Everton’s prospective owners, 777 Partners, have been dealt a fresh setback in their efforts to assume control of the club.
Bet you’re sick of hearing that phrase, aren’t you?
It is a notion that has been reinforced seemingly week after week, with the Miami-based firm boasting more than enough controversy to have scuppered this deal long ago. And yet, it persists.
What the Premier League are doing is beyond comprehension, as the likes of The Esk and Paul Brown have done wonders in uncovering the shady truth behind this organisation. Their findings paint the picture of a group far from fit enough to be owners of this club, yet a decision is still in the offing.
It marks another example of the division dawdling over a key outcome, with the ongoing appeal verdict proving similarly damaging as they continue to postpone that conclusion too.
What’s the latest on 777 Partners’ takeover?
Well, according to The Independent, the Premier League has actually issued a fresh set of challenges for 777 Partners to overcome instead of just rejecting them altogether.
By constantly kicking the can down the road, Everton are unable to muster up any kind of stability, only adding the swirling turmoil that started off the pitch but has swiftly transferred onto it.
