Farhad Moshiri

[ToffeeTim]

Perhaps a Freudian slip from Moshiri.

There’s 4 possible options.

1. It’s actually Usmanov’s decision and Moshiri accidentally revealed that.

2. It’s Kenwright’s decision

3. It’s Thelwell’s decision, not likely considering the meddling that went on with Walsh and Brands, why change with Thelwell.

4. He’s chatting nonsense because he couldn’t care less and just doesn’t want to answer the question.

We can draw our own conclusions.

There is a 5th, although extremely unlikely - the manager could resign.

 

[Togger Blue]

What's with the dodgy security, ffs is this what we've become?

Mosh & Bill off for a tag team match against Bill Gardner & Alf Garnett. Those lads are just their seconds in their corner, but making sure any unlawful headlocks are prevented.

 

[andydgg]

Trained anti headlock specialists. It’s the fans fault.

If the owners need bouncers to get around a stadium they need to get out of our club, and take the hired thugs with them.

 

[Librarian]

Have some balls and make sweeping changes.

 

[Baggzio]

There is a 5th, although extremely unlikely - the manager could resign.

The manager signed a contract and is entitled to stay as long as he likes. That’s how any football club in the world works. Don’t peddle this narrative that Lampard should choose to resign, puts all the blame on him and not the shambolic board that gave him the contract to begin with.

 

[ToffeeTim]

The manager signed a contract and is entitled to stay as long as he likes. That’s how any football club in the world works. Don’t peddle this narrative that Lampard should choose to resign, puts all the blame on him and not the shambolic board that gave him the contract to begin with.

I am not in any way suggesting he should resign. I am just saying it is an option in this situation that would mean it's not Moshiri's decision. I don't believe for a second it will happen.

 

[Kenwright is a Kopite]

Perhaps a Freudian slip from Moshiri.

There’s 4 possible options.

1. It’s actually Usmanov’s decision and Moshiri accidentally revealed that.

2. It’s Kenwright’s decision

3. It’s Thelwell’s decision, not likely considering the meddling that went on with Walsh and Brands, why change with Thelwell.

4. He’s chatting nonsense because he couldn’t care less and just doesn’t want to answer the question.

We can draw our own conclusions.

Number 1 is quite likely imo. I remember a Guardian article published last week which said that a number of managerial candidates for Everton have said that they got the impression that Usmanov rather than Moshiri owned the club.

 

[chippy1722]

Perhaps a Freudian slip from Moshiri.

There’s 4 possible options.

1. It’s actually Usmanov’s decision and Moshiri accidentally revealed that.

2. It’s Kenwright’s decision

3. It’s Thelwell’s decision, not likely considering the meddling that went on with Walsh and Brands, why change with Thelwell.

4. He’s chatting nonsense because he couldn’t care less and just doesn’t want to answer the question.

We can draw our own conclusions.

Or he can’t afford to sack him and hope it can be some kind of mutual agreement, with a deferred payment.

 

[Neiler]

Have some balls and make sweeping changes.

Ive been doing sweeping all wrong! lol

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

Moshiri is absolutely backwards you know. I know we all accepted from day one that he was a bit eccentric but WTAF is wrong with him? How does anyone get through life being as stupid as this moron is........

 

[Kev The Rat]

There is a 5th, although extremely unlikely - the manager could resign.

the 6th as well, a roundabout way of him saying he is not sacking the manager, as no one is prepared to make a decision. If its not his decision, then no one is going to make it.

 

[Kenwright is a Kopite]

Moshiri is absolutely backwards you know. I know we all accepted from day one that he was a bit eccentric but WTAF is wrong with him? How does anyone get through life being as stupid as this moron is........

Being stupid is no barrier to becoming a member of parliament in this country, or, on the other side of the world, becoming president of the United States.

 

[Blue83]

There is a 5th, although extremely unlikely - the manager could resign.

When was the last time a manager resigned because he was rubbish ?

 

[ToffeeTim]

When was the last time a manager resigned because he was rubbish ?

Only one I think of is O Neill at Villa and that was a long time ago

And that was due to a fall out more than anything IIRC

 

[MikeH72]

When was the last time a manager resigned because he was rubbish ?

Plenty of managers resign due to turmoil at the top of the club.