Usmanov

[catcherintherye]

Lets hope he aint a tight arse and throws his dough around like his Uncle lol

I doubt he's going onto the board to be a tight you know what.

 

[Kever10]

This is basket-case stuff if he is on the Board.

Of course it is.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

I doubt he's going onto the board to be a tight you know what.

Slowly feels like we are starting to move away from the days of Kenwright.

Long may it continue

LONG LIVE USMANOV

 

[Stephenlloyd]

Not if their idea of a good manager is Benitez.

Well kenwright plucked a young manager from the championship and a manager that got relegated

 

[Goat]

Yep - pop concerts at our ground the place is booming with tourist - a great success as a club we voted to go there .... alls BK needed was 40 million to get an investor .... imo he let us down big time - the echo arena sits there now with museums etc etc its booming .... Thanks BK .....

Imagine trying to get to that Stadium, its a frigging nightmare just driving past these days.

 

[matty1878]

Slowly feels like we are starting to move away from the days of Kenwright.

Long may it continue

LONG LIVE USMANOV

he will save us from mediocrity

 

[neil999]

We all know how that ends!

Kenwright getting his ear cut off?

 

[The binman chronicles]

What would have been the capacity ?

55k

 

[matty1878]

Kenwright getting his ear cut off?

lol

 

[brieverton]

What is Ismailov's actual business background though?

Has he has any position within USM or elsewhere?

It's one thing to have him on the board, but if he doesn't bring any specific acumen / background, then how is he going to able to contribute to any decisions regarding strategic direction of the club?

We criticise the football side for retaining ex-players on cosy contracts, how is this any different?

Willing to give him the benefit of the doubt of course, but we need experienced, hand-on directors.

More numbers on the board that are obviously from the Moshiri / Usmanov side are welcome of course, we need unity.

But still, its professional expertise we need on the board.

It's a million miles from the likes of Bryan Gilvary who was mooted for a position years ago. The problem there is that people who have cut their teeth like him aren't going to keep quiet whilst the club is being run sideways or backwards.

I guess at least Ismailov might be brought on board to do something similar, but we need active oversight + industry experience.

 

[Raino85]

Imagine trying to get to that Stadium, its a frigging nightmare just driving past these days.

E Scooter mate

 

[catcherintherye]

What is Ismailov's actual business background though?

Has he has any position within USM or elsewhere?

It's one thing to have him on the board, but if he doesn't bring any specific acumen / background, then how is he going to able to contribute to any decisions regarding strategic direction of the club?

We criticise the football side for retaining ex-players on cosy contracts, how is this any different?

Willing to give him the benefit of the doubt of course, but we need experienced, hand-on directors.

More numbers on the board that are obviously from the Moshiri / Usmanov side are welcome of course, we need unity.

But still, its professional expertise we need on the board.

It's a million miles from the likes of Bryan Gilvary who was mooted for a position years ago. The problem there is that people who have cut their teeth like him aren't going to keep quiet whilst the club is being run sideways or backwards.

I guess at least Ismailov might be brought on board to do something similar, but we need active oversight + industry experience.

Rumour has it Ismailov has come across very impressively by those in and around football.

I mean I think the real significance is the guy who's likely to directly inherit a large portion of Usmanov's wealth is becoming more centrally involved at Everton.

 

[TheSecondComing]

Always been convinced he was literally just helping out his mate but looks like he’s going large now and am ready to sell our soul for success.

 

[kev]

What is Ismailov's actual business background though?

Has he has any position within USM or elsewhere?

It's one thing to have him on the board, but if he doesn't bring any specific acumen / background, then how is he going to able to contribute to any decisions regarding strategic direction of the club?

We criticise the football side for retaining ex-players on cosy contracts, how is this any different?

Willing to give him the benefit of the doubt of course, but we need experienced, hand-on directors.

More numbers on the board that are obviously from the Moshiri / Usmanov side are welcome of course, we need unity.

But still, its professional expertise we need on the board.

It's a million miles from the likes of Bryan Gilvary who was mooted for a position years ago. The problem there is that people who have cut their teeth like him aren't going to keep quiet whilst the club is being run sideways or backwards.

I guess at least Ismailov might be brought on board to do something similar, but we need active oversight + industry experience.

He seems to be well thought of. This from 6 Months ago.

https://www.[Publication is blackli...having-a-big-impact-with-everton-recruitment/

 

[Joey66]

Imagine trying to get to that Stadium, its a frigging nightmare just driving past these days.

The infrastructure roadways, tube trains plus a ferry port for fans over the Wirral was all in the planning passed ........