Peter Kenyon

[Kaiser Soysauce]

It's also entirely possible that it's all his own money. (doubtful, but possible)

Money he's been paid as a legitimate salary and bonuses and stock options that's made him an extremely wealthy man in his own right. It doesn't make much sense but then again, owning a football club doesn't either.

The idea behind money laundering is dirty money in, clean money out.

So far it's all in, in, in. Absolutely nothing out. That's not laundering, that's pure bad business.

Finally, if you were serious about money laundering you'd hardly do it via the most watched league of the worlds most popular sport, It draws too much attention. Infact, can you give any examples of a club in a major league with even a hint of suspicioun it's being used to launder money?

Take your time if you like.

Dodgy these lot. They hide in plain sight...

 

[Ibby]

Wasted of time with him.

 

[MikeH72]

Need a sale quickly if we wanna have any hope of spending anything this summer seeing as our current owner is actually a skint carpetbagger to the surprise of no one.

 

[Librarian]

If the Everton side say it’s over, then surely it absolutely is over?

It’s like a discussion with a barman at closing time

 

[davek]

 

[catcherintherye]

It sounds like Moshiri may have moved on, hopefully to other interested parties.

 

[Kev The Rat]

It sounds like Moshiri may have moved on, hopefully to other interested parties.

no one serious would be remotely interested in us, which is why the only people who even spoke to Moshiri were this gang of chancers.

 

[davek]

no one serious would be remotely interested in us, which is why the only people who even spoke to Moshiri were this gang of chancers.

I fail to believe that serious investors aren't going to be interested in coming in with the PL status secure and a stadium with the foundations in place. They'd be replacing unpopular owners too.

Arabs must be looking at this, especially with all the potential around thje stadium site.

And wasn't the Newcastle deal part of some wind energy deal the Saudis had their eye on?

 

[catcherintherye]

no one serious would be remotely interested in us, which is why the only people who even spoke to Moshiri were this gang of chancers.

We are a big club mate, with huge potential.

There would be, and are a lot of interested parties.

 

[MikeH72]

no one serious would be remotely interested in us, which is why the only people who even spoke to Moshiri were this gang of chancers.

I mean I think people would be interested in a Premier League football club with a new stadium on the horizon

 

[Goat]

I mean I think people would be interested in a Premier League football club with a new stadium on the horizon

Not for 1 Billion English pounds.

 

[kev]

I fail to believe that serious investors aren't going to be interested in coming in with the PL status secure and a stadium with the foundations in place. They'd be replacing unpopular owners too.

Arabs must be looking at this, especially with all the potential around thje stadium site.

And wasn't the Newcastle deal part of some wind energy deal the Saudis had their eye on?

We'll have wind turbines all over Bramley Moore. Thousands of them!

 

[Kev The Rat]

We are a big club mate, with huge potential.

There would be, and are a lot of interested parties.

you have no evidence to state there are a lot of interested parties. or perhaps you are are just trying to deflect by saying there are interested parties, without actually determining the quality of those parties.

Remember you'd have to pay for the stadium to completion as well, presumably.

How can you invest massively in the squad with the FFP noose there. We are possibly as low as 50/50 for relegation next season as well, with an unpaid and incomplete stadium hanging over us.

We are an absolutely enormous risk, for any investor.

 

[catcherintherye]

you have no evidence to state there are a lot of interested parties. or perhaps you are are just trying to deflect by saying there are interested parties, without actually determining the quality of those parties.

Remember you'd have to pay for the stadium to completion as well, presumably.

How can you invest massively in the squad with the FFP noose there. We are possibly as low as 50/50 for relegation next season as well, with an unpaid and incomplete stadium hanging over us.

We are an absolutely enormous risk, for any investor.

I cant really share that evidence no.

There are other people interested. There is a legitimate question as to whether they will give Moshiri his money back. That's a fair question. Its not really my priority.

However Everton as a club, with 300m due for a world class near stadium, holds a fair bit of value in a world where Chelsea (who are also a loss making org, dependant on a donor) goes for 4.5bn mate.

As for relegation, we are nowhere near 50/50 as well mate. We had a woeful manager, with a multitude of other problems last year, and still stayed up relatively easily. Our worst season in 20 years, and arguably ever. We are a pretty reliable PL and that counts for something.

It's why 1 lot have tried to buy us, and others will likely try to do so.

 

[catcherintherye]

Not for 1 Billion English pounds.

When Chelsea are 4.5bn, 1bn for us is not crazy. But either way, whether Moshiri gets his money back is open for question.