4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Yeah that would of sucked having Martinez not Benitez
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Despite not wanting Kenwright at the club, hounding him is not the right way to proceed. He’s stubborn and will just dig his heels in.
A concerted effort and polite protest will have more impact, Moshiri too is stubborn. He will be more inclined to retain the whole structure. We need to find a way to communicate politely but firmly that change is needed. Many are now blocked from discussion as shareholders, fans forum looks more like a nodding dog.
Is there any chance we could get the big forums (fora?) together to approach the club with data from fans to show discontent in a reasonable way, without the doggerel and often malicious bile found either on twitter or here.
I suppose the hope of reasoned discussion is too much to ask for!
A concerted effort and polite protest will have more impact, Moshiri too is stubborn. He will be more inclined to retain the whole structure. We need to find a way to communicate politely but firmly that change is needed. Many are now blocked from discussion as shareholders, fans forum looks more like a nodding dog.
Is there any chance we could get the big forums (fora?) together to approach the club with data from fans to show discontent in a reasonable way, without the doggerel and often malicious bile found either on twitter or here.
I suppose the hope of reasoned discussion is too much to ask for!
Disagree to be honest mate.
Moshiri is very reactive.
I mean, there's loads of examples but see Marcel Brands. Promoted to the board, given a new contract in April - a few months later, a whiff of fan discontent and gone.
I'm of the view that Moshiri retains Kenwright because;
1. He thinks the fans like 'Blue Bill'
2. He genuinely values him - January: "Our Chairman is very important. We are keeping the Chairman as long as we can. He manfully fulfils his functions and I really appreciate what the Chairman does.”
3. Maybe some sort of contract/clause/agreement that he remains until the stadium is complete. Kenwright does see himself as some sort of guardian of the club - any sale/takeover could have had stadium as a prerequisite. That could be absolute nonsense of course, and it likely is - it's just a niggling feeling I have.
With regards to forums approaching the club - I'll never do that. It's not my/our place, I wouldn't want to even try to represent fans. What we do, is run an annual fan survey to quantify fan sentiment. Generally, fans have approved of the board;
Everton Fan Survey - Grand Old Team
www.grandoldteam.com
Locking in construction costs at BMD is huge and will definitely help the club grow. You’ve given no specific reasons she should be fired. She may have been an uninspired choice but there’s no evidence she’s doing a bad job.
You're quite right, but I didn't say she needs to be fired. I did say that it's highly likely there were better candidates available. (There usually are) Instead, we risked weakening EITC where she was doing an excellent job to shoehorn her in as Club CEO. Nice and cosy.
As for locking in the stadium costs, it wouldn't have been just on her. We have Colin Chong, you know...the actual stadium guy. He'd have been working closely with the finance department and legal. No doubt DBB sat in on a few meetings and gave valuable input from the club perspective and was one of the final sign offs, but to imagine she was in all alone with LOR and whoever else playing hardball is laughable.
nevsonlymate
Player Valuation: £8m
I thought I read she was leaving and had handed in her notice or has something changed?
I think Kenwright will be taken out of the Everton boardroom in a box.
I honestly don't think he'll leave until he dies.
I honestly don't think he'll leave until he dies.
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
she was apparently looking for other jobs and allowed to carry on until she found something. That was back in January I think
Sadly, I think you're correct.
Anyway, it won't be another 28 years, that's some consolation.
He's going for the Queen Mum's record.
WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
im sure he would of done wonders with our defence this year
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Yeah I think he would, looking back we sacked him too soon, standard Moshiri terrible ownership
I think he mainly keeps Bill as a shield.Disagree to be honest mate.
Moshiri is very reactive.
I mean, there's loads of examples but see Marcel Brands. Promoted to the board, given a new contract in April - a few months later, a whiff of fan discontent and gone.
I'm of the view that Moshiri retains Kenwright because;
1. He thinks the fans like 'Blue Bill'
2. He genuinely values him - January: "Our Chairman is very important. We are keeping the Chairman as long as we can. He manfully fulfils his functions and I really appreciate what the Chairman does.”
3. Maybe some sort of contract/clause/agreement that he remains until the stadium is complete. Kenwright does see himself as some sort of guardian of the club - any sale/takeover could have had stadium as a prerequisite. That could be absolute nonsense of course, and it likely is - it's just a niggling feeling I have.
With regards to forums approaching the club - I'll never do that. It's not my/our place, I wouldn't want to even try to represent fans. What we do, is run an annual fan survey to quantify fan sentiment. Generally, fans have approved of the board;
Everton Fan Survey - Grand Old Team
www.grandoldteam.com
Moshiri strikes me as being pretty am-dram. I reckon he just likes the cut of Bill’s jib.
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