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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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With a billionaire backer, it is beyond comprehension that we have ended up in a situation where we have had to sell our top scorer and are keeping the likes of Rondon! It’s time to change half the club, or I fear for our longer term future. You’ve had a long time now Bill, time to pass over to somebody with more of a clue. Clear out the deadwood, survive with younger players and build over time. Buying more poor players on big cash has never worked! We have had a handful of good players in recent years, but we keep the players who aren’t as good! That’s no way to succeed. Bill out!
 
What people need to consider with Kenwright and these potential new owners is that they'll absolutely bomb him out which would be massive for the club to be rid of him and his cronies. I'm no fan of City's ownership but to imagine that we'd have had them and their success if it wasn't for Kenwright being selfish and wanting to remain at the club, so he went and found a fool in Moshiri, another who's money is not exactly squeaky clean, just so he could still have a say.

An absolute parasite, along with his gang at the club as well as his supporters within the fanbase. Say what you want about City's owners, I'd be the first to do it, but this man put his own self interests in front of that of a club with the support of millions and cost us becoming almost assuredly one of the biggest clubs in the world in favour of staying on as chairman and making us only known to the football world as an absolute laughing stock. And that's just one simple example of the disgrace he's made of the club
 

He’ll never leave.
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Baggzio said:
What people need to consider with Kenwright and these potential new owners is that they'll absolutely bomb him out which would be massive for the club to be rid of him and his cronies. I'm no fan of City's ownership but to imagine that we'd have had them and their success if it wasn't for Kenwright being selfish and wanting to remain at the club, so he went and found a fool in Moshiri, another who's money is not exactly squeaky clean, just so he could still have a say.

An absolute parasite, along with his gang at the club as well as his supporters within the fanbase. Say what you want about City's owners, I'd be the first to do it, but this man put his own self interests in front of that of a club with the support of millions and cost us becoming almost assuredly one of the biggest clubs in the world in favour of staying on as chairman and making us only known to the football world as an absolute laughing stock. And that's just one simple example of the disgrace he's made of the club
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all day long this mate
 
The actual reality of Moshiri leaving Bill involved has been we just took two of our best players in Digne and Richarlison and sold them for 77 million. Not only are they no longer here, but after all of their good play he managed to get a paltry 9.5 million profit per player. Moshiri let him do it. I have no idea how the americans are at running a club, but at this point that is so damning someone has to come in and take it from Moshiri for the club to have a chance.
 

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