Alan Stubbs sends Farhad Moshiri message as Everton takeover twist emerges
Alan Stubbs has urged Farhad Moshiri to come out and talk as 777 Partners are now unlikely to complete the Everton takeover.
Ahead of the game against Sheffield United on Saturday, 11 May, Stubbs believes that once again rather than the match, the focus will be on what’s going on off the pitch.
It’s understood that the takeover is understood to be off the table with Moshiri having doubts about 777’s financial situation.
Stubbs wrote on Twitter: “Last home game press conference for Sean Dyche and I imagine most of the questions coming his way will be about what’s on offer the pitch again!! The floors yours Mr Moshiri silence is not the answer.”
Everton fans deserve answers from Farhad Moshiri
Toffees fans have been left in the dark for months as the club’s takeover saga by 777 Partners has been marred by uncertainty and lack of communication from Moshiri.
Despite significant concerns about the financial and legal issues surrounding 777 Partners, Moshiri has remained silent, leaving fans and stakeholders with more questions than answers.
The takeover, which was initially agreed upon last September, promised a new chapter for the club, but it has since been plagued by delays and a lack of transparency.
This has led to widespread frustration among the fanbase and calls for Moshiri to address the situation openly and honestly.
The silence from Moshiri has only exacerbated the uncertainty surrounding the club’s future, with the potential takeover now reportedly off the table due to concerns about 777’s financial situation.
As the situation continues to unfold, Evertonians and stakeholders are left in limbo, with little to no information about the club’s future direction.
It is crucial for Moshiri to come forward and provide clarity on the situation, as the silence is only adding to the turmoil and confusion surrounding the Merseyside club.
In other Everton news, the 777 Partners face further takeover doubts amid legal issues while the Toffees find themselves in trouble with the authorities.
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