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This. A thousand times this. We wait decades to be free of the man and his influence and then it eventually transpires and we do what with it? Yes, that's right, exactly what good old Bill would have done. Everton that.

That is a horrendously bleak vision of the future..... and scarily likely to transpire.

I'm a bit nonplussed by all of this. This is the master plan they've been working on since summer? Another 5 months (at best) of no discernable progress anywhere on the footballing side? Which players are Moyes and his ragtag coaching team going to improve? How does this take us towards a...

Delighted if this really does mark the end of Moshiri and a decisive break with old regimes. However, I'd be lying if I said this lot didn't leave me feeling nervous. Not 777 nervous but still major questions around their genuine level of ambitions for us and what this means for Everton as a...

I really will give up if City get their way on this. Honestly, what will be the point? The game will be stripped of any lingering sense of romance or competition. It's on life support as it is.

We'd be lucky to see that completed by next summer. Divesting from Palace would be a saga in its own right.

It absolutely can but factor in another £200m of debt by next spring then even on a reasonably competitive corporate mortgage rate things are still going to be uncomfortable for us for a very long while. Spurs got lucky with their timing given interest rates and created an asset with revenue...

This and the ever growing debt is basically why I'm doubtful anyone especially credible is likely to hove into view any time soon. There is definitely a potentially profitable club lurking somewhere under the rubble, the problem is that potentially profitable club isn't likely to be...

Either way, it's a grim development. Even if 777 fall through and this is the back up plan to tide us through until the stadium opens, it just leaves us with another corporate vulture feeding off our emaciated remains and makes eventual sale to someone credible even less likely

They definitely have no security over our assets or income streams but there has clearly been something preventing Moshiri from walking away up until this point. Even allowing for a healthy dose of hubris and idiocy, I struggle to believe they (and now the administrators) have no levers to...

It's difficult to believe the loans made by 777 didn't come with some description of covenant requiring full repayment by Moshiri or any alternative buyer in the event the 777 deal collapsed and the club ended up in different hands. Even if they didn't, I really can't see the 777 administrators...

Has been for months If they do go under, which looks increasingly likely, everything gets somehow even more complicated for any mooted restructure at this end. US administrators and civil courts are a law unto themselves. The £200m owed and any notional value within the contractual rights...

Fair play to him. That was a horrific set of circumstances to be managing us through and a fine achievement in the end. Still don't want him to stay though, certainly not past the end of next season.

Definitely sweet seeing those calls go our way for a change. Even sweeter watching them explode as a result post match.

Neither we nor 777 are making a deal of this nature from a position of strength. We'll also be selling the minority interest to hard nosed investors rather than a tamed oligarch. So the value assigned really isn't going to make pretty viewing (relative to the debts incurred) given the known...

Probably not yet scanned by Companies House. I struggle to believe even we would miss the deadline given current circumstances

Which is correct but was actually the right decision to make. It would have been (another) complete circus had we held on to those arrangements. So there is some mitigation but get into bed with dubious Kremlin liked characters and ultimately this sort of mess can unfold. Spending £7m sacking...

There's nothing particularly new or frightening that I can see at first glance, so in that respect there's nothing further suggesting we are screwed........other than the mountain of evidence already before us. On the downside there is nothing remotely reassuring in these numbers. This is...

We've had 9 months of complete boardroom paralysis since the end point of these numbers. It suggests the 2023/24 numbers aren't going to be any prettier.

Summed up to perfection. The fact the CEO and Comms team thought this statement would help in any way just leaves me even more concerned about those running the show.