To maximise your 'profits' off the pitch you have to be successful on the pitch.
Sadly not in this league.
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To maximise your 'profits' off the pitch you have to be successful on the pitch.
Ok so what level of spending over & above the amount brought in from any player sales would appease that train of thought? I only ask because you seem angry about something that hasn't even happened yet. Also, if it turns out that the spend is a bit less due to rising stadium costs because we want more from it then I can handle that. Stadiums last decades, players last a few seasons generally.Lets's get down to brass tacks here:
Moshiri was touted as a saviour to take us to the next level. The reality is he wasn't and isn't big enough for that. He's here to get his shares quadrupled on the back of a stadium build and then sale. The squad is almost an afterthought to him.
We were kidded into believing Moshiri was the real deal. He isn't. And that will be underlined this summer after another miserable net spend.
Sadly not in this league.
Lets's get down to brass tacks here:
Moshiri was touted as a saviour to take us to the next level. The reality is he wasn't and isn't big enough for that. He's here to get his shares quadrupled on the back of a stadium build and then sale. The squad is almost an afterthought to him.
We were kidded into believing Moshiri was the real deal. He isn't. And that will be underlined this summer after another miserable net spend.
Never seen those internal images before. Thanks for posting.Interior images for that design:
Can't have one without the other
Or buy shares low and sell high when tv deals or new facilities add massive value rather than competitive success.
Dave - serious question (though I know you're not a fan of straight answers)Lets's get down to brass tacks here:
Moshiri was touted as a saviour to take us to the next level. The reality is he wasn't and isn't big enough for that. He's here to get his shares quadrupled on the back of a stadium build and then sale. The squad is almost an afterthought to him.
We were kidded into believing Moshiri was the real deal. He isn't. And that will be underlined this summer after another miserable net spend.
Lets's get down to brass tacks here:
Moshiri was touted as a saviour to take us to the next level. The reality is he wasn't and isn't big enough for that. He's here to get his shares quadrupled on the back of a stadium build and then sale. The squad is almost an afterthought to him.
We were kidded into believing Moshiri was the real deal. He isn't. And that will be underlined this summer after another miserable net spend.
Really?
Plenty of owners got out selling a club for a profit without onfield success.
This summer will tell us wether this is true or not. It's not looking very good for us tho is it.
And thankfully, you know absolutely nothing about what you talk about. You have no idea what Moshiri is planning.Lets's get down to brass tacks here:
Moshiri was touted as a saviour to take us to the next level. The reality is he wasn't and isn't big enough for that. He's here to get his shares quadrupled on the back of a stadium build and then sale. The squad is almost an afterthought to him.
We were kidded into believing Moshiri was the real deal. He isn't. And that will be underlined this summer after another miserable net spend.
£50MOk so what level of spending over & above the amount brought in from any player sales would appease that train of thought? I only ask because you seem angry about something that hasn't even happened yet. Also, if it turns out that the spend is a bit less due to rising stadium costs because we want more from it then I can handle that. Stadiums last decades, players last a few seasons generally.
Looks and sounds like a phony to me. He's here to take away not invest. The details on the stadium plan sealed it for me.This summer will tell us wether this is true or not. It's not looking very good for us tho is it.
I'd rather he kept on walking and left the place available for a bigger player. Moshiri atm just feels like Robert Earl with a more hands on approach to the stadium situation. Earl came in only for a stadium deal at Kirkby, Moshiri has only come in for the BMD scheme.True, they are not necessarily friends of fans but, a few owners apart, are not necessarily enemies either. You know as well as anyone, no other multi billionaire was beating a path to our door desperate to buy us. you have no idea what plans are afoot for us, if it takes time it takes time, but to call him out for not spending a fortune after only just over a year here is, frankly, unbelievable. I genuinely expect better from you Dave.
They kind of go hand in hand usually.
Like i have said before, I am 100% certain of Moshiris game plan, and it is inconceivable that he will get nowt like the return he would get by selling shares in a successful club, than in trying to offload a basket case.
Its called having an aligned interest.