't loan a centre back, well in(tit)

 

[Nymzee]

Nice one Farhad your dodgy loan of El Ghazi meant we couldn't loan a centre back, well in(tit)

We could have done just not from the PL.

 

[Frenk]

Who are this group that tried to buy Spurs and there are suggestions they may switch their interest to us?

 

[Doctor Blue]

When I was a kid my dad had a massive railway in our loft, to which I was only ever allowed to 'play' on it under heavy supervision. When I was old enough I spent a fortune on building my own layout and getting all the loco's I wanted, the problem was, I'm no electrician (My dad was!) and no matter how many times I tried I couldn't make my layout work like my fathers did, or look quite as good, so I was forever pulling up the track and re-laying it. The point being, I have no doubt that FM wants success at Everton, it's his 'toy' now and he doesn't have to be supervised while 'playing' with it, perhaps like the situation with him at Arsenal. However, owning a club is one thing knowing what to actually do with it to make it work properly is another thing altogether. Slowly, inextricably, he is getting there and I think by the very fact that Bramley Moore is being built shows the depth of his commitment to Everton Football Club. I am grateful for what he has tried to do because even though it has been false hope, it has been hope all the same, I just think he needs to choose one or two of his 'friends' more wisely and allow those he has hired to sort the problems out, and we will get there in the end, because in the end it means that we have finally achieve something to really shout about.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Seeing the Lampard Revolution begin - Cheers Mosh lad more of the same going forward please!

 

[MikeH72]

Love Everton, Hate Moshiri

Stay strong freedom fighters, eyes on the prize.

 

[Moonlight dribbler]

It's one of those nebulous terms - identity - but I think you've nailed it.

I don't want to be Chelsea, Man City or some other money club. I want to remain Everton, I want to mean something.

I don't even like modern football, I avoid the champions league and fully prepare to boycott the next world cup. I would pay anything to be the bulwark against this rising tide. Sod it, ignore me, I just hate how we chased rainbows and became a laughingstock, cautionary tale.

For me the reporting particularly Sky Sports news, hide the fact that Everton are outside the monopoly and tried to buy in but failed. They daily report the £500 million spend and mention it is above Liverpool and a few others, without mentioning the big clubs stockpiling young players for no other reasons than to sell later for profit. The reason Everton fans are alienated imho is that the players we have zero emotion nor fight.

 

[toffee matt]

What happens if Usmanov gets sanctioned then?

 

[MikeH72]

What happens if Usmanov gets sanctioned then?

Hopefully this fella goes with him.