Farhad Moshiri

[Lobster Johnson]

I'd personally welcome the worse case scenario of being nationalised as a siezed asset.

 

[allen]

I'd personally welcome the worse case scenario of being nationalised as a siezed asset.

Imagine that.

Imagine if the UK government went all sovereign wealth fund on us, splashing the cash like Abu Dhabi or Qatar on their pet football clubs.

We'd be playing at The HM Treasury Stadium with an overly-serious shirt sponsor:

We'd need a proper socialist Labour government in to make sure there's enough investment in such a valuable state asset, though.

Don't want the Tories privatising us and selling us back off to Moshiri on the cheap.

 

[CielosGrises]

Very real possibility that, without Usmanov, any money they had planned for coming in pre-war has now vanished.

So we are back to plucky Everton but without the pluck and players on inflated salaries.

 

[hktoffee]

Oh dear.

 

[chrismpw]

Oh dear.

Like I said ... we don't look attractive to any investors after all that media attention whether it true or not.

 

[hktoffee]

Like I said ... we don't look attractive to any investors after all that media attention whether it true or not.

The owner the board the fans who confronted the players. 3 wins in 19. A circus.

 

[trueblue84]

The owner the board the fans who confronted the players. 3 wins in 19. A circus.

Players were confronted after loss number 10. They weren't in any way responsible for the other 9 defeats.

 

[hktoffee]

Players were confronted after loss number 10. They weren't in any way responsible for the other 9 defeats.

Fair point.

 

[Baggzio]

Like I said ... we don't look attractive to any investors after all that media attention whether it true or not.

I genuinely think there's only 2 real ways we get sold. Moshiri lowers his price and basically takes a massive loss just to get rid of us, which will probably happen if we get relegated or else one of these Middle Eastern royal families basically throw stupid money at us as a play thing. Not exactly a fantastic outlook for us either way in my opinion.

 

[jinkyali]

I've been warned all takeover stuff likely to go cool till we know what division we're in.

Why buy us now for 400m when may be avaliable for 150m in six months?

?

 

[trueblue84]

Fair point.

I'll go a step further and say they were confronted after defeat number 10 so the fans aren't to blame for any of those losses. It might impact future performances, but we're already 19th and level on points with 20th, so it's hardly going to make things worse.

 

[hktoffee]

I genuinely think there's only 2 real ways we get sold. Moshiri lowers his price and basically takes a massive loss just to get rid of us, which will probably happen if we get relegated or else one of these Middle Eastern royal families basically throw stupid money at us as a play thing. Not exactly a fantastic outlook for us either way in my opinion.

Our only hope.

 

[hktoffee]

I'll go a step further and say they were confronted after defeat number 10 so the fans aren't to blame for any of those losses. It might impact future performances, but we're already 19th and level on points with 20th, so it's hardly going to make things worse.

I think the action has done us no good in attracting new reinforcement.

 

[efcfanwirral]

Wander what he will have to say if it comes out that he isn't the owner and he is using Usmanovs money and we are relegated to division 2 with a 24 point deduction

So we are back to plucky Everton but without the pluck and players on inflated salaries.

At the very least this proves that we're not currently using Usmanov money. Whatever people's opinions on morality, it wasn't illegal to do business with Russians until a year ago. If they've done things right since the sanctions, we can't be punished for what happened before

 

[kenada_blue]

Like I said ... we don't look attractive to any investors after all that media attention whether it true or not.

The books and league position will show if we're attractive.

You think an investor is going to put £200mill into the club as it's at the foot of the table?