Dan Plumley has insisted that it depends on who you ask if Everton fans should be worried about Farhad Moshiri appearing back on the scene at Goodison Park.
The Everton owner is said to be more involved again at the club as the takeover approval drags on for 777 Partners and everybody involved.
The football finance expert admitted that Moshiri deserves some credit for not disappearing after making it very clear that he wants to sell up as soon as he can.
“I think it depends on who you ask whether or not they would be worried by that,” he exclusively told Goodison News.
“I think you have to look at the fact that he has made it very clear that he wants to sell while this has been rumbling on, but also he is still there, he’s not fully downed tools and walked away.
“Actually, there is some credit that needs to go his way there because he’s in a financial hole with this as much as the club is, and I know that is partly his fault and the book stops at the very top level and I absolutely understand that, but, the fact that he is still there and he is willing to be there until this thing gets seen through is probably the best thing we can look at right now.
“I think it depends on who you’re talking to and their personal opinions on Moshiri as to whether or not this is a worrying sign or you just have to accept this is how it’s going to play out.
“Again, it’s the fans who want the answers and the fans who deserve the answers, but unfortunately, a lot of this detail is behind closed doors and that’s the challenge as well because people want information and it’s not readily available.”
Farhad Moshiri back as Everton takeover rumbles on
777 Partners have since taken their loan amount to the club up to £190million with a fresh £30million injection, although that came with the added proviso that a decision from the Premier League comes shortly.
