Farhad Moshiri

[Noble Savage]

That Borsan geezer reckons he is walking away with just £25m, would love to see how Farhad is going to explain that to Usmanov.

I suspect Mosh is going to avoid standing next to open windows.

 

[catcherintherye]

That Borsan geezer reckons he is walking away with just £25m, would love to see how Farhad is going to explain that to Usmanov.

Id imagine saying as little as possible and hope Usmanov dies soon

 

[sithbaare]

He wouldn't have sold the club if there was a chance that he didn't have usmanov's go-ahead on this.

That said. He's built a stadium and taken the expenses with him. Leaves the club relatively debt free.

 

[torontotom]

That Borsan geezer reckons he is walking away with just £25m, would love to see how Farhad is going to explain that to Usmanov.

Ah yes the beto goodbye price

Outside of clubs that get sold for a pound...not sure I'm aware of any owners getting back the same amount from a club sale as the cost of their, ahem, 2nd(?)choice striker

 

[Simon Buttle]

Ah yes the beto goodbye price

Outside of clubs that get sold for a pound...not sure I'm aware of any owners getting back the same amount from a club sale as the cost of their, ahem, 2nd(?)choice striker

Oh I think Farhad was expecting a little more than £25m though, he doesn't deserve anything tbh given the mess in recent years.

 

[Bob Elstone]

Keeping that bumbling idiot kenwright was his biggest mistake. Should have wiped the slate on day 1.

Same with baxendale.

 

[KaiserEFC]

I will be amazed if he doesn’t end up in court (in absentia of course) for something in the next 5 years. Dodgy and incompetent

 

[blueblue]

I would guess Moshiri is the angry one, dropped in it by Usmanov and then spent the last two years trying to deal with a mess he could not afford.

Without Moshiri we would not have BMD and I think that will be his ultimate legacy.

I think the mistake they made was not listening to anyone at all.
When they took over the club was solid, a decent team usually pushing for a top six place.

A slower more cautious approach was the way forward.
Some may remember back to the first summer under Koeman when we were signing players nearly every second day...usually the wrong players.

I don't think that will happen again.