Bill Kenwright

[Steve Wigan]

No offence, but out of curiosity, why are you still working at that age with that medical condition? Just asking. Thanks.

First kidney transplant 2005 failed 2019, so on the list again.I enjoy work and it is actually the best therapy. Medical condition? No pain involved, careful diet etc. Sitting obsessed by medical stuff is not my style.Work more from home now but still out a couple of days a week.All blood figures good for my age ,just occasional high BP but controlled. Anti rejection medication after a transplant causes high blood sugar levels so a transplant of any kind usual means a Type 2 diabetic diagnosis. Last blood sugar reading was 4.4....the nurse said my blood sugar was a lot better than hers. Positively is the most effective tool you can use.

 

[summerisle]

Yep he's on the radio now. Promoting Saturday night fever

The most important question of our time.

 

[Debunkology]

Bill Kenwright has been on the Everton board since 1988

The last time Everton won a league title was 1987.

Coincidence I think not.

 

[Lobster Johnson]

I'm 81 in July, have dyalisis 3 times a week and am waiting for a second transplant, yet I still manage to squeeze 7 days work into 4 days every week. How dare you suggest that 70s or older is time to quit...someone younger might possibly be able to do my job as well as me, but no one will be able to do it better.

Christ, you must love your job.

 

[Steve Wigan]

Christ, you must love your job.

So should everyone, or they should look for something they do like.

 

[davek]

"I'll be ok selling to you wont I, Farhad?

.......Farhad.....Farhad.....?"

 

[4737carlin]

"I'll be ok selling to you wont I, Farhad?

.......Farhad.....Farhad.....?"

You cant critise Bill for this, at the time we wanted him to sell, or put it this way, i dont recall too many people desperate for him to hang on, in the benefit of hindsight its a shame he didnt but at the time we welcomed the sale.
Now we need Moshiri gone, its vital

 

[Stephenlloyd]

You cant critise Bill for this, at the time we wanted him to sell, or put it this way, i dont recall too many people desperate for him to hang on, in the benefit of hindsight its a shame he didnt but at the time we welcomed the sale.
Now we need Moshiri gone, its vital

Of course he takes the blame, due diligence obviously went out the window as soon as Bill heard those words, of course you can stay on as chairman

 

[davek]

You cant critise Bill for this, at the time we wanted him to sell, or put it this way, i dont recall too many people desperate for him to hang on, in the benefit of hindsight its a shame he didnt but at the time we welcomed the sale.
Now we need Moshiri gone, its vital

If Kewnright had sold to a Saudi prince you can be sure the UK Government would have reversed it's suck holing policy toward them and we'd be finished. He was born under a bad sign.

 

[4737carlin]

If Kewnright had sold to a Saudi prince you can be sure the UK Government would have reversed it's suck holing policy toward them and we'd be finished. He was born under a bad sign.

All Everton fans are born uner a band sign,its in our DNA

 

[GoldenToffee]

This was Bill's plan all along:

Keep us plodding along for two decades as "plucky old Everton", narrowly keeping our heads above water and somehow avoiding relegation in the process.

Find a billionaire with dodgy links to the Russian mafia, sell the club and pocket a few hundred million.

Wait for Russia to invade the Ukraine and get handed the keys to the boardroom back after Mr Moshiri gets kicked out of the country for his ties to Mr Usmanov.

You could almost make a play out of it!

 

[bullybeef]

Bill better get searching for investment again.

I think we all know what’s gonna happen next.

 

[4737carlin]

Bill better get searching for investment again.

I think we all know what’s gonna happen next.

Its Moshiri who needs to search as he holds the shares, unfortunatly

 

[Drico]

This was Bill's plan all along:

Keep us plodding along for two decades as "plucky old Everton", narrowly keeping our heads above water and somehow avoiding relegation in the process.

Find a billionaire with dodgy links to the Russian mafia, sell the club and pocket a few hundred million.

Wait for Russia to invade the Ukraine and get handed the keys to the boardroom back after Mr Moshiri gets kicked out of the country for his ties to Mr Usmanov.

You could almost make a play out of it!

And you could call it "Blood Brothers".

 

[bullybeef]

Its Moshiri who needs to search as he holds the shares, unfortunatly

Moshiri could just relinquish his shares if the heat got too much.