"Thought we started bright but we were up against a really good, well organised team. We conceded poor goals. We desperately need a clean sheet but we aren't showing enough. That's why we have to put ourselves in a position where we can't concede. We're in a bad run but we've got to show more"
I'd rather have a local Del Boy over a far east businessman. At least you have some idea about the dodgy you're involved with.
The whole Ashley thing was media rubbish. Objectively he was fine but it made sense for the media to stoke the fires and the geordies were silly enough to add to it.
I cannot fathom how Everton even survive financially in the Championship, never mind thinking about how on earth Moshri is going to sell that club.
I can see a Derby situation with the new stadium arising too. It'll end up being sold by him to a venture capital firm and leased back and we all know where the path leads to when you end up not owning your own stadium.
„Ah‘ll t‘row in a daahhg...“
How would you feel about a Greek businessman?
yeah, but „Big Evangelos“ looks like He’d sink a few pints and then have a Kebap, so we can consider him honorary British.
In fairness as well Moshiri has put his money where his mouth his. He just employed the wrong people. That happens its football! I dont think Moshiri is nefarious and he dosent deserve personal abuse. Ashley and Moshiri are nowhere near the levels of Mel Morris for example. Who genuinley tried to cut corners and take risks.
While he might have not gone as far as to rip off the taxpayer, local businesses and charities like Mel did (at least not yet, anyway), Moshiri has put Everton into a position where they are in deep, deep shit if they go down. Unless there is a buyer out there who is willing to pour hundreds of millions into a Championship club, they are at serious risk if they go down. He most certainly has been taking risks, and lots of them.
Totally this.
You total tease Alf
I think they'll be lucky to halt their decline in League One if they go down, ending up like Sunderland would be a good result under the circumstances.
Can't say I blame them. Taking the Everton job at the moment is career suicide for any manager with a half decent reputation.
I certainly remember them being in the second division. We had a house on Melbury Road in Woodthorpe and had come back from Germany to check on it; we had rented it out and the tenants had moved on and Dad wanted to see what things were like. It was in a terrible condition, tenants had left it like a shit heap. Anyway, there was a lot of open ground around the area in those days and on the door of an old shack down the road someone used to stick upcoming fixtures for Notts games and I vividly remember seeing Everton on there and being surprised as I thought they were in the top division. I had been to see Forest when we lived in Nottingham and still looked for their results, but was not yet a real fan of the team. Just interested in football, it was all new to me.
I’ve just found where I got the info from, it was Bielsa and Thomas Frank who aren’t interested so Dyche may want to talk to them.
