He is a major shareholder of the club who is desperate to purchase another club. It is very much in Palace's best interest to assist him in leaving. He will be doing nothing for them right now.
Hope it is just that.
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He is a major shareholder of the club who is desperate to purchase another club. It is very much in Palace's best interest to assist him in leaving. He will be doing nothing for them right now.
The mouths all claimed them Americans were buying Everton.
Moshiri bought us the next day.
So aye, nobody really knows.
If he wanted to mate he could buy us with loans on the stadium.
Didn't he buy Lyon for 600/700m the other year?
I'm sure he could buy us if he wanted to.
Stadiums funded.
I reckon he'd sail past that test.
Not convinced on him at all myself though.
The issue then is that this is a leveraged purchase and you know those are limited in terms of their value in the Premier League's owners and directors test
What we cannot do is assume that Moshiri has bothered to check that he is legit, or above board.We shall have to wait and see what happens next
What we cannot do is assume that Moshiri has bothered to check that he is legit, or above board.
Is he incompetent, or does he just not care?
No I fear we are the baton on an Olympic standard moron squad…..first Kenwright, second Moshiri, third and current possibly Textor. Just hope someone drops the batonSo he's a moron all on his own?
I'd say we're more Special Olympics.No I fear we are the baton on an Olympic standard moron squad…..first Kenwright, second Moshiri, third and current possibly Textor. Just hope someone drops the baton
As stated by me earlier, he did sell Lyons ground albeit to the long time family ownership (they'd had it 37 years) so into safe hands.It is not beyond the bounds of possibility that Textor and “a financing deal for the stadium” would mean a sale and leaseback of the completed stadium. He sells the freehold for £xm which he uses to complete the purchase of the club, its assets and liabilities and Everton are granted a long lease at an annual rent.
Short term; new stadium, debts paid down, influx of cash for players. Ok.
Medium to long term; No significant assets. Very bad.
Not saying anything like this is in the pipeline but it remains an option as he hasn’t got the dough and he wouldn’t be the first owner to buy a leading club with other people’s money and load it with liabilities (albeit different liabilities to the ones that currently exist).
I'd say we're more Special Olympics.
Strong words
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johnny knoxville trying to rig it in a film is the only thing that comes to mind here but it was funny tbfI'd say we're more Special Olympics.
ashley young tapped him upWitsel is ours