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Hope there are other interested parties interested in everton cause 777 have had to much time to come up with the money and everybody is getting angry with this takeover

There is no hope of Everton avoiding a points deduction in their second PSR breach after they announced £91million had been spent on player signings. That is the view of finance expert Kieran Maguire, who exclusively told Football Insider that all hope of Everton’s deduction being reduced to...

Shocking defending Jackson allowed to turn with three defenders around him

Seven months and still no takeover just getting embarrassing now

Wonder how the meeting is going msp

777 have not got the money to buy moshiri needs to get his head out of his backside and find another buyer to save the club

Moshiri needs to find another investor this takeover has dragged on far too long It’s obvious 777 have not got the money very sad what is happening to our club

Think Luton and forest will lose weekend Think everton can get a point at Chelsea

Chelsea 1 Forest 3 Liverpool 1 Brentford 3 Luton 3 Sheffield Utd 3 Arsenal 0

Everton’s prospective owners 777 Partners are planning to sack Sean Dyche if and when their takeover of the club is completed, sources have told Football Insider.

Everton can solve £330m debt issue with 777 takeover Maguire explained that 777 Partners will turn their owed debt into equity if they take majority control of the club and therefore it is not a major concern. “No, I don’t think the £330milion of debt will be a huge concern,” Maguire told...

Looking at palace run in they have tough games left

However, the Commission revealed that Prem legal chiefs want to pin a further £6.5m of losses on Everton, representing the difference between the club’s initial accounts and the final figure for the three years. That was after an attempt to amend the charge to add extra losses of almost £17m -...

Everton’s “silk”, James Segan KC, argued that, despite the clear breach, “all roads lead to no further sanction”. The main thrusts of his argument were the “double jeopardy” principle and that Everton had already been deducted six points for their £19.5m 2022 breach, while Nottingham Forest...

Am surprised that ornstein journalist hasn’t tweeted to say how many points we are being docked Or the esk hasn’t commented as well Luton got Man City next can not see City losing that Forest have got wolves

But according to i News 777 have proven to the Premier League they have the funds to pay MSP Sports Capital’s loans and ensure the completion of the new stadium, making the takeover the “safest” short-term option for the club despite “concerns” which continue to be raised around the firm.

Everton’s long-awaited takeover by 777 Partners is “expected to be confirmed by the Premier League in the next couple of weeks”, according to i News.

Waiting for the esk to make a response for these figures Figures show how awful club is run

777 Partners may have a new “avenue to funding” for the new Everton stadium development, according to Josimar. The outlet reported via their website on 23 March that after the American company’s attempt to raise capital via brokers Tifosy last year was “unsuccessful”, with a spokesperson...

Still waiting for takeover six months after 777 agreed deal with Moshiri Something not right about this I saw on twitter if this does not go through some billionaire some Iranian oil guy would buy 35% stake in club