stretford blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Totally agree and it would not be a surprise to me if he moves on there seem no point from his point of view to stay around
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I think position is more important than number of points. Each season has a different competitiveness so points could be less or more yet position could remain the same. I mean take the RS......they usually take around 4 - 6 points from us each season but only 1 point last season. Same for Spurs. Arsenal is usually minimum of 3 points but zero last season. It is all dependant on strength of teams that given season.
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
There is the lifelong dyed in the wool superblue @Theoneandonly. He loves "Rafael".
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
I'm not in favour of him being our manager mate but at the end of the day I support Everton and if he has got the job then he will be part of that, it doesn't mean I have to like him but at the end of the day if he does well then that means we as a club do well and that's all what matters.
….credibility probably doesn’t matter to him, Dave. He’s working in a very well paid bubble where his effectiveness just doesn’t matter. He thinks he’s important and a few at the club think the fans worship him (the recent vote on here disproves that notion). He’s indispensable to some.
Doghead
Player Valuation: £150k
i wish you were correct, doesnt feel like you are though. calling people who care about who the likely next manager of our club bed wetters isnt helpful though. if you stand by and do nothing and say nothing, we'll be playing in red next as its a lucky colour (v tan did it, wouldnt put it passed our current owner to consider it).
If you really want to shake the club up appoint Rangnick, sack Brands, and give him full authority to run the club. He completely transformed Red Bull and his coaching is credited for influencing Thomas Tuchel, Julian Nagelsmann, Ralph Hasenhüttl, and Jürgen Klopp. He’s wanted the job for a long time.
That was my initial thought but the fact Benitez has stayed silent on the matter and has not distanced himself from the rumours makes me think it’s him unfortunately.
orly
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This is my view. He's used as a bogeyman to justify unpalatable decisions. Of course no one is going to get the chance to ask him directly.
Delaying announcement till new home kit release day so we have split things to fume over.
It’s a strange one really as to be fair it’s originated mainly from rumours and speculation in terms of Moshiri's original income and the Arsenal relationship ending.
However, with the finance aspect (original wealth for Moshiri) and the sponsorship deals it's not too unrealistic to think he exerts influence over his friend.
The point I suspect is to what extent that influence is: if it's one of support and guidance, more strategic control or Moshiri is a mere front for his old boss.
I doubt it's the latter. It may have started with the former, but with more financial support it may be moving into the middle bracket or that's my bet.
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Appoint this guy then.
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