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If he wasn't looking to be a particularly active, surely easier to just stick with his Arsenal shares - less work with less risk?
There he only had 15% so could just go with the flow, with his 49.9% of Everton he has to be far more active otherwise his investment is in jeopardy.
Market trader
Player Valuation: £1m
I was pleased that I read what The Esk had to say on the Front Page, because I was disappointed by the news for two reasons. Firstly, it was not an outright takeover as I think we all hoped it would be. And secondly, because, well, Moshiri is not actually that rich in terms of Premier League owners.
The Forbes Billionaires List (Realtime) has Moshiri worth £1.3bn (minus £175m presumably), while Abramovich is worth £5.48bn, Joe Lewis (Spurs) £3.8bn, Ashley £2.45bn, Kroenke £5.6bn, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha (Leicester) £2.1bn, two of the Coates family (Stoke) £4.2bn but not sure how much Peter Coates is worth, Henry £1.59bn, the Glazers £4.7bn, Katharina Liebherr (Southampton) not certain but probably in excess of £2bn, and Sheik Mansoor around £17bn. (Forbes don't list family wealth so there is uncertainty about Liebherr, the Glazers and Mansoor. The Mansoor family is estimated to be worth $1 trillion!)
However, as Mike Ashley has shown, it's not just how much money owners have that matters, but what they are prepared to do with it. If Moshiri is prepared to make low interest loans to the club then a new stadium, or a rebuild of Goodison is possible, while keeping new signings ticking over.
The Forbes Billionaires List (Realtime) has Moshiri worth £1.3bn (minus £175m presumably), while Abramovich is worth £5.48bn, Joe Lewis (Spurs) £3.8bn, Ashley £2.45bn, Kroenke £5.6bn, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha (Leicester) £2.1bn, two of the Coates family (Stoke) £4.2bn but not sure how much Peter Coates is worth, Henry £1.59bn, the Glazers £4.7bn, Katharina Liebherr (Southampton) not certain but probably in excess of £2bn, and Sheik Mansoor around £17bn. (Forbes don't list family wealth so there is uncertainty about Liebherr, the Glazers and Mansoor. The Mansoor family is estimated to be worth $1 trillion!)
However, as Mike Ashley has shown, it's not just how much money owners have that matters, but what they are prepared to do with it. If Moshiri is prepared to make low interest loans to the club then a new stadium, or a rebuild of Goodison is possible, while keeping new signings ticking over.
Muppet Basher
Player Valuation: £6m
Made me lol
Norwegian Cow
Player Valuation: £35m
I think it has something to do with that I hate the direction football has been going for many years now, with the sick amount of money circulating. I would have loved it if we built our way to the top with "little" money ,and showed the world we can do it without buying us to success.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
but it's literally impossible to do that mate.
You should be happy about this, not miserable.
Tell Robbie hes a pleb.
TheFinnFan
Finners
this is not some sheikh who doesnt know jack about footy. he knows hellawa lot about how to run successfull club. stop mooing and hit the lemo mate
Chang Elephant
Forum God
This lad knows his way around finance, big business, and the premier league. Goodbye to Elstone, mismanagement, hopefully any remaining spivs to be cleaned up/bought out, followed by a 100% takeover by his Russian best mate within the year.
Cant wait until everybody hates us like we do City and Chelsea
....too late, like to know what was said.