Moshiri can flash cash

EVERTON fans concerned whether major shareholder Farhad Moshiri really has the money to help build a new stadium in the Kings Docks and make signings like Wayne Rooney possible, can be reassured he is wealthy enough to do so.

Although Moshiri is not in the same financial league as his business partner and Arsenal backer Alisher Usmanov, he’s still worth over £3billion. TWICKENHAM

have at last promised to address complaints from rugby fans about the constant interruptions from trips to the bar. An RFU spokeswoman said: ‘We will conduct a full debrief after the Six Nations and we will look at the issue of spectators leaving their seats during the game to buy drinks. Getting the fan experience right is important to us.’ FA REFEREES grandee David Elleray, in his wisdom, has arranged for the IFAB delegates to have dinner tomorrow night at Harrow School, where he used to be a housemaster.

Quite what FIFA secretary general Fatma Samoura, a Senegalese former senior United Nations official and the first female FIFA leader, makes of this boys- only bastion of privilege remains to be seen. Only the FA, pushing through governance reforms to bring more women on to the FA board, could pick a school that doesn’t educate girls for a FIFA visit. BRITISH

Athletics’ digital team offered coverage of the indoor athletics series this year to male student culture site UniLad. But the initiative was vetoed by the top brass because of the fear about inappropriate comments being made about young female athletes wearing just crop tops and shorts.