Everton On The Brink

[northbankboy68]

"This does not bode well for the Toffees. Also, the sooner a regulator is appointed, the better. https://www.theguardian.com/football/article/2024/may/07/everton-shareholders-demand-end-to-farce-of-777-takeover?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other"

[Leavemyarcelona]

The guardian ?üòÇ

[RBshorty]

They ain’t going under. Some Yank fund will pick them for a bargain.

[Mike Oxsaw]

"I think the only issue is ""What does Everton offer to Brand PL""? In the pre PL days, the Liverpool derby was (marketed as) a massive thing, so on that basis alone they may decide that Everton must stay, but they've not really offered much to the PL since selling Rooney, so the powers that be may decide Burnley, Nottingham Forest or Luton offer more to the brand next yea -none that well known in the bigger markets but may represent more profitable (and predictable) cannon fodder for the ""Big 6""."

[pdbis]

I have never liked Everton at all.

[Fauxstralian]

"Maybe they could stay up, get a massive points penalty next season and be financially crippled having to sell anyone of value Would quite like to see them do a Sheff Utd impression next season with Dyche playing centre half & Southall returning in goal"

[goose]

They could go into administration now and still stay up. I wouldn’t be surprised to see them forced to give away a share of the ownership of the new stadium to some of their creditors.

[North Bank]

"Any ideas who has funded their new stadium and how that would be effected, with all of their financial commitments? Going into administration could be the best thing they do, it didn't hurt Leicester City as many pundits predicted."

[Gaffer58]

What a shame!!

[Fauxstralian]

777 have loaned Everton £200m to keep them going Presume if the takeover falls over they'd want that back QUICK SMART