Yes. The order of play:
1) Very soon Moshiri sells 25% of the club to MSP who get seats on the board and the present board are removed.
2) With the finance secure, the stadium is completed.
3) Moshiri sells the remainder of shareholding at a higher price than he would get now, due to the stadium being completed. There will be a much keener interest from prospective buyers as the value of the club will have increased and will be set to increase further.
4) The club moves forward and at long last we begin to compete at a higher level again.
Fingers crossed.
1. Assuming the MSP deal is completed, it's likely to see them get one or two additional places on the board, not necessarily the immediate replacement of the current board.
2. the 25% investment will equate to approx £105million, which isn't enough to complete BM but, will help towards providing the financial stability to attract financing.
3. The value of any future percentage or complete selling of the remainder of Moshiri's shareholding and/or potential purchase price for any prospective buyer/s could be massively affected were we to be relegated.
4. We shouldn't get carried away if/when new owners finally replace Moshiri - the road back to the 'higher level' will be a long one because the absolute mess that Kenwright & Co and Moshiri have made of running Everton over the past 15 years and more has left us so far behind the 'big' clubs, it's gonna take a massive rebuild both on and off the field.
Fingers very much crossed.
