Sport nationThe ongoing saga of 777 Partners’ attempted takeover of Everton Football Club has taken a new turn, with many expressing concerns about the potential consequences for the club and its fans. Martin Calladine, a football author, has called for Josh Wander, the former manager of 777 Partners, to face bankruptcy and prison due to allegations of fraud. Meanwhile, The Esk, a social media personality, has highlighted the potential tragedy of clients losing their life savings due to investments in 777-related businesses.
The situation has raised serious questions about the future of Everton and other football clubs under 777’s control. The controversy surrounding 777 Partners has made it clear that alternative owners are needed for the Toffees. The potential financial loss and damage to the reputation of the clubs involved underscore the urgency of addressing the situation and holding those responsible accountable.
It is baffling that Farhad Moshiri, Everton’s current owner, thought 777 Partners would be a suitable new owner, given the widespread bad press and questionable dealings of Josh Wander and his associates. The Premier League is likely to be keeping a close eye on the situation and is unlikely to approve 777 Partners’ takeover bid.
In related news, a dispute is ongoing between 777 Partners and MSP Sports Capital, further complicating the takeover process. Everton fans are advised to follow reliable sources for updates on the situation, including Facebook and WhatsApp channels dedicated to providing instant updates on the club’s news.
Amina Umar
Sport nation