That's how 'accountants' get to be 'Billionaire Accountants'
Like this, iirc, the record is 37
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Like this, iirc, the record is 37
Ghost Rider
Player Valuation: £8m
What's the point in putting the money forward if it's spent poorly? So again can fault him, the money is worthless if it's wasted. Better to offer less money and invest it well.
It's boss 30 million was made available for iwobi , or 45 million was made available for siggurdson.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
@Ghost Rider sums it up perfectly.
I Promised myself I wouldn't engage with you but here I am.
Its ridiculous that you cannot see how he has hogtied us totally with his wayward spending and failure to offset any of it. Financially we are on paper "Bankrupt" its that simple. he walks away, we go under and to be honest HE can afford to, we, the fans on the other hand who have invested, time, money etc etc cannot simply switch off from Everton.
YES we all wanted to splash the cash and play billy big bollocks but we did not ask for a scattergun approach to finances that Moshiri and his sycophant Bill have adopted. Its a suicide mission by them both and I hold BOTH responsible 100%
Its time we let them know this too.
To have this club in this position after 6 years is criminal, negligent and a travesty for us all.
The same position every club who spends the sort of coin needed will find themselves in chasing the riches of the CL if they don't get extremely fortunate with recruitment (i.e Leicester who even they are starting to slide).
Aston Villa will be next spending money on "ready" players like Digne, Coutinho etc on big wages approaching 29/30+.
West Ham finished 6th last season and look to be finishing 7th/8th - for them to push on and fight for the top 4/5 they'll have to spend way above their current turnover unless Moyes can work miracles like he did here and even then he never could ultimately push us on.
The rules are in place to ensure the status quo - when Mosh Man goes one day you'll get your wish for healthy accounts but the price you'll pay is knowing at the start of the season you'll be fighting for 8th-10th at best in this league - you'll be licking the glass on the bulletproof ceiling above you.
You wont be singing spirit of the bloos again watching a James Rodriguez on the pitch, Carlo Ancelotti in the dugout and being sat in the top 6 with genuine hopes of a good season with a bit of luck with injuries.
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Moshiri holds the future of the club in the palm of his hand...erm wallet...whatever.
He bails, The Club fails.
Simple as that
He bails, The Club fails.
Simple as that
Which League though?
The Zingari
You're still not understanding my very simple sentence Vape lord.
He has spent money that the club couldn’t afford to spend, hence why we’re losing over £100m a year. And not a penny of it was his own money by the way.
You're saying he hasn't spent a single penny that isn't his since he took over?
He has spent lots and lots and lots of Usmanov’s blood money.
trueblue84
Player Valuation: £50m
There's lots of assumptions that moshiri has personally funded transfers/the new stadium. Until he formally writes off our debt, it is still on the club. Things can change in an instant. He could just as easily asset strip and bail, leaving the club to go under.
Has anything been officially announced about the stadium funding? Is there anything stopping moshiri from "owning" Bramley Moore and leasing it to Everton and/or taking the proceeds from the sale of goodison?
Has anything been officially announced about the stadium funding? Is there anything stopping moshiri from "owning" Bramley Moore and leasing it to Everton and/or taking the proceeds from the sale of goodison?
Farthead Toshiri
DanEFC92
Player Valuation: £90m
We sell an extraordinary amount of jumbo hot dogs on a match day.
Moshiri is a business man, he certainly has not spent money well but there are still plenty of opportunities for him to make a profit at Everton.
First, he has to start making better decisions on the football side and at first sight the appointments of Thelwell and Lampard seem positive.
The new stadium will catapult Everton onto a different level and if we are still a Premiership club at that time then the club . if sold, would ensure that he at least breaks even or probably makes a profit.
Staying in the Premiership is obviously key to all of his plans.
First, he has to start making better decisions on the football side and at first sight the appointments of Thelwell and Lampard seem positive.
The new stadium will catapult Everton onto a different level and if we are still a Premiership club at that time then the club . if sold, would ensure that he at least breaks even or probably makes a profit.
Staying in the Premiership is obviously key to all of his plans.
kenada_blue
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Moshiri FC
At least we know FFP isn't taken seriously. Moshiri is basically laughing at the PL with those Covid losses. We can spend what we like now and if we have to can just find loopholes like City did.