Farhad Moshiri

[the_leftback]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/robert-earl-sells-everton-stake-10960436

 

[Chang Elephant]

I think Bill Kenwright has done a sterling job now its settling in

Can you list his achievements ?

 

[roydo]

Bet he looks like the elephant man.

Unfortunately not.

Not a patch on me, @Woolly Blue @Groucho @micknick nor @Bruce Wayne mind.

 

[KevMirallas]

Echo says Earl is gone, Kenwright and Woods have diluted their shares.

This bloke is running the show now, make no mistake.

 

[Efcjake]

A beautiful summary of what has happened and what it means The Esk . Not job done, but a rosier-looking future for Everton than we were waking up to yesterday. Three very good priorities(KPIs) for the media and supporters to track progress moving forward.

 

[BoysInBlue]

Well done @The Esk

You sound a bit like Phil McNulty. Very well spoken.

 

[Coffee and TV]

Who now owns Everton?

ROBERT EARL has sold his shares as part of the deal to bring businessman Farhad Moshiri to Everton.

And Bill Kenwright and Jon Woods have reduced their stake at Goodison to allow the Iranian investor Moshiri to become the majority shareholder.

Moshiri is poised to take a 49.9% stake in the Blues but is awaiting Premier League ratification.

Earl owned roughly 24% of Everton and along with Kenwright (26%) and Woods (19%) held the controlling interest.

But Moshiri will now come in as the biggest single shareholder after Earl offloaded his shares.

Everton will not release the exact make-up of the restructured shareholding until 60-year-old Moshiri’s purchase has been cleared by the authorities.

But by becoming the biggest single shareholder at the club, Moshiri will be seen as the new ‘de-facto’ owner of Everton, even though no one person owns the club.

Kenwright will remain as chairman and Woods will stay on as part of a newly formed three-man board at Goodison.

 

[Jamiednm]

Sorry to be a proper pain here like but could someone give me the important info from the last 30 pages

Is this fella good/bad

He's Iranian. That's all you need to know lad.

It's sunshine and lollypops at Goodison from now on.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

As boss as the new owner sounds, it will still be the same people running the club on a day to say basis. That means Robert Elstone still in a job and all the other crooks behind the scenes holding us back, as well as the same inept commercial department who miraculously every year forget to order enough replica shirts for the Christmas rush. And the less said about the Umbro/Chang deals the better

We've now got a proper businessman mate, with business acumen.

 

[riddick]

Sorry to be a proper pain here like but could someone give me the important info from the last 30 pages

Is this fella good/bad

good. probably. a lot more confidence than the Yank consortium. his business partner is one of the owners of Arsenal who wants to buy them but Kroenke probbaly wont sell.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Nicely summed up @The Esk

Just fixing the commercial side, which could be done without even investing any more significant money, would put us in a much better financial position to tackle the stadium issue.

 

[Norwegian Cow]

@The Esk well played. Listened to you from here in Norway. Liked that you brought up what the club does for the local community etc, and that we need to continue doing good things like that etc. ( poor sentence like, but u get what I mean).

 

[Efcjake]

Also Cheers for posting the link @MoutsGoat

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

Just turned this on and missed the Esk and caught a wally instead, a damn shame.

 

[Goat]

Unfortunately not.

Not a patch on me, @Woolly Blue @Groucho @micknick nor @Bruce Wayne mind.

@Dutch Toffee is the Alpha Mod Male, never forget that.