dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
A relegation battle will actually do wonders for Bill because it lowers expectations even further. A relatively comfortable 14th place finish next year will be seen as a success by the majority.
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A relegation battle will actually do wonders for Bill because it lowers expectations even further. A relatively comfortable 14th place finish next year will be seen as a success by the majority.
Uuuuuurgh plop plop
Player Valuation: £950k
Guarantee we will be mathematically safe after Brentford and Blue Bill TM will be seen blubbering all over TV
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
There does seem to be quite a silent but significant minority who don't think he has done anything wrong.
In the mere 5 minutes I spent with a Twitter account earlier this year, I joined in a thread critical of him and got several messages more or less suggesting I was either ungrateful or had I never made a mistake in my life. It didn't surprise me either.
It's his selfishness that grates me.
He has taken decisions in his own interest over that of the club.
He has presided over stagnation, decline, and farce.
We are run in an amateur, backward manner with an inept board and executives.
It's all mutual back-slapping with no accountability. We have no global focus and nobody to ask hard questions. They wouldn't last 5 minutes anyway.
I don't think we can turn a page as a club until he is gone and that's a real worry.
He's like a tinpot dictator at this stage with the only thing going for him being his propaganda machine with the club in virtual ruin. He's waiting to cut the ribbon on Bramley Moore.
The day he leaves will be a great day.
In the mere 5 minutes I spent with a Twitter account earlier this year, I joined in a thread critical of him and got several messages more or less suggesting I was either ungrateful or had I never made a mistake in my life. It didn't surprise me either.
It's his selfishness that grates me.
He has taken decisions in his own interest over that of the club.
He has presided over stagnation, decline, and farce.
We are run in an amateur, backward manner with an inept board and executives.
It's all mutual back-slapping with no accountability. We have no global focus and nobody to ask hard questions. They wouldn't last 5 minutes anyway.
I don't think we can turn a page as a club until he is gone and that's a real worry.
He's like a tinpot dictator at this stage with the only thing going for him being his propaganda machine with the club in virtual ruin. He's waiting to cut the ribbon on Bramley Moore.
The day he leaves will be a great day.
I've thought this from day one of the takeover.
Although he's here without the sway he used have , i'd bet he has it in a contract he remains til the stadium is handed over.
I would imagine he'd have it covered if Moshiri was to sell up too.
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
I've said for years he's waiting for his Dave Whelan FA Cup final winning moment, but as we've seen this season, his defining legacy is so much more likely to be a relegation rather than a trophy.
The selfishness knows no bounds. Every single one of us would've walked away years ago after presiding over so much failure yet he refuses to take a step back. He seems more emboldened than ever judging by his 'spirit of the blues' article on the official site last week.
StreetEndBlue
Player Valuation: £10m
I'm resigned to us being lumbered with him until he dies. Kenwright knows full well he's not popular with plenty of blues but has enough support amongst the fanbase, as well as people inside the club plus his allies in the media, to keep him still cozy in his beloved Chairmans seat for many years to come, and that's such a depressing thought.
Some have called him our Doug Ellis, but at least Villa won some trophies with Ellis as owner/Chairman.
Kenwright has been here that long it seems some blues, those that still blindly back him anyway, can't imagine an Everton without him. I'm sure when he eventually pops his clogs these types will turn up at his graveside with the jump leads trying to revive him, "Bill Bill wake up, we need you, please Bill, aww c'mon Bill".
Some have called him our Doug Ellis, but at least Villa won some trophies with Ellis as owner/Chairman.
Kenwright has been here that long it seems some blues, those that still blindly back him anyway, can't imagine an Everton without him. I'm sure when he eventually pops his clogs these types will turn up at his graveside with the jump leads trying to revive him, "Bill Bill wake up, we need you, please Bill, aww c'mon Bill".
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Hopefully the players put a good show on fir him tomorrow
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
What's gone too far?
Mr K.Dilkington
Player Valuation: £8m
Everytime I go to quote and reply to you, I delete it half way through. I just hope everyone realizes by now you're a troll and a slug like BK.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
No, .just someone who can see this current mess can only be blamed on Moshiri.
The very thought of fans wanting Bill to go now so Farhsd can appoint someone, with his recruitment track record says a lot about how little notice they have actually paid to what he has been doing to us over the last 6 years.
Tom Hughes
Player Valuation: £10m
You seem to be completely oblivious to the fact that your hero is still chairman and has been throughout all decisions. You're also conveniently forgetting the endless and well documented litany of lies and failures that preceeded in the almost 2 decades that saw us firmly drop from one of the big boys to nobodies.
Leylo
Player Valuation: £35m
The fella should have gone when moshri (bone head) took over lost any self respect totally but wouldn't wish bad health on him after all he is a evertonian
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