They seem to be running Roma just fine
Just looking, cut their losses in half in 12 months.
Their losses have been horrific even compared to ours.
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They seem to be running Roma just fine
So which should he have picked then?We had many buyers after us Mosiri as I expected has picked the deal that suits him not our club - time will tell - but at least its a big investor with football knowledge of running a football club ....
Of all those in the running, the Friedkin group tick most of the boxes. I agree that Moshiri was always going to pick the best deal for him, but these look like they might be the best for the club also. I'd be made up if they get it over the line.We had many buyers after us Mosiri as I expected has picked the deal that suits him not our club - time will tell - but at least its a big investor with football knowledge of running a football club ....
I doubt very much that they have expressed any opinion on the manager.I see it as a huge plus that they dont think dyche is fit to be our manager.
I think hes a poor manager and it would shows they obviously want more for the club then for us to be lower mid table.
His managerial style doesnt lend to stability either. 7 games without a win at the start of last season, 14 games without a win mid season? That isnt a anomaly its how his record at Burnley was as well.
If theres someone there whos better get them in.
In the 90s Cannes had the best youth sector in France. Also Zidane came from there.
Susan boyleWhich one ?
Maybe the one that suited our club - the one he chose on this thread only has 6% support - perhaps the involvement of owning Roma put posters off ? -So which should he have picked then?
I think that was always going to be the case but as you say at least this time it does appear to somebody reputable, rich and experienced in football ownership.We had many buyers after us Mosiri as I expected has picked the deal that suits him not our club - time will tell - but at least its a big investor with football knowledge of running a football club ....
I am coming round to the idea of Friedkin becoming our new owner after what I’ve read. His organisational skills, his engagement with fan groups, he’s reduced debt at Roma which is a huge club in Italy with loyal passionate fans like ourselves.We had many buyers after us Mosiri as I expected has picked the deal that suits him not our club - time will tell - but at least its a big investor with football knowledge of running a football club ....
What we can say for sure is that Cannes could serve as the perfect feeder club for both teams. If they reach ligue 1 from the 4th division, they'll be more than happy. I cant't see Cannes fans making revolts because they can't go beyond mid-table. At that point we could have this privileged access to the French youth market which is enormous and extends to the former french colonies in north Africa. Ligue 1 is also perfect to test young players because it's not particularly demanding physically and mentally speaking.
They're at source car salespeople on a grand scale.That angle to mate. I can see a few synergies here, but want to do a bit more digging!
I think its very interesting they are picking up prime real estate (metaphorically) geographically, Rome, Cannes and Shiny New Stadium in Liverpool.
I agree entirely. This IS Everton we're talking about though.I doubt very much that they have expressed any opinion on the manager.
Also, anything I have read about them indicates to me they will not make any immediate radical changes... nor should they.
Getting rid of a manager who kept us comfortably in the league in horrendous circumstances would be beyond stupid. We will still largely have the same squad next year and the same footballing problems to face.