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Everton are expected to be more frugal in the transfer market if a consortium led by Peter Kenyon completes their takeover and Farhad Moshiri walks away from Goodison Park, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.
Richard Arnold decision to meet Manchester United fans down at the pub is amateur hour.
According to Gavin Buckland from the All Together Now podcast, the reasons why Everton boss Farhad Moshiri wants to sell the Premier League club is due to their surprise relegation battle last season and worrying financial situation.
The Everton owner, Farhad Moshiri, has held talks with an American-based consortium that could result in a takeover of the club.
It was back in 2005, shortly after clinching their first top-flight title for half a century, that Peter Kenyon talked about how Chelsea wanted to “paint the world blue”.
Jose Mourinho’s success in his first season as Chelsea manager saw him rewarded with a new five-year contract on May 4, 2005.
Newcastle United's owners have effectively had to work backwards since the takeover exactly six months ago but, come the end of the year, the hierarchy could have their desired skeleton structure in place. A head coach has, of course, already been appointed in Eddie Howe; a sporting director, Dan Ashworth, is on his way once the Brighton technical director serves his extended period of gardening leave; and a chief executive officer (CEO) will follow.
Newcastle United are expected to welcome a new chief executive to St James’ Park before the season reaches its climax, according to Sky Sports reporter Keith Downie.