Farhad Moshiri

[ETID]

It will be changed today when I’ve decided on the right one haha.

Spitfire plummeting into BMD?

 

[efcste97]

Many of the same Blues think well of Kenwright. Sentiment riddles this club - and it wasn't just the former chairman for life who was guilty of weaponising it against our own best interests...

Hired Benítez, nearly bankrupted the club, got the club the biggest points deduction in PL history, ran the club on pay day loans, nearly sold us to 777

'wish you all the best in the future Moshiri' Do you? Cos personally I hope the fraud goes bankrupt.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

One more for the road

Clueless
Goggle-eyed
Freak

Bon voyage Farhad

I’ve got 777 reasons to be glad to see the back of you

Good riddance

 

[Socistep2]

Say what?

We went from £45 million of debt and regular finishes in the top 6 to £650 million of debt and on the precipice of relegation and total implosion.

Way to go Farthead

That debt was funding playing staff, which if you read my post I agree with you on

Off the field is around commercial performance and increasing infrastructure to provide an increase in revenue, e.g the stadium

 

[windymiller]

One more for the road

Clueless
Goggle-eyed
Freak

Bon voyage Farhad

I’ve got 777 reasons to be glad to see the back of you

Good riddance

But a stadium ain't one?

 

[Efcjake]

I hope the bailiffs chase you the rest of your life Mosh.

Don't drink out of any teapots other than your own because Usmanov wants paying back.

 

[Connor]

 

[MikeH72]

If you like I can Photoshop a Dan Friedkin inside a crossed red circle for you now and you can deploy it at your leisure?

I’ve already got that saved in my drafts in case it’s needed for future use don’t worry x

 

[brieverton]

Never doubted his good intentions.

But the gambles he took, I wouldn't replay this period in our clubs history for all the stress and worry they've caused. It has been hellish.

That we got there in the end isn't ever good enough in my book. And we are still not anywhere near in a comfortable position.

I think Kenwright played him for a fool.

I have no personal animosity towards him though, none at all. In the end, he could have made more demands of any prospective buyer and did not, whether by accident or design.

He enters into our history as a significant figure, if only for the notoriety of his stewardship. I wouldn't have any issue with him attending a game. If he wanted to then why not.

 

[Toffeelover]

Can this thread be transferred to the archives ?

 

[MikeH72]

Hahaha oooohhhhh checked back in now have you Farhad? How very kind and sweet of you.

 

[Thomasc]

The one thing I'll never EVER forgive him for is the fat spanish pigman.

I'll hate him to my grave for that

Pig man was the lowest point.

In hindsight followed by 777.

 

[MikeH72]

Fella openly and publicly “checked out” for 2 years despite being the business owner, and allowed fraudsters to pile debt onto the club that nearly sent us to the wall. Just go quietly and with your tail between your legs, cease this embarrassing whitewashing attempt immediately.

 

[Stuartisitc1878]

The stadium is great, and no doubt over time (way way in the future) that will be his legacy, but from a footballing side of things he was a complete and utter disaster. He purchased a club that had consistently finished best of the rest for years and had Lukaku, Stone, Barkley, Geri, a peak Baines and Coleman. Imagine a squad like that now suddenly (seemingly) winning the jackpot. Fast forward 9 years and the squad is on it's backside with every ounce of quality sold to stay afloat. He and his trusted board alienated the fans and standards have been allowed to drop so low, simply staying in the league is celebrated as success. We sit 3 point above relegation and the possibility of playing our first game in that new Stadium in the second tier of English football is still a possibility and that's on him.

 

[Lanolin]

I have no good feeling to him whatsoever. I genuinely cannot understand how he managed to make a mess of absolutely everything he did, it was quite impressive in it's own morbid way.