Everton are still awaiting the outcome of their ongoing takeover debacle.

It has been a long and arduous process, spanning eight months now, with 777 Partners simply unable to provide the necessary promises to satisfy the Premier League’s conditions.

And now, as we seemingly are set to reach the conclusion of this drawn-out saga, anticipation is rife amongst anxious Evertonians who have had nothing but this to focus on ever since securing survival.

It is actually laughable how this has dominated the headlines, as such a miserable and tiresome story that refuses to die.

So, with Qatari and American alternatives waiting in the wings, the pressure on 777 Partners has arguably never been so high.

The Esk makes dire 777 Partners claim

As often the bearer of bad, but very real news, many fans flock to Paul Quinn to discover more information about Everton’s financial situation.

And he, as something of a guru on the topic and a writer at times, gladly provides.

Better known as ‘The Esk’ on X, his latest statement comes in reply to an Evertonian questioning about the likelihood that 777 Partners get into power.

Now Quinn has constantly attested that the Miami-based firm has no chance of succeeding, despite Alan Myers’ latest statement suggesting they remain locked in talks with Farhad Moshiri.

In fact, he has even now claimed that they do not even have the facilities to keep the club alive, writing: ‘Simply because 777 no longer have the ability to continue funding Everton’s monthly requirements’.

Farhad Moshiri needs to listen to the shareholders

Moshiri has been stringing along Evertonians for as long as he has been in power, whether it be with regard to their financial situation, the brighter future he promises, or this current change in ownership.

Consistently, he has got it wrong, and now it feels like the dramatic conclusion of years of misconduct and failure.

The walls are closing in on him, and some of the people reinforcing that pressure are the shareholders, who penned a letter to the Iranian businessman earlier this week demanding answers.

A meeting is pencilled in, and the hope is that there Moshiri can be more transparent.

However, there is little hope for that given his track record.

Even the vice-chair of the shareholders emerged to send his own private message to the man responsible for Everton’s regression.

Moshiri needs to show up, and he needs to give answers.

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