SCOUT· 59%46m·2026-10-22·SportsHow difficult will it be to sell Everton? | The Football Boardroom
After less than two years of ownership, the Friedkins have put Everton up for sale. What are the reasons behind the decision? What challenges lie ahead? And what can fans expect next? Email in via: getintouch@thefootballboardroom.co.uk Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFootballBoardroom Follow us on…
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“Not sure if they’re aware or even how relevant it is, but previous owner Moshiri still attends games (he was there on Saturday) whilst the new owners haven’t attended a single one”
“Heysel hurt English football hard, but none harder than Everton. No disrespect to Steaua Bucharest, but winning the European Cup in 1986 would have been the springboard to a wider audience and greater commercial potential. Beyond ironic tha…”
“All good apart from the last section on Moyes. There is no way any potential buyer of Everton will see Moyes as the mid-long term manager. They don't want to have to pay off Moyes and his staff to be one of the first things they have to do.…”
“For sale: club who hasn't won anything since 1995.”
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