The Everton Board Thread

[paultheblue]

"Offered a friendly to Kiev"

That's not happening then.

Will it be home or away?

 

[Cork Evertonian]

I think he should have referenced the Benitez issue directly.

He should have stated clearly that he was wrong to appoint him, and that he was wrong to keep him on as long as he did.

Back up your words with actions Moshiri.

 

[blulouie]

The scary part is he apparently still trusts the board when every man & his dog know they are the root of most of the clubs problems. He needs to act and appoint real professionals instead of the "Old boy's (& girls) club"

Having said that he admits to his own mistakes and has to be applauded for it. His unwaivering comitment to the stadium with funding is very welcome in these tough financial times and should allay the fear many had.

I believe the fans reaction and unequivical support over the last few months has shook him to the core.
Hopefully the penny has finally dropped and the club starts to run like a business from top to bottom.

There's now an opportunity for him to become the owner we all hoped he would be. Hope he takes it.

 

[pedro789]

Of course he will.

It's a perfect mix really. A cowardly and useless board who wont stand up to him, and a delusional owner who wants to play real life football manager.

They both have equity in keeping the other in place.

Can you blame them not standing up to him.

Who in their right mind pays DBB £1m p/a? She's regional sales manager for DFS in the real world.

And Kenwright fades into the obscurity of second rate theatre producer.

They lucked out finding the world's stupidest billionaire.

 

[street end]

I’m with this fella on this.

The indication is that we stayed up to be fair.

 

[bullybeef]

Knee jerk reaction to the fans criticism about a lack of communication from the top, again.

No way he makes that statement if Evertonian’s aren’t complaining.

 

[Pabbers]

I think he should have referenced the Benitez issue directly.

He should have stated clearly that he was wrong to appoint him, and that he was wrong to keep him on as long as he did.

Back up your words with actions Moshiri.

He says he made mistakes, thats the admition.

You cant name people and mistakes these days, thats libel, and opens you up to law suits.

 

[Dancing Pat]

No way he makes that statement if Evertonian’s aren’t complaining.

He’s probably not even seen the statement tbh

 

[Dixieslaces]

Get out of my club. But buy us a new stadium on yer way out

100%

 

[Gilbert..]

Saw this earlier. Is this right? I cba to go deep into it.

 

[tadpole]

He still doesn't get what good communication should look like, and why this is needed.

Good communication is speaking regularly to the fanbase explaining the reasons for key decisions. It's about senior execs putting themselves out there, and showing that they care about listening to fans. And about senior execs who underperform being held accountable.

 

[Pabbers]

Saw this earlier. Is this right? I cba to go deep into it.

No its way way way off.
But, £400 mill over 10 years is not exactly much, is it!!?! £40 mill per season….£20 per window!?

 

[Gilbert..]

No its way way way off.
But, £400 mill over 10 years is not exactly much, is it!!?! £40 mill per season….£20 per window!?

More meant some of the clubs below in that table. Doesnt look right. But im not expert on other clubs spending.

 

[Davideeyore]

The scary part is he apparently still trusts the board when every man & his dog know they are the root of most of the clubs problems. He needs to act and appoint real professionals instead of the "Old boy's (& girls) club"

Having said that he admits to his own mistakes and has to be applauded for it. His unwaivering comitment to the stadium with funding is very welcome in these tough financial times and should allay the fear many had.

I believe the fans reaction and unequivical support over the last few months has shook him to the core.
Hopefully the penny has finally dropped and the club starts to run like a business from top to bottom.

There's now an opportunity for him to become the owner we all hoped he would be. Hope he takes it.

While I agree with what you say, I think we all need to rid ourselves of the notion that there is a board.

As someone has pointed out earlier there is no board. Correct me if i'm wrong, but is it:
Kenwright, DBB, Ingles, Sharp? Possibly one more ?

Woods, gone. Brands came in and went. Ryazantsev gone. Harris gone.

I've zero expertise in business I just wonder what the requirements are, fundamentally, to run a football club. How many directors should there be?

Surely the top men or women at an organisation are the chairman and the CEO?

I don't have a clue whether DBB is good at her role as a CEO but she's part of the collective failure. It is Kenwright as Chairman, that has to take the
lions share of the collective failure. Years of past indifference, and mediocrity, the current failings and apathy on his part, and to modernise the organisation
in the future he must step aside. For those that love the old lovey he can have some kind of life presidency. Life Chairman of Good Times.

 

[Pabbers]

More meant some of the clubs below in that table. Doesnt look right. But im not expert on other clubs spending.

It is wrong for every club mate.

All these lists that come out are always weighed towards an agenda/club.
They are usually to slam city or to award the rs the net spend trophy.

But….if they sign Nunez….it takes them to a higher net spend that city….in the time city have won 3 titles…