Everton suffered a 6-0 defeat in the Premier League on Monday, but more issues could be on the way
It should sting. It should fester. It should trigger introspection and analysis. It should be a nadir.Supporters will of course digest defeats in different ways. Those in attendance to take in the 6-0 loss Everton endured at Stamford Bridge on Monday night will have their own processes.READ MORE: 'Everton knew it' - media make disturbing observation about embarrassing loss
Anger is not ideal, but apathy and what follows is arguably even worse. As things stand, the feeling of the fanbase is straying towards the latter. Two points deductions - as harsh as they may be - and a fresh set of concerning accounts expose a club that has been shamefully led off the pitch. And more chaos could be around the corner.
A solution to the saga is not imminent though. Should the deal go through, Everton would be the property of a group who have accumulated more red flags than the Kop on a European night. But should the deal fail and the funding from 777 stop? Alarm, anxiety and some other words beginning with 'A' could all come quickly into focus.
But what type of team will the Blues be fielding in that incredible stadium? What type of squad and manager will we see for the last season at Goodison Park? And how on earth will a club on the bones of its backside financially pay for it?
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