Takeover: The nationality of our new owners will be (approximately) ?

[BlueToff]

Thing for me is that we need revolution not evolution. Keeping Kenwright on in some role would only see the chances of the likes of Elstone and Martinez staying on and little changing other than the name of the owner.

I want a wealthy owner coming in who will make the big decisions and be ruthless with his expectations. The mid table everton cant carry on for me both on and off the pitch.

I would have no issue with people who understand the club staying on. Elstone I would want rid, like.

As for RM, stop bring him into the equation. I'd much rather we stick with a manager who has a long term view point and has tried much more to improve us in terms of the quality of play that would attract better players etc than his predecessor ever did, than an owner who gets rid every six months. That never ends well...

That's all I'll say on that as it's not for here really, and one season finishing 11th does not make us 'mid-table'.

An owner who is willing to put his own money into the club would be excellent. Whether that means a redeveloped/new ground and/or/thus building a better squad. Definitely progress and would make it more likely we don't have to worry about selling our best players (which we haven't done in ages anyway and don't need to due to the TV money)...

 

[TheFinnFan]

city lost all their soul. i wouldnt want that.

if Moshiri buys us it doesnt mean that we as a club will showe aside our princibles and important things to us as a club.

 

[tmgc]

would u want us to be a new city and get a rich sheikh in?

Oh aye, oil money can guarantee us one thing we've been missing since 1878.

A monorail.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

if Moshiri buys us it doesnt mean that we as a club will showe aside our princibles and important things to us as a club.

We'll just boo louder, and fume more when we don't win.

 

[TheFinnFan]

We'll just boo louder, and fume more when we don't win.

thats defo true that

 

[daza_1973]

city lost all their soul. i wouldnt want that.

Nah, there's plenty of 'souls' supporting that lot to be fair...

 

[Yankfootball1]

This was a non starter anyway, he always been trying to increase his shares at arsenal.

Kroenke is building a new stadium complex in LA I bet Usmanov is hoping Kroenke is willing to sell his Arsenal shares to partially fund it.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

I can't wait for the @davek mega-fume when it's revealed that after the Moshi takeover and the dust has all settled, that it's boys-pen Bill who is still running the club.

 

[JAYTALITY]

Thing for me is that we need revolution not evolution. Keeping Kenwright on in some role would only see the chances of the likes of Elstone and Martinez staying on and little changing other than the name of the owner.



I want a wealthy owner coming in who will make the big decisions and be ruthless with his expectations. The mid table everton cant carry on for me both on and off the pitch.

Martinez doesn't like this.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Presumably means the Moshi links?

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

the Iranian is worth less than Philip Greene & buttons compared to Maktoum

 

[tmgc]

Nah, there's plenty of 'souls' supporting that lot to be fair...

R souls?

 

[LinekersLegs]

the Iranian is worth less than Philip Greene & buttons compared to Maktoum

Individually yes but it presumably doesn't exclude him bringing him in other investment that he then directs.

 

[Chang Elephant]

Kroenke is building a new stadium complex in LA I bet Usmanov is hoping Kroenke is willing to sell his Arsenal shares to partially fund it.

Strange that Moshiri would jump ship from his long term business partner just as they have the chance to fully own Arsenal ?

 

[Matty_j1878]

This is getting as tedious as the Yarmolenko saga last summer. Plenty of twists and turns.

The twists and turns has kept my interest TBH, wouldn't be Everton if it was straight to the point.