Moshiri seeks ‘clarity’ from 777 Partners with London talks

I suspect the meeting between Moshiri and 777 should be a formality in that the first and only relative question will be: “Have you got the money?”

If not, the supplemental follow-up is: “When?”

And the response will be: “Then we will see what the advisers advise, but I must inform you in the interest of the club, we will have to seek a solution from any other interested party. Unless we do so the club faces administration.”

It’s Jerry Maquire time.

Mike Hayes,

Since the Premier League haven’t given Moshiri or 777 Partners the go-ahead, I don’t see how any deal can be sorted by Saturday. If they try it, the Premier League will block it.

Christine,

I wish that were true but I have a feeling it will be more like.

“Okay, guys, I am getting a lot of pressure – how can we get the funds to make this happen? Uz is keen to get this over the line so, if you need any help, we are there for you.”

Frank Crewe,

Hopefully that won’t happen and there are genuine buyers ready to step in.

After the dust settles, Moshiri and Kenwright should be airbrushed out of our history.

The only saving grace – if it remains ours – is the stadium. Fingers crossed all turns out well.

And the Brain of Britain prize goes to “Sources within the club,” for having “serious doubts.”

What was the very subtle clue or key piece of evidence that led Moshiri and his cronies to realize there may be some reason to question 777 Partners’ credentials?

The letter might, just might, force a few hands you never know what might be the outcome. But even so, we should find out a bit more quite soon according the words attributed to Moshiri.

Whether that will be good or bad depends on your outlook I suppose!

More likely is the sound of a can being kicked down the road again.

I wish this charlatan had never set foot in to Goodison Park.

Yes, he has spent money… but not to the benefit of Everton – most of it by the failed managers he brought in. If this goes through with these gangsters, then I’m afraid the name of this great club will be dragged through the gutter.

Other than making Kenwright a very rich man, everything he has touched has turned to well-rotted manure. I wish he would take his or Usmanov’s money and run – don’t look back, just keep going!

I have had a lot going on in my life over the last couple of years, from losing my wife of 48 years to suffering depression, having knee replacements… to keep reading each twist of the knife he has kept sticking in the heart of Evertonians all over the world.

As we teeter on the block with a noose around our necks, hurry up, get on with it, save our suffering, and kick it from under us.

Moshiri has done immense damage to an institution – this isn’t just a football club he has ruined, it is the heart and soul of everyone who was born, invited, or just on a lucky Saturday out to Goodison Park who have been ripped apart.

He will point to the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock as his baby – the least he can do is tell us where he has hidden the money to pay off the final invoice – or is that going to be ripped from our dreams too.

I would think the chances of 777 Partners completing this deal is zero.

Moshiri needs to accept a smaller return from an alternative bidder; otherwise, he could end up with nothing.

Sorry to hear of your travails, Len. Certainly, the crooks, charlatans and incompetents who have plagued our club over recent years haven’t made anyone’s life easier (apart from their own, that is).

The more I read about Everton’s finances, the more confused I get, so it would be no good me offering an opinion. When the dust settles, at least we will have a football club, though heaven knows what state it will be in and where. And far from airbrushing Kenwright and Moshiri out of history, we and everyone else in football should hold them up to shame as an example of what can happen with the wrong owners.

Len#10

Out of frustration and despair, both transient things, Everton and Evertonians, will be reborn with new words and new powers. Prophecy is a affliction of the articulate or inarticulate often in my case.But Everton will have built a character, which enabled them to get through a season like no other Club in history did. So the question is why should it stop now?

Sorry to hear of the life stage trials you are going through, but you seem determined to keep standing. We need more people like you.

The one positive to take is that it looks like pressure is being ratcheted up so a resolution, of whatever kind, is getting closer.

Things must be getting pretty desperate on the 777 front albeit I’m not sure how they get their £200m back if they can’t complete the club purchase

I imagine there must be a fair few vultures circling the wounded animal that is Everton

This really should be a Netflix blockbuster but doubt even half of the real goings on will ever come to light.

Moshri seeks Clarity and 777 have confirmed that he does not know his arse from his elbow.
They have now sent a doctor to Moshri and charged him £5million just so the doctor can confirm that a prostate is one end and a humerus the other.

Alas nothing humerous with our situation

Moshiri can’t walk away from all the shit he has created with 777 until his boss in Moscow gives him the word.

I can see no chance of Usmanov getting access to his money whilst his country remains at war, so why not cause chaos in the west?

Only Everton could get involved in this situation,

Thank you, Bill.

Moshiri doesn’t want to provide further funds to Everton or repay 777 the 200m they’ve provided to keep the lights on. 777 can’t seem to raise the funds to repay the loans the Premier League say they must, and show how they are going to fund Everton going forward.

How could any future plan from 777 be given any credibility ? They’re surviving from day to day shuffling other people’s money around.

The game is up and Moshiri has to call them out. Will he refund their 200m ? They can’t convert it into shares if they don’t acquire the Club. Have they any security against it ? Maybe Moshiri’s yacht.

Denis #16

Yes Netflex will be next or maybe even ITV.Looking forward to seeing Michael, Lydon and Paul the Esk in the flesh.