Jim White has’very excellent intentions’. Farhad Moshiri verdict follows Everton takeover news According to talkSPORT host Jim White, Everton owner Farhad Moshiri had “good intentions” when he took over the club.
The decision comes as US private investment group 777 Partners has agreed to buy out Moshiri’s entire ownership in the club.
According to the official Everton website (15 September), Moshiri owns 94.1% of the club’s shares.
“It’s fair to say that Farhad Moshiri began his tenure as club president with very good intentions,” White stated on talkSPORT live.
“At this point, I must say that I was one of the few people who got to know Moshiri fairly well, and he was indeed so attached to the football club, he loved Everton as a club.”
“He had a huge affection for the club, but for whatever reason, despite the millions and millions he put in, it just didn’t work out.” And now he’s gone.”
The end of an era
Whatever way Everton fans look at it, saying goodbye to Moshiri marks the end of an era for the club. The majority of supporters appear to be overjoyed with the news, with many believing that they can now press on and achieve their full potential.
Things can only get better when the Toffees move into their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, which is still a long way off.
For the time being, manager Sean Dyche may not be a fan of these off-field distractions, an issue that has plagued the manager since he took over in the dugout.
All he’ll want to do is work with his team to get them in the best form possible for the upcoming months, which might make or break their season.
After a rough start, the Toffees’ next encounter is against Arsenal on Sunday (17 September), which will not be easy.
In other Everton news, a BBC journalist has suggested that one Toffees loanee restart his career after his “no-brainer” Goodison Park exit.
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