Everton concerns raised after 777 Partners late on £900,000 payment to British Basketball League

According to the Daily Mail, Everton have cause for concern when potential new owners 777 Partners were tardy in delivering a £900,000 payment to one of their business partners, the British Basketball League.

 

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The payment was received nearly a month after the original due date, according to the newspaper’s website, which resulted in the BBL being late in making payments to a number of creditors.

Additionally disclosed is the fact that Josh Wander, a co-founder of 777, was present when the late payment was discussed in a BBL board meeting and that it has now been satisfactorily rectified.

Every day that goes by, it seems like a fresh issue is brought up with 777 Partners and their proposed takeover of Everton Football Club. This controversy is simply the most recent in a line of issues brought up as the group fights for control of the club.

According to the Daily Mail article, the corporation has not yet confirmed that it has the necessary funds for a full acquisition, and many people are skeptical that it would be feasible given the club’s $1 billion price tag.

Recently, supporters of the 777-owned Standard Liege football team in Belgium organized a protest inside the stadium. Following a disappointing start to the season and a sixth-place finish the previous time out, the banner accused 777 of “destroying” the club.

Everton supporters have been calling for a takeover for a long time because they are tired of the club’s present owner, Farhad Moshiri. However, many of them are now concerned about what a takeover might mean for the club’s future.

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