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Bill Kenwright

Should Kenwright step down as chairman?

  • yes

    Votes: 734 90.0%

  • no

    Votes: 82 10.0%
  • Total voters
    816
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BNJ1878 said:
You're absolutely right.

His plan to scatter that blue gravel around the perimeter distracted the safety inspectors.

The only Improvements (beyond a lick of paint now and again) we have seen around GP have been post Moshiri.

But whatever, keep playing with your Denise and Bill finger puppets.

All is rosey.
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All isnt rosey though, not by any stretch, it was before Moshiri came though, the idea of Moshiri apointing his own chairmen now is very vey scary
 
4737carlin said:
All isnt rosey though, not by any stretch, it was before Moshiri came though, the idea of Moshiri apointing his own chairmen now is very vey scary
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Rosey pre-Moshiri?

Right OK.

Basically, since the lies over ring fenced money for KD, and the later admission that the Fortress Sports Fund was a work of fiction (A means to an end was the description our former head of comms called it) Kenwrights position has been completely untenable.

He survives because he knows he has countless clapping seals (such as yourself and thousands of others) who refuse to see his glaring failures.

NSNO my arse.
 
BNJ1878 said:
Rosey pre-Moshiri?

Right OK.

Basically, since the lies over ring fenced money for KD, and the later admission that the Fortress Sports Fund was a work of fiction (A means to an end was the description our former head of comms called it) Kenwrights position has been completely untenable.

He survives because he knows he has countless clapping seals (such as yourself and thousands of others) who refuse to see his glaring failures.

NSNO my arse.
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Are we better now then we were 7 years ago? its a yes or no answer ?

If the answer is no, which is it, im right, if you say yes you are kidding yourself.

When Bill was the chairmen and owned the club we were very stable, that is a fact that cant be denied, we wanted more but we had no real danger like we do now.

Everyone know Bills failures, but he never damaged us like Moshiri has, but some choose to turn a blind eye to what Farhad has done, which is crazy
 
4737carlin said:
Are we better now then we were 7 years ago? its a yes or no answer ?

If the answer is no, which is it, im right, if you say yes you are kidding yourself.

When Bill was the chairmen and owned the club we were very stable, that is a fact that cant be denied, we wanted more but we had no real danger like we do now.

Everyone know Bills failures, but he never damaged us like Moshiri has, but some choose to turn a blind eye to what Farhad has done, which is crazy
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Moshiris biggest failure (and it's a monumental one) was allowing Kenwright to convince him that he and his wonderful team should carry on with the day to day running of the football club.

We're worse off, thats undeniable.

The common factor, pre and post Moshiri is.......?

Take all the time you need.
 
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Gwladysstreetlad said:
Everton Football Club, the grand and historic institution that was formed in 1878 died on the day that fans at Goodison happily clapped the man that had ruined the whole thing. Gone was the belief in our clubs motto. Gone was everything that the club had once stood for and in its place was Kenwright's toy train set. A toy train set that he was happy to sell to Moshiri providing that he still go to play with it. The club has been a walking corpse ever since that day and the mummified remains that have been walking around pretending to be Everton belong in the championship and league one because that's the level it operates at.
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I read this like the opening paragraph to a Dickens novel. Bravo sir.
 

BNJ1878 said:
Moshiris biggest failure (and it's a monumental one) was allowing Kenwright to convince him that he and his wonderful team should carry on with the day to day running of the football club.

We're worse off, thats undeniable.

The common factor, pre and post Moshiri is.......?

Take all the time you need.
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But Kenwright staying wasn't the problem, if him staying was a problem explain why as chairmen left alone we were stable?
We only became unstable like we are now when Moshiri came in.
In fact we were worse now then we were pre Kenwright under PJ.
If you really think Moshiri appointing one of his men as chairman would of been a good thing your kidding yourself.
Moshori is a danger to Evertons future, without Bill rescuing us from PJ we wouldn't have one
 
4737carlin said:
But Kenwright staying wasn't the problem, if him staying was a problem explain why as chairmen left alone we were stable?
We only became unstable like we are now when Moshiri came in.
In fact we were worse now then we were pre Kenwright under PJ.
If you really think Moshiri appointing one of his men as chairman would of been a good thing your kidding yourself.
Moshori is a danger to Evertons future, without Bill rescuing us from PJ we wouldn't have one
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OK mate.
 
Everton board errors that have happened while Bill was on the board;
Park End debacle,
Home Farm Everton,
4737carlin said:
Are we better now then we were 7 years ago? its a yes or no answer ?

If the answer is no, which is it, im right, if you say yes you are kidding yourself.

When Bill was the chairmen and owned the club we were very stable, that is a fact that cant be denied, we wanted more but we had no real danger like we do now.

Everyone know Bills failures, but he never damaged us like Moshiri has, but some choose to turn a blind eye to what Farhad has done, which is crazy
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Kenwright kept the club ticking over, more or less.

If that is stable, fine but he is not a Football man. As much as he would like to think he is, his years on the board, may have kept the club stable.

But other clubs have left them in the slipstream.
 

4737carlin said:
Are we better now then we were 7 years ago? its a yes or no answer ?

If the answer is no, which is it, im right, if you say yes you are kidding yourself.

When Bill was the chairmen and owned the club we were very stable, that is a fact that cant be denied, we wanted more but we had no real danger like we do now.

Everyone know Bills failures, but he never damaged us like Moshiri has, but some choose to turn a blind eye to what Farhad has done, which is crazy
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Bill damaged us through lack of ambition.

It’s like saying that the Glazers haven’t damaged Utd because they aren’t in trouble.

Bill’s damage is damage by neglect and omission. He chose not to hand in the Baton.

Our last trophy was 95. That is on Bill.
 
Bluestar said:
Bill damaged us through lack of ambition.

It’s like saying that the Glazers haven’t damaged Utd because they aren’t in trouble.

Bill’s damage is damage by neglect and omission. He chose not to hand in the Baton.

Our last trophy was 95. That is on Bill.
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Don't be silly, lack of ambition, are you saying Moshiris ambition is a good thing? It's not about ambition, it's about understand how financially viable we are and what risks are worth taking.
The glazers have taken United backwards, just like Moshiri took us backwards, deference is the level they dropped too is much safer then ours.
Not winning a trophy isn't on Bill, however staying in the Premier League was since both before and after his ownership it was threatened
He handed the baton to Moshiri, and then the game was up as far as Everton competing above mid table.
 

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