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Increased revenue is a success, no doubt about it, but in pure footballing terms it is not.
As for not sacking Moyes, that’s the brains taking over the heart of the fans I’d assume. Sacking Moyes whilst you are successfully increasing revenue probably doesn’t make financial sense. I get that tbh.
However, when Kinnear talks about cup runs then history with Moyes as manager would suggest they will be disappointed again. That’s where I find that statement a bit disingenuous, Moyes has no track record of achieving success in any domestic cup and if that is a genuine ambition (and 90% of his conversations with the owners aren’t about revenue) then I think they would’ve sacked Moyes. Difficult to see how they couldn’t in my opinion.
That £75m, the way SCR works, would be enough to buy 3 £60m players on £200k a week on a 5 year contract and still have some change.
Sorry can’t see it and I’ll tell you now it won’t happen, we operate in the £15-25m range.
And what do you mean “so-called”? Garner’s and Norgaard’s eventual returns would endanger Rohl and/or Hackney, but they’re still legitimate starters.
Knowing Moyes, pretty slim I would think. Maybe 3 at a push, but we know Moyes likes to stick with his (to him), tried and trusted.