The Everton Board Thread

[RomanReigns]

significant transfer funds are meaningless when you are restricted by FFP

 

[davek]

But we need to become good book keepers in order to be allowed to spend loads again don’t we? We’ve already pissed a fortune up the wall, clearly money alone isn’t the answer to our problems.

Arabs over Yanks any day.

 

[davek]

significant transfer funds are meaningless when you are restricted by FFP

Everton have creative auditors.

 

[Eggs]

We could still be championship with Moshiri, lets not ignore the fact its a good possibility we might struggle next season again

…yep, I think Lampard has left a lot to be desired and he could come under pressure next season. It could be difficult.

The major plus is we have a manager who seems happy to work with others in the club and not against them. That could make the big difference between mid-table and relegation.

 

[MikeH72]

…yep, I think Lampard has left a lot to be desired and he could come under pressure next season. It could be difficult.

The major plus is we have a manager who seems happy to work with others in the club and not against them. That could make the big difference between mid-table and relegation.

If we sack Lampard next season then we’re 100% going down. We may well go down if he’s given the season as well, but if we’re in a position where we’re sacking him midway through it’s guaranteed imo. We can’t afford any more upheaval, Sunderland tried that tactic and it catches up with you eventually.

 

[skumar55]

New owners might want to get there own manager in ? As long as it isn't American like Leeds did with Jesse Merch

 

[MikeH72]

New owners might want to get there own manager in ? As long as it isn't American like Leeds did with Jesse Merch

If any owners come in and sack Lampard straight away then the protest and boycotting needs to begin immediately.

 

[GoldenToffee]

New owners might want to get there own manager in ? As long as it isn't American like Leeds did with Jesse Merch

They will have seen the togetherness brought about by Lampard and his staff. No new owner will get rid.

 

[skumar55]

If any owners come in and sack Lampard straight away then the protest and boycotting needs to begin immediately.

If we start badly, and are struggling, I'm sure fans will turn. I hope this is not the case though.

 

[Drico]

They will have seen the togetherness brought about by Lampard and his staff. No new owner will get rid.

Lampard must be given a chance. If he plays himself out of a job, so be it. But he must be given a chance. The earliest change possible that wouldn't be certifiably insane is the World Cup break. Lampard will know that this is the danger point for him. He must get through that. If he does, he has got a chance. But a bad start to the season and his tenure could go south very quickly...

 

[BenToffee79]

significant transfer funds are meaningless when you are restricted by FFP

Not unless you are smart as paint operators who can generate more income from new sponsorship deals which I suspect they are doing

 

[Eggs]

If we sack Lampard next season then we’re 100% going down. We may well go down if he’s given the season as well, but if we’re in a position where we’re sacking him midway through it’s guaranteed imo. We can’t afford any more upheaval, Sunderland tried that tactic and it catches up with you eventually.

….I agree, Mike. I have high hopes for him, he’s a very bright man and I hope he‘s learning from his mistakes. From a club perspective, he’s ideal to repair the internal divisions and turmoil caused by his predecessor. I do think we’ll struggle on the pitch but I hope we are safe enough for Lampard to develop.

 

[paultheblue]

We have to stick with him and stop this cycle of continually sacking managers.

 

[MikeH72]

….I agree, Mike. I have high hopes for him, he’s a very bright man and I hope he‘s learning from his mistakes. From a club perspective, he’s ideal to repair the internal divisions and turmoil caused by his predecessor. I do think we’ll struggle on the pitch but I hope we are safe enough for Lampard to develop.

He’s the only manager I’ve personally felt a connection with since the early days of Moyes. Martinez was fake and I could never take to him, Koeman was never interested, Allardyce was Allardyce, Silva was as charismatic as beige wallpaper, even Ancelotti I never felt deep down was here because he genuinely wanted to be. Less said about the large one the better.

 

[MikeH72]

The appointment of him stands head and shoulders at the top of Moshiri’s long, long, long list of failures.

What you unsure about @davek? You literally just said right there in black and white that the presence of Benitez nearly got us relegated. Are you about to defend Moshiri’s decision to bring him in here? Go on I dare you.