Everton are a broken club and shambolic spending under Farhad Moshiri has made them worse 🔎 Analysis by danielstorey85 via iPaperSport EFC
“Dear Blue Family, I had a great four and a half years as a member of your family with ups and downs and now unfortunately it is time to say goodbye,” Tosun wrote. “I loved it to be an Evertonian and I will always be an Evertonian. This club has so much potential and I am sure soon Everton will have better days and when the day comes I will be celebrating as well.”
There are a lot of Cenk Tosuns; this is not all – or even mostly – on him. Like Jean-Philippe Gbamin, who cost £25m on a five-year contract and has been loaned to CSKA Moscow and Trabzonspor; he has started two league games and is still under Everton contract. Like Allan, who was signed for £21m and joined Al Wahda in the UAE Pro League on a free transfer two years later.
“Never again,” the club vowed in May, when Everton confirmed their safety with one game to spare. But progress is not something you can simply will upon yourself or another. It is defined by what you do and how you behave. Simply declare that a repeat will never occur without insuring against it and all you will attract are accusations of arrogance or ignorance.
The ultimate damnation is that more money, usually the easy shortcut, makes no sense here. You could change all the parts and the machine would still be broken because the fabric of the club is split in two and nobody is taking responsibility. Everton supporters are being deafened by the sound of silence.
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