The Esk has applauded the Everton Fan Advisory Board for writing to Farhad Moshiri over takeover contingency plans.
Reacting via Twitter on 25 March after the supporter board announced earlier the same day that they had written to the current Toffees majority shareholder, the Premier League, and prospective new owners 777 Partners, The Esk insisted it was “vital” Moshiri “ends his silence” over the finances at the club.
The move comes a matter of days after it was reported via Bloomberg (22 March) that the league had sent a letter stating they were “minded” to back the American takeover of the club subject to conditions, which subsequently emerged to suggest there had been little material change to the situation, and shed further doubt on a successful takeover going ahead.
The Esk wrote: “Well done EFC Fan Advisory. It is vital that Moshiri ends his silence and informs fans of the true state of Everton’s finances & his alternative plans other than 777 Partners.”
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To a certain extent there will likely be contractual obligations for Moshiri to remain quiet as far as it pertains to the sale agreement to 777 Partners.
Additionally, given the chaotic situation at the club that has been allowed to develop under his watch there is probably not much he can offer that will go down especially well with a worn down fanbase.
