mmmmsnouts
Player Valuation: £40m
You can also set up the pitch the size and condition it is at Goodison, plus you don't have to pay someone to use the facility because you own it.
You can also set up the pitch the size and condition it is at Goodison, plus you don't have to pay someone to use the facility because you own it.
The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
What about the news about the training ground facilities?
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Serious question here, not looking for a online war (I have Game Of War for that), but where does everybody get the idea from that Moshiri is about to put players on £150k a week and buy Yarmolenko, Rooney and a few other buys in the same window ?
If I remember correctly he is worth £1.2-1.9b which is a lot of money but not something that he can just throw half of it into a 'play thing'.
Also bearing in mind that he is in his 60's I think, I cant imagine him being in the game for another 30 years - if he is still alive.
If we were looking at another young prince inheriting billions from a Saudi family then I might be more positive in thinking we will return to the top quicker than normal.
For me I think Moshiri needs to look at the commercial side to gain steady improvements to the day to day running of the club.
If he can also attract one or two more wealthy serious investors to the board then we may have a chance, as agents fees and wages plus prices go up, im not expecting a great deal although it is very much welcome if im proven wrong, he didn't make a couple of billion by investing in hobbies im guessing.
*Prays for Zlatan at finch farm holding a EFC shirt next to ancellotti*
If I remember correctly he is worth £1.2-1.9b which is a lot of money but not something that he can just throw half of it into a 'play thing'.
Also bearing in mind that he is in his 60's I think, I cant imagine him being in the game for another 30 years - if he is still alive.
If we were looking at another young prince inheriting billions from a Saudi family then I might be more positive in thinking we will return to the top quicker than normal.
For me I think Moshiri needs to look at the commercial side to gain steady improvements to the day to day running of the club.
If he can also attract one or two more wealthy serious investors to the board then we may have a chance, as agents fees and wages plus prices go up, im not expecting a great deal although it is very much welcome if im proven wrong, he didn't make a couple of billion by investing in hobbies im guessing.
*Prays for Zlatan at finch farm holding a EFC shirt next to ancellotti*
Woolverhampton_Blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Do you no something we don't?
Very true though, doubt the club would be spending money on his vision if they intended to sack him.
Cant see him wasting his money on players, we will probably get to spend the TV money, but he wont be spunking all his money on wages.
Because he has said he will put extra money into players coming in
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
It's just filler. What is it? Planning permission sought? Nothing at all. As said: if he'd stepped into LFC and mumbled a few words then got off again there'd be a United Nations emergency session in full swing by now. At EFC though: blind acceptance that a man with a bag of ill-gotten gains will do right by us.
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I hate your optimism.
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
Nil satisfied no optimism.
Norwegian Cow
Player Valuation: £35m
still no signings? farhad out.
The pitches should of course be as good as possible but the need for an 5000/6000 seater stadium for U21's is a vanity project such as Citys attempt to emulate Barcelona/Real.
I think people complaining about a lack of a published plan from Moshiri are being a bit premature.
The 18 month quote could be taken in a variety of ways.
It takes a great deal of time to plan a huge undertaking like a stadium. There may be hundreds of stakeholders to consult and he may hate what was in the offing under Kenwright.
I'd rather be given (near) concrete approved plans rather than a pretty mock up and a load of empty promises.
Patience is a virtue.
The 18 month quote could be taken in a variety of ways.
It takes a great deal of time to plan a huge undertaking like a stadium. There may be hundreds of stakeholders to consult and he may hate what was in the offing under Kenwright.
I'd rather be given (near) concrete approved plans rather than a pretty mock up and a load of empty promises.
Patience is a virtue.
Kaiser Soysauce
Player Valuation: £10m
Means Eff all without a top top manager.
