TFG to already raise millions at Everton, Moshiri now a forgotten figure
Farhad Moshiri has been left stranded in the middle of the road as Everton drive forward under The Friedkin Group already.
Of course, that is only a metaphor for things going on behind the scenes because, with the Toffees only three points above the dropzone, relegation fears are still present at Goodison Park.
The club’s position in the Premier League table, while down to so many factors, has rarely changed under Moshiri’s ownership, creating an absolute state during his time on Merseyside.
However, Sean Dyche has all the experience to drag the current team up the table and secure safety, which will then allow TFG to put their own spin on things, especially when they move into the new stadium.
The new owners have even started to make plans for the Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium to be transformed into an NFL-style venue to maximise commercial revenue [The Telegraph].
TFG already helping Everton to forget Farhad Moshiri
A lucrative naming rights deal is also one of the main targets under TFG, which could mean an even bigger cash flow to arrive at the doors of the Evertonians.
Supporters at Goodison Park have every right to be excited about the future under TFG, especially when the transfer windows open, but some are still wary of the on-pitch situation.
Dyche needs to lead the team to safety before TFG can begin splashing the cash but starting to make plans is a huge sign of things to come from the new owners.
The Toffees have struggled financially for countless seasons. However, that could all be about to change as plans begin to stream in, finding new and exciting ways to raise millions.
Fans will not be getting too ahead of themselves just yet, but with the number of new ideas being thought up, it is extremely difficult not to.
In other Everton news, Chris Sutton has shared a new Sean Dyche sack verdict, putting TFG in a “hell of a position”.
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