Tim Cahill’s defence of The Friedkin Group hasn’t convinced everyone. Nor should it. The former Everton midfielder told BBC Radio Merseyside that supporters should “be careful what you wish for” when discussing the club’s owners. We covered Cahill’s comments earlier…

Former Everton midfielder Tim Cahill defended club owners The Friedkin Group on BBC Radio Merseyside, warning fans to "be careful what you wish for." His remarks drew a critical response from the prominent Everton supporter account Citizens of Suburbia, who contested Cahill's perspective on ownership benchmarking and the completion timeline of the club's new stadium project.
The supporter response also raised concerns regarding multi-club ownership alongside Italian side Roma and Dan Friedkin's apparent distance from the Merseyside club. Manager David Moyes stated earlier this month that he has not met or spoken with Friedkin since returning to manage Everton in January 2025.
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