Everton Thread - 2021/22

[bluethrunthru]

i get the idea this Moshiri has no clue about football nor has played a football manager game in his life.

Probably calls it cricket wonders why the posts aren't H framed and refers to a goal as a touchdown he is that clueless

 

[Impeccable One]

i get the idea this Moshiri has no clue about football nor has played a football manager game in his life.

Jim White begs to differ ….

 

[Phil1]

What a kick in the bollocks to the fans to attempt to bring back a manager who was forced out the door for being fucking useless.
The contempt the owners must have for the supporters to even try and bring him back is unreal.
Can see this going tits up very soon one way or another.

 

[mexico1970]

The imagination of bringing in a manager they previously got rid of, that board is useless.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Like a few posters have said, the likes of Everton, Villa etc.. fell in to the trap of falling for the FFP ruling and not seeing the wood from the trees. Its clear as day that it was designed to protect the elite clubs (G12 cartel to put in bluntly) all other clubs believed the media narrative. We got in through the trap door and have had to face scrutiny at every corner but at least we're now self sustained and have been ran impeccably. Any other club who get a benefactor in have their hands tied back and I have no sympathy, they all thought that City was the big bad wolf but in truth it has always been the authorities . Them clubs reap what they sow. Its quite funny seeing Newcastle fans change their tune now they have money.

The fact that Everton backed LFC and MUFC in the campaign to introduce FFP (purely to damage City) shows how stupid their owners really are. FFP (in its current format) is designed purely to prevent anyone challenging the established elite (which thankfully we have now joined). LFC also did everything it could behind the scenes to stop Everton's stadium move.
FFP will hamper Everton, Villa, Leicester, West Ham, even Arsenal. Imagine a situation where a new owner of any business is not allowed to invest heavily in his new product to compete at a higher level. Kenwright and Moshiri cut their own throats.

 

[its a Barm]

In my opinion martinez is not a top manager and will never take Everton where they want to go.

 

[es1]

In my opinion martinez is not a top manager and will never take Everton where they want to go.

an opinion shared by many i suspect as well

quite how he has failed to win anything with belgium should tell you all you need to know

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Totally forgot he was there once already tbh.

The Everton fans have been trying to do that for years

 

[r.soleofsalford]

In my opinion martinez is not a top manager and will never take Everton where they want to go.

Unless where they want to go is the Championship.

 

[MikeF]

The imagination of bringing in a manager they previously got rid of, that board is useless.

Dunno, it worked for Howard Kendall….

 

[KentBlue]

Martinez in no fool, he won't go anywhere near the Everton job. I think he's got bigger fish to fry this year.

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

I think someone like Rooney or lampard would work well. They’ve tried the experienced manager route - Ancelotti, Benitez and it hasn’t worked. Go for a younger manager with new ideas. Potter would be first choice, but he’s not leaving Brighton

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

It seems like Moshiri is a bit like Fernandes at QPR. Well meaning but completely naïve. And Kenwright is just like Swales. Full of his own importance but with a small-minded mentality and no real clue how to run a modern club.

It could really fall apart quite quickly if they don't get a grip quickly, but nothing suggests that they have the ability to do that.

 

[domalino]

It seems like Moshiri is a bit like Fernandes at QPR. Well meaning but completely naïve. And Kenwright is just like Swales. Full of his own importance but with a small-minded mentality and no real clue how to run a modern club.

It could really fall apart quite quickly if they don't get a grip quickly, but nothing suggests that they have the ability to do that.

You do worry for them if they get relegated with £500m committed to a stadium.

On the flip side, look at where West Ham were in December 2019. Pellegrini had them 18th, everyone expecting relegation, the owners very similarly accused of being too involved and a bit clueless, the fans hated the new stadium and it just took the right man to come along, which they stumbled into, and he's made this the best West Ham side in 40 years.

Things can turn around very quickly, they might just need a bit of luck.


Although to be honest I wouldn't be upset if they got relegated.

 

[discopop]

It seems like Moshiri is a bit like Fernandes at QPR. Well meaning but completely naïve. And Kenwright is just like Swales. Full of his own importance but with a small-minded mentality and no real clue how to run a modern club.

It could really fall apart quite quickly if they don't get a grip quickly, but nothing suggests that they have the ability to do that.

And there's one common denominator between Moshiri and Fernandes and that is Kia Joorabchian he's got his snout in at Everton now.

 

[ancoats]

anything involving Kia Joorabchian should be a flashing red light with a warning sign to any football club ?

 

[BlueLou82]

Usmanov is behind the scenes too dont forget. Im suprised the two of them are billionaires to be honest looking at the way they run us!!

I dont think the stadium is at risk as thats where the profits are coming from, especially as the whole dock is being developed so the value will increase.

I worry about the team. Players on big wages and cant imagine many will have relegation clauses, so we will be stuck paying them in the Championship if that occurs. As said previously, I think if we do go down it will be another Sunderland.

 

[KentBlue]

Usmanov is behind the scenes too dont forget. Im suprised the two of them are billionaires to be honest looking at the way they run us!!

I dont think the stadium is at risk as thats where the profits are coming from, especially as the whole dock is being developed so the value will increase.

I worry about the team. Players on big wages and cant imagine many will have relegation clauses, so we will be stuck paying them in the Championship if that occurs. As said previously, I think if we do go down it will be another Sunderland.

General question to Everton fans, have any of you felt for some time that things were not right behind the scenes? Like a sense of foreboding when Benitez turned up, or even long before that? I ask because not being a supporter I don't take a great deal of interest in what happens at other clubs, but your apparent decline seems a bit sudden to me. There must have been warning signs?

 

[Vienna_70]

I think someone like Rooney or lampard would work well. They’ve tried the experienced manager route - Ancelotti, Benitez and it hasn’t worked. Go for a younger manager with new ideas. Potter would be first choice, but he’s not leaving Brighton

I didn’t think shrek had any idea.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

And there's one common denominator between Moshiri and Fernandes and that is Kia Joorabchian he's got his snout in at Everton now.

And he was involved with City when Shinawatra was here.