Offensive comments over Everton takeover twist upsets the Esk – in conflict with John Textor

Offensive comments over Everton takeover twist upsets the Esk – in conflict with John Textor

The Esk feels that John Textor, a co-owner of Crystal Palace, is being impolite in public by expressing his interest in buying Everton.

Expert in all things financial pertaining to the Toffees, Paul from the Esk, thinks that no one wants to purchase

Textor’s forty-five percent share in Palace because they won’t have any control over the acquisition.

Before he can purchase another Premier League team, the American billionaire must sell his interest in the London club.

“Just to add to my earlier comments on talkSPORT regarding Textor, how disrespectful is he being to Crystal Palace’s fans,

players, staff & his fellow shareholders in saying what he has said?” is what Esk said on Twitter. He has every right to sell his

Palace stock if he can, but it is incredibly disrespectful of him to announce this in advance.

He owns 45% of Palace, which is evidence. little one is interested in a 45% ownership with little control despite his shares being offered for months.

John Textor appears to have legitimate interest in buying Everton

It’s true that Textor’s remarks in public regarding his desire to buy the Toffees have sparked criticism and raised eyebrows.

Some, including the Esk, have expressed disdain for the American’s move to openly declare his desire prior to selling his share in

Crystal Palace. Considering that Textor hasn’t yet been able to sell his interest in Crystal Palace, some people may

view his activities as hurried or impolite.It’s also important to take into account the possibility that Textor made

these remarks in order to strategically choose whether or not to make an offer for Everton in the future.

Textor may be indicating his sincerity about obtaining the Toffees, once he is in a position to do so, by announcing his plans to the public.

This could be the reason he decided to disclose his involvement even before the sale of his Crystal Palace stock was completed.

In other Everton news, supporters will be ecstatic to learn that the takeover revealed a £3.4 billion budget.

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