Usmanov

[degsy]

Dave is never wrong. It's kinda his thing.

Me too, sometimes mistaken but never wrong.

 

[davek]

Dave is never wrong. It's kinda his thing.

It's pretty easy to be right about a club owner who's come in and piled on massive losses to the club and who's been through 5 managers in 4 years and has us in annual relegation battles at the start of each season.

You might see that as success, like...

 

[davek]

Like I said, proof of the pudding, wait and see. You're either very right or very wrong7

I'm already right, because there's been loads of terrible tasting pudding served up thus far.

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

It's pretty easy to be right about a club owner who's come in and piled on massive losses to the club and who's been through 5 managers in 4 years and has us in annual relegation battles at the start of each season.

You might see that as success, like...

How can you be in a relegation battle at the start of the season?

Oh by the way, if this whole stadium thing is a sideshow that will never happen... We're spending an awful lot of money on it.

Everton hires JP Morgan, MUFG for stadium

JP Morgan and MUFG have been appointed Everton FC’s financial advisers to arrange roughly £500m ($651m) of financing for the football club’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool. One source close to the prospective deal told GlobalCapital “all options are on the table” regarding...

www.globalcapital.com

 

[davek]

How can you be in a relegation battle at the start of the season?

Oh by the way, if this whole stadium thing is a sideshow that will never happen... We're spending an awful lot of money on it.

Everton hires JP Morgan, MUFG for stadium

JP Morgan and MUFG have been appointed Everton FC’s financial advisers to arrange roughly £500m ($651m) of financing for the football club’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool. One source close to the prospective deal told GlobalCapital “all options are on the table” regarding...

www.globalcapital.com

Everton spent out a lot of cash on the Kirkby stadium failure too. It means nothing.

 

[Paul Rideout]

Everton spent out a lot of cash on the Kirkby stadium failure too. It means nothing.

Say something positive about the project and what we’re doing. Any balanced viewpoint can look at both side and see the merits & issues.

I can see your POV, and until that first brick is laid the little negative rideout is on my shoulder whispering ‘it’s happened before - remember the kings dock fiasco’ in my ear.

but generally, I feel this has a more professional approach than previous stadia fiascos.

 

[trueblue84]

Everton spent out a lot of cash on the Kirkby stadium failure too. It means nothing.

And thank god it did fail. Instead of recieving a dodgy 30m here and there from our secret uzbek owner, we'd currently be playing at the Tesco arena with us giving 30m here and there to our secret owner, Philip green.

 

[davek]

Say something positive about the project and what we’re doing. Any balanced viewpoint can look at both side and see the merits & issues.

I can see your POV, and until that first brick is laid the little negative rideout is on my shoulder whispering ‘it’s happened before - remember the kings dock fiasco’ in my ear.

but generally, I feel this has a more professional approach than previous stadia fiascos.

I want to see us get that stadium built.

But Ive seen this all before, and so have many others. It's the same process that ends in failure. Why? Because it's all about funding. And it';s all about manageable debt.

We cant do the heavy lifting on this, and we cant manage the debt that will come via the private capital (Spurs) route.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

Everton spent out a lot of cash on the Kirkby stadium failure too. It means nothing.

You still doubting The Mosh Dave?

 

[davek]

And thank god it did fail. Instead of recieving a dodgy 30m here and there from our secret uzbek owner, we'd currently be playing at the Tesco arena with us giving 30m here and there to our secret owner, Philip green.

Yes, but that doesn't mean anything for this scheme.

 

[davek]

You still doubting The Mosh Dave?

No, he's doing a fine job. Obviously.

 

[Paul Rideout]

I want to see us get that stadium built.

But Ive seen this all before, and so have many othefrs. It's the same process that ends in failure. Why? Because it's all about funding. And it';s all about manageable debt.

We cant do the heavy lifting on this, and we cant manage the debt that will come via the private capital (Spurs) route.

say something positive about the project.

unless you think ‘I want us to get that stadium built’ is your positive. Which is, at best, a backhanded way of saying ‘I like the actual project in general and the stadia, plus I like the location of it’

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

No, he's doing a fine job. Obviously.

Him and Usmanov will be sat watching their team in a brand new stadium, that was always the plan and that's what will happen.

I said that was their plan the moment Usmanov bought Moshiri out at Arsenal to come here, nothing has changed, everything is on track.

 

[Blue Horse]

I take as I find. I find Moshiri after 4 years to be an utter bellend. An embarrassment for the club, a man who,s overseen financial waste, a man who's robbed us of our identity.

Others somehow see in all that failure a saviour.

It isn't really me and other Moshiri-sceptics who need to account for themselves is it?

What is our identity exactly, and how has Moshiri robbed us of in his 4 years in charge?

I`m not impressed with how much money has been wasted on players and sacking managers since he has taken over, but wouldn't go as far as saying he's an utter bellend or an embarrassment for the club, considering how the previous 20 years had gone under the leadership of The Worlds Biggest Evertonian.

 

[Archie Knox]

Imagine treating the man who has sanctioned 300m worth of signings and has us on the verge of moving into a fantastic new stadium with such contempt.