Farhad Moshiri

7+ Years On... Your Verdict On Farhad Moshiri

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Satisfaction of charges by any of the Everton companies or Rights an Media Funding would be in the public domain if filed, and the continued existence of Carroch Holdings are conta-indicative of the short term loan being paid off.
The conrinued existence of Everton Investments Ltd and unsatisfied Pru/EIL charges are not proof of non-repayment, but are a bit slack on Everton's behalf TBF.

Ok so it hasn't been paid off, he's a fraud. :coffee:
 



Still not seen a shred of evidence in the public domain that any debt has been repaid. Someone enlighten me please.
Moshiri's only recently bought a 49.9% stake in EFC. Why on earth would he expend tens of millions paying off debt during his first transfer window, and before he's exercised his option to increase his stake to 75%, when he could dedicate those funds to the transfer budget?
It makes no sense because it hasn't happened. There. You've been enlightened. :drunk:
 
Moshiri's only recently bought a 49.9% stake in EFC. Why on earth would he expend tens of millions paying off debt during his first transfer window, and before he's exercised his option to increase his stake to 75%, when he could dedicate those funds to the transfer budget?
It makes no sense because it hasn't happened. There. You've been enlightened. :drunk:
In fairness, it's not me that needs to be enlightened but the people asserting that loans have been paid off.
I am sure that the short term funding will be paid off in the near future, but the Pru/AIB needn't be at present as there is no threat to the underlying income stream that it is secured on.
I may be wrong though.
 

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