An Everton fans' group that is pushing for changes at Goodison Park have written an open letter to owner Farhad Moshiri urging him to address their concerns.
A year on from an organised walkout in protest of what they view as an absence of leadership behind the scenes which has resulted in on-pitch decline, the 27 Campaign have penned a letter to Moshiri laying out their worries in relation to the club's finances, ownership, leadership and direction.
In a statement sent to the ECHO, the 27 Campaign called on Moshiri, who has been Everton owner since 2016, to make changes, including calling for the exits of chairman Bill Kenwright and chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale.
