The point being made about the money owed to Moshiri is a good one. Whilst he remains in control, this money is effectively seen as an investment from himself, a lost investment as things stand. But if he loses control, he becomes another creditor, our biggest creditor in fact.
It’s a bit mad, but it seems like being a major creditor elicits a significant amount of power. It allowed R&M Funding the power to refuse MSP’s takeover, for example.
It makes you wonder whether Moshiri and Usmanov think that they would be better off as creditors that can demand their cash back, as opposed to being owners that are obliged to pay other creditors their money back.
Anyone wanting to buy Everton would really need Moshiri to write the debt owed to him off… but will he agree to that, and would he prefer to see us in administration?