I disagree
We might finish there once perhaps, if we have a great season and everyone else doesn't, but if we want to regularly be in the mix we need more investment, of which the stadium is essential. Right now, Everton is an unattractive buy because anyone who buys the club knows they'll have to spend money on a stadium on top of everything else that goes with it.
If the stadium issue is sorted, we become immediately more attractive to a potential buyer
See this is something i really don't understand.
SO if we don't have a shiny new stadium then we can't be sucessful? Why is that? If the team is good enough to get into the top 4 then it must be good, so technically unless it is a fluke then we can do it again. As for signing players good enough to get us there, del barkley, stones, lukaku/baines/coleman all are top quality talent, with besic/McCarthy/jags/mirallas behind them in pretty good players.
If anything, a new stadium right now would hinder us as it would be money off the the pitch used to fund it, rather than the money boing spent on the team. Point i'm trying to make is sticking an extra 5k seats in a shiny new building with greener grass is not going to affect the fortunes of the team nor is it going to prevent us from playing well and maintaining that level of success