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I think the fact nobody has mentioned the double points deduction as being the craziest moment under Moshiri just goes to show utterly dreadful his stewardship has been.

It's a crying shame we didn't get an Everton nothing or nothing. What's gone on is barely believable if we hadn't lived it. Could have replaced the board with a random selection off of here and we'd of done an infinitely better job.

Moshiri is an absolute fool who's had his pockets emptied over and over

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 6:07 pm I think the fact nobody has mentioned the double points deduction as being the craziest moment under Moshiri just goes to show utterly dreadful his stewardship has been.

I think this is why I struggled to answer the initial questions.

For the lows/worsts, there’s just too many choices.

For the highs/bests, almost every one of them is tainted with the knowledge that whatever feelings of joy/hope/etc. you felt in that moment was merely temporary respite.

777Kidnappings wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 6:45 pm It's a crying shame we didn't get an Everton nothing or nothing. What's gone on is barely believable if we hadn't lived it. Could have replaced the board with a random selection off of here and we'd of done an infinitely better job.

Moshiri is an absolute fool who's had his pockets emptied over and over

He’s just a vessel that money flows through, and by extension so were we, apart from he comes away far richer than when he took us over

Giving Brands a new contract and seat on the board, then immediately going against him, hiring Benitez as manager, then letting Benitez wrestle all remaining power away from him, with Benitez sacking key staff, selling Digne, cancelling deals for Denzel Dumfries who has gone on to win 6 trophies with inter, and signing Patto and Myko, ruining our full back positions for years to come.

Then immediately sacking Benitez, leaving a hallowed out club with no money and fewer sellable assets.

If I didn't know that Brap is usually a positive, happy go lucky, optimistic chap I'd almost think he was deliberately trying to wind himself up here.

Basically it's all been dreadful, but we'll come out of the period with a new stadium and probably still a Premier League club.

It's like getting out of a toxic, abusive relationship but being happy that you at least have a kid you love very much to show for it.

WELL HELLOO JEEM

brap2 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 7:46 pm Giving Brands a new contract and seat on the board, then immediately going against him, hiring Benitez as manager, then letting Benitez wrestle all remaining power away from him, with Benitez sacking key staff, selling Digne, cancelling deals for Denzel Dumfries who has gone on to win 6 trophies with inter, and signing Patto and Myko, ruining our full back positions for years to come.

Then immediately sacking Benitez, leaving a hallowed out club with no money and fewer sellable assets.

More reasons why Benitez was the worst.

Brands oversaw the only somewhat sane period of spending of the Moshiri era. There were some stinkers (e.g. permanent Gomes) but players largely had resale value even if they weren’t quite right for us. I know we’ve spent better recently but only because we’re broke and have to keep it in check. Brands was the only one to have a big checkbook and use it somewhat reasonably.

There was a way forward through the shit but we decided to pour gasoline on ourselves in the form of a washed-up control freak manager.

Brands for me was good as a dof if he was allowed to do his job without interference from moshiri and managers the way Benitez ousted him was crazy got rid of one of our most creative outlets in digne and blocked 2 good deals

Shogun wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 5:27 pmWhen?

we boo the prem theme song every game during the handshakes

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Thu Dec 19, 2024 10:58 am we boo the prem theme song every game during the handshakes

Indeed we do, but that is in the context of, allegedly, financial corruption and unfair points deductions. I don't think anyone was or is booing them for delaying the 777 takeover.

Cereal Killer wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 7:38 pm He’s just a vessel that money flows through, and by extension so were we, apart from he comes away far richer than when he took us over

He comes away about £600 million out of pocket.

Escalator wrote: ↑Thu Dec 19, 2024 12:52 pm He comes away about £600 million out of pocket.

*shrug*

And yet he’s still worth more than when he bought us

Not sure he’s arsed

kramer wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 7:33 pm I think this is why I struggled to answer the initial questions.

For the lows/worsts, there’s just too many choices.

For the highs/bests, almost every one of them is tainted with the knowledge that whatever feelings of joy/hope/etc. you felt in that moment was merely temporary respite.

Agree with this entirely, I think I have more memories of feeling relieved than feeling any sort of 'high'.