Everton Takeover State Of Play! 777 Deal On Brink Of Collapse LIVE

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Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has held face-to-face talks with potential owners 777 Partners in London this week after fresh doubt was cast on the deal being done.
Moshiri, who agreed to sell his 94.1% shareholding in the club to the Miami-based investment firm back in September of last year, has held talks with 777 co-founder Josh Wander, as first reported by Sky Sports and since independently verified by the ECHO, in a bid to try and gain some clarity over where the deal stands.
Join Matt Jones live as he sits down with our Business of Football writer Dave Powell to discuss the latest on Everton’s takeover.
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@robbiemcc4355 24 күн бұрын

Outstanding work 👏

@billycorbett5634 24 күн бұрын

Very interesting cheers guys

@yorkshiretoffees 24 күн бұрын

777 is a house of cards. Even on the clubs they buy, they have no regrd for legal obligations or time limits with unpiad bills and wages everywhere. They are fundamentally unsuitable to be owners of any football club, never mind our wonderful, historical club.

@alanmurphy6327 24 күн бұрын

Brilliant thanks lads

@yorkshiretoffees 24 күн бұрын

Yes an excellent listen lads

@alansmith3733 24 күн бұрын

What specifically needs cleaning up. On June 30th about ten player's are out of contract so the wage bill will drop to about £125m. Granted we will need a few players to replace them but the revenue should be around £180m to £200m so the people holding the debt which to me seems like it was used to build the stadium need to take a haircut or allow us to renegotiate the terms and secure it against the stadium. The stadium is said to generate an extra £24m a season. Surely we can see a bank and borrow enough to pay these debts using that £24m a season?

@joeblue2273 24 күн бұрын

Theres a good possibility we could go into administration just before the Arsenal game especially if we beat Sheffield united on Saturday and Luton loose aswell 15 points clear from bottom3 take a 9 point hit this season and administration

@MikeK01 24 күн бұрын

Still doesn’t mean administration is a good thing, just because we’d stay up. An administrator would have to find ways to pay off the debts, usually through selling off assets (new stadium, training ground, players etc.) and laying off club staff. It would be devastating long term, and probably mean relegation would be on the cards next season with a paper thin squad. Administration has to be avoided at all costs.

@bluenose1744 24 күн бұрын

At last a sensible view on administration. I just cannot see Moshiri letting this happen, he would lose millions. He would be better advised to stick with efc until the price of efc goes up, which it will. We just have to get through this very difficult time, and we will. UTFT

@dannymoorhouse5718 24 күн бұрын

Wouldn't happen until the end of the month if at all thats when the next money from 777 due

@yorkshiretoffees 24 күн бұрын

Moshiri won't allow that. Usmanov will give him concrete slippers before agreeing to put us into administration and losing his entire investment.