I'll trust in Moshiri until it is shown that my trust is unfounded. Whilst Harris' appointment doesn't inspire confidence at all (it looks like cronyism), I'll reserve judgement for now as to its impact, if any.
Ultimately if Moshiri delivers nothing but a delicious new dockside stadium then I'll regard him as an unqualified success. If he believes Harris can be an asset towards the delivery of that, so be it. I will happily swallow my misgivings if that's the case.
It seems this (new stadium) is his priority anyway. If Moshiri ultimately leaves us in a stronger position more attractive to someone else with deeper pockets, then mission accomplished.
After an era of stagnation, we are going through a transition period so I guess we will have to take the rough with the smooth. Based on nothing other than a hunch, my gut feeling is that Moshiri will be at Everton for no longer than a decade, and we will be ripe for a further takeover in the wake of a new stadium being delivered. That's fine for me, after the years of the Kenwright inertia.
At the very least, we live in interesting times as far as Everton is concerned.
