Everton fans held another protest march against the club’s owner and board before their team’s Premier League clash against Leeds United. Just as they’d done before the previous home game with Arsenal a fortnight ago, disgruntled Blues supporters took to the streets to air their grievances at the way the club is run.
Starting outside the Royal Oak public house, the protesters made their way up Spellow Lane and along the length out Goodison Road in the shadow of the Main Stand.
Despite Farhad Moshiri having spent record-breaking amounts on squad recruitment since becoming the club’s majority shareholder in 2016 and turning Everton’s new stadium dream into a reality with their future home currently being built at Bramley-Moore Dock and scheduled to open in the 2024/25 season, the team endured the joint worst equivalent points total in the club’s history last term and went into this fixture in the drop zone as they fight to avoid what would be their first relegation in 72 years.
