when Neiler says that Moshiri could change the nature of Everton's debt and look for repayment... repayment from whom ?.
He owns nearly 80% of the club and the real money to be made is in the capital gain to be made if he can make the club a big player again.
It has been pointed out repeatedly that the new ground is crucial for the club to progress on the field but also in terms of value.
If Moshiri were to try and sell the club at present I think he would probably lose money.
If he lands the club with extra debt then it probably would halt the development of the new ground... Moshiri is left with an asset crippled with debt , an aging stadium....Moshiri will certainly be lucky to get his investment back if he can find a bank to take on the loan.
There are two big prizes here, the first is the capital gain to be had from developing a new ground and making the club successful again... there are potential gains of hundreds of millions if we look at the value of the top clubs in the Premiership.
There will also be additional opportunities as the city is developed and money is poured into the docklands.
I think we also need to understand that Moshiri is associated with people who have incredibly deep pockets.