Bill Kenwright

[Ruairi77]

If Dyche keeps us up Bill will try to steal all the credit in that Dyche was his choice

Even if Dyche was his choice, so what, hardly genius football insight.
Is he going to pick and choose. Because if he didn't want Rafael, he certainly didn't say anything.

edit: not having a pop at you, you're right!

 

[Taifi gorm]

What I don't get is why, given the opposition to him, he doesn't just voluntarily step down.
A lot of the opposition isn't mild 'maybe its time for a change' kinda stuff, its absolute opposition.
He knows this, the board has stopped coming to home games.
At 77, and knowing a huge chunk of the fanbase want him gone, why doesn't he resign/retire.
He's made his money.
Seems clear that his position is doing more harm than good.

I cant fathom how important he must consider himself.

Narcissistic tyrant.

 

[PhilM]

He’s big… he’s fat… you could describe him as a t…

 

[ultra]

What I don't get is why, given the opposition to him, he doesn't just voluntarily step down.
A lot of the opposition isn't mild 'maybe its time for a change' kinda stuff, its absolute opposition.
He knows this, the board has stopped coming to home games.
At 77, and knowing a huge chunk of the fanbase want him gone, why doesn't he resign/retire.
He's made his money.
Seems clear that his position is doing more harm than good.

I cant fathom how important he must consider himself.

It's the self-delusion of the classic egotisitical narcissist.

He won't see it as a "huge chunk of the fanbase want him gone", he will see it as a troublesome minority, egged on by the cretin Sharp reassuring him that it's "one man and his dog".

This is why he continues to leak to his press buddies that we are thugs and that the "real blues" love him. It's also why we need to keep the pressure on.

 

[StreetEndBlue]

As long-term fierce critic of Kenwright I'd really prefer it that this bungling buffoon never darkens the corridors of Goodison again.

He's not missed, not wanted and certainly not liked. He's done enough damage over decades so take your fat head elsewhere Kenwrong.

 

[blue61]

What I don't get is why, given the opposition to him, he doesn't just voluntarily step down.
A lot of the opposition isn't mild 'maybe its time for a change' kinda stuff, its absolute opposition.
He knows this, the board has stopped coming to home games.
At 77, and knowing a huge chunk of the fanbase want him gone, why doesn't he resign/retire.
He's made his money.
Seems clear that his position is doing more harm than good.

I cant fathom how important he must consider himself.

It's simple, he thinks he IS Everton.

 

[good times bad times]

What I don't get is why, given the opposition to him, he doesn't just voluntarily step down.
A lot of the opposition isn't mild 'maybe its time for a change' kinda stuff, its absolute opposition.
He knows this, the board has stopped coming to home games.
At 77, and knowing a huge chunk of the fanbase want him gone, why doesn't he resign/retire.
He's made his money.
Seems clear that his position is doing more harm than good.

I cant fathom how important he must consider himself.

Think any tinpot dictator. Utter delusions of grandeur accompanied by the belief that he is irreplaceable because apparently there is no-one else in the whole wide world that understands Everton as much as him. That's why he won't stand down IMO.

 

[Damo_1878]

Think any tinpot dictator. Utter delusions of grandeur accompanied by the belief that he is irreplaceable because apparently there is no-one else in the whole wide world that understands Everton as much as him. That's why he won't stand down IMO.

Literally is. He's not rational

 

[BNJ1878]

Yes they were terrific (didn't realise they were Aussies)

There's a relatively new invention called the aeroplane.

It's decent to be fair.

 

[Hendi]

Moshiri will never have a better chance to clean the boardroom of all the dross… they are AWOL and should be dismissed.
If he fails to act decisively and soon, then he is derelict in his duty as owner… and he needs to go too.

The supportive action by us fans, the true supporters of Everton Football Club, needs to focus not only on the Board but, the owner too.

In my opinion.

But the fear is Moshiri might not want to or can't shift him as it's likely Kenwright formed a contract to hold him in position

 

[Jokerdan]

Apologies for by passing the swear filter. I’m sorry if anyone was offended.
I do know better. I just got a little carried away with myself.

Take it easy blues ?

'You're a very naughty boy!'

 

[MikeH72]

But the fear is Moshiri might not want to or can't shift him as it's likely Kenwright formed a contract to hold him in position

Then Moshiri needs to go. Simple.

 

[peteblue]

Apologies for by passing the swear filter. I’m sorry if anyone was offended.
I do know better. I just got a little carried away with myself.

Take it easy blues ?

Reported… …..

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

What I don't get is why, given the opposition to him, he doesn't just voluntarily step down.
A lot of the opposition isn't mild 'maybe its time for a change' kinda stuff, its absolute opposition.
He knows this, the board has stopped coming to home games.
At 77, and knowing a huge chunk of the fanbase want him gone, why doesn't he resign/retire.
He's made his money.
Seems clear that his position is doing more harm than good.

I cant fathom how important he must consider himself.

You answered your own question at the end there.

The man is a narcissistic leech.

 

[Streetender1878]

Stubbs spoke well in an interview before the match. Dunno if it was on bt sport or a foreign channel. They showed footage of the march and rio ferdinand started the usual "demonstrations are fine but whats gone on is too much etc etc." Stubbs actually defended the supporters saying we have been misrepresented in the media, there is no evidence of what was alledged, things are peaceful and the supporters have every right not to be happy. Maybe he could be approached by the supporters groups to see if he was willing to help the cause???