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Everton stuck in limbo as boardroom turmoil stalls Dyche’s rebuilding plan | Andy Hunter

Change is in the air at Goodison, with talk of fresh investment after the boardroom clearout, but it cannot come soon enough

www.theguardian.com

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

OOPS...

 

[JohnJq]

He reminds me of the fat kid who used to bring the new shiny football to school to ensure he could always play. Now his ball has burst.

 

[Blue peter]

Interesting (or maybe not) but in that quadrant of images - isn’t that John Jay Moores set behind someone in the top right image? He was the one alongside a partner who was most closely associated with buying us prior to Moshiri rocking up. I wonder if he is involved in some way?

 

[summerisle]

 

[vintage-toffees]

So they had to raise the funds
And never had them readily available ?

 

[Daytripper]

It’s a loan for the stadium

What we need is a full takeover and proper investment.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

It’s a loan for the stadium

What we need is a full takeover and proper investment.

Mate this is also what I want but I'll take a new board and serious people running the club for the time being....hopefully they'll get us into a position where we're a stable and well run club then sell us to people with deep pockets.

 

[blueblue]

So they had to raise the funds
And never had them readily available ?

That is what they do.
There is no point in having 165m dollars just sitting in a bank.

 

[Marius57]

It’s a loan for the stadium

What we need is a full takeover and proper investment.

Even if it is, we don’t know the ins and outs and from what I’ve read (and I know very little about business and economics) but it seems that it will convert into shares over time. Even if Moshiri is still at the helm, a new board and investors of this ilk will not allow him to continue dragging the club down and making key decisions by himself.

They will be proper advisors and the sorts of people he should have surrounded himself with when he bought us.

They are also closely tied to the Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund, so you never know, in a few years time we could be the next state owned club being used for sports washing.

 

[ToffeeTim]

It’s a loan for the stadium

What we need is a full takeover and proper investment.

100%

Minority investment makes it less likely we get the big changes we need. We need Moshiri to sell up and let someone else run the club. He has been here 7 years and shown no evidence he has the skills to run a top flight PL club.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Sounds like they're starting to get their other foot through the door.

Let's face it - their priority was always towards adding funds for the stadium first.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Even if it is, we don’t know the ins and outs and from what I’ve read (and I know very little about business and economics) but it seems that it will convert into shares over time. Even if Moshiri is still at the helm, a new board and investors of this ilk will not allow him to continue dragging the club down and making key decisions by himself.

They will be proper advisors and the sorts of people he should have surrounded himself with when he bought us.

They are also closely tied to the Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund, so you never know, in a few years time we could be the next state owned club being used for sports washing.

This is it...he won't be allowed to ride roughshod over people now also I genuinely believe he doesn't want anything to do with the running of the club anymore so feel MSP will have free reign.

 

[perth_blue]

Even if it is, we don’t know the ins and outs and from what I’ve read (and I know very little about business and economics) but it seems that it will convert into shares over time. Even if Moshiri is still at the helm, a new board and investors of this ilk will not allow him to continue dragging the club down and making key decisions by himself.

They will be proper advisors and the sorts of people he should have surrounded himself with when he bought us.

They are also closely tied to the Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund, so you never know, in a few years time we could be the next state owned club being used for sports washing.

Every consortium will be approaching Sovereign states and getting them involved.
Vice versa.