Bill Kenwright

[Ruairi77]

I'm past the point of being angry at the thought of where Everton might be if Kenwright had agreed to sell the club and leave, like pretty much every other chair in sport or business history. Not angry, just sad and resigned. I've wasted way too much energy, from the Tesco stadium days to now, being angry at the way he's run the club. Now I'm just resigned and wondering if even relegation will rid the club of him.

 

[Billy Liar]

Surely he would have to resign if we got relegated.

 

[trueblue84]

Surely he would have to resign if we got relegated.

If he managed to make it out of goodison alive, you mean?

 

[barneygumble]

Surely he would have to resign if we got relegated.

Why? We’ve had the good times?

 

[Dublin blue 75]

Surely he would have to resign if we got relegated.

Not a hope

 

[Dymak]

Surely he would have to resign if we got relegated.

He’d set his eyes on a possible promotion and attempt to establish a narrative that he saved Everton if we were promoted. He isn’t going anywhere.

 

[Dykovski200]

What would Everton do ?

 

[Billy Liar]

He's got to go at the end of the season.

 

[brieverton]

I'm past the point of being angry at the thought of where Everton might be if Kenwright had agreed to sell the club and leave, like pretty much every other chair in sport or business history. Not angry, just sad and resigned. I've wasted way too much energy, from the Tesco stadium days to now, being angry at the way he's run the club. Now I'm just resigned and wondering if even relegation will rid the club of him.

I hope he will go if the worst happens. It will either be him giving us tears over the summer and vowing to fix it, or he will disappear from sight and leave others to pick up the pieces.

The sooner he leaves the better. He has been the common denominator for 30 years of stagnation followed by decline. Whatever happens with relegation, the day he does leave will be a good day.

 

[Ruairi77]

I hope he will go if the worst happens. It will either be him giving us tears over the summer and vowing to fix it, or he will disappear from sight and leave others to pick up the pieces.

The sooner he leaves the better. He has been the common denominator for 30 years of stagnation followed by decline. Whatever happens with relegation, the day he does leave will be a good day.

I think I can handle the championship if it's a clean sweep at board level but I think, for the good of my health, I might have to give the club a swerve for a while if it's bill talking about how 'we, as a blue family, can all fix this', sat in his seat smugly smiling as we beat birmingham 1-0 as if to say, 'see, I told you there were good times.'

 

[larbert toffee]

He's got to go at the end of the season.

Not a chance, his skin is thicker than John Motson's sheepskin coat.

 

[blueconverse]

God help him if we lose tommorow. No more managers or directors of football to hide behind

 

[T LEAFE]

He's got to go at the end of the season.

Everyone has got to go

 

[bullybeef]

I fear relegation will kill Bill.

 

[dannyboy]

I fear relegation will kill Bill.

He'll be dreaming of getting himself on the pitch to the lift the Championship trophy under a shower of champagne the following season.