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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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I can just see that if we somehow dodge the drop, he'll come out of hiding throwing himself in front of the cameras again giving us endless embarrassing soundbites toasting in the 'success' of staying up.
 
StreetEndBlue said:
I can just see that if we somehow dodge the drop, he'll come out of hiding throwing himself in front of the cameras giving us endless embarrassing soundbites toasting in the 'success' of staying up.
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If we do stay up , knowing from experience, fans suggesting him and his cronies should go will be shouted down. “We’ve had enough negativity” “it’s not the time for this” and so on.

I’ll say this, we’ve had it their way for decades, it’s not working is it.

Don’t let these people shout you down , again.
 

brieverton said:
As much as I think Kenwright shoulders a lot of blame for our predicament in my opinion, I think he has been a very astute operator with regard to preserving his status at the club. It's quite an achievement to remain on as Chairman after the club was sold.

He has his supporters and they have a right to their opinion too. He is like a politician clinging to office though. It's unseemly. The thing now is that it may become ugly as well. The scenes outside GP after the Villa game can't come off well, when it looks like people haranguing an elderly man. Take away all the justified anger and sheer frustration and that's what it looks like to the casual observer.

I imagine it's all linked to the stadium still, but I just can't understand why he wants to continue on anymore. Whatever legacy he had, I can't see our issues being resolved quickly enough for him to still be around if and when we get back on our feet.

It's over for him, and should have been over in 2016.
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He's the runaway leader in the 'Selling your cake for £££millions and still getting to eat it' stakes.
 

Rudolf Hucker said:
Could have had Sheik Mansour…..


This clown picked out Moshiri. The club is in a dire state!
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Is it any surprise?

Mansour came forward, Staveley came forward…. None of the potential purchasers wanted him to remain so the “24/7 search” continued.

Moshiri is a disaster, but enabled by Kenwright obsession for keeping hold of his train set.

It’s absolutely no surprise that this once great club has been spiralling since his arrival on the board in 1989.
 
barneygumble said:
Is it any surprise?

Mansour came forward, Staveley came forward…. None of the potential purchasers wanted him to remain so the “24/7 search” continued.

Moshiri is a disaster, but enabled by Kenwright obsession for keeping hold of his train set.

It’s absolutely no surprise that this once great club has been spiralling since his arrival on the board in 1989.
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Yep. I genuinely despise the man.

He’s a cancer on this football club!
 
I can't even put into words how much I hate this scumbag. He's absolutely destroyed our club. Don't give me any "but Moshiri" bollox. It was Kenwright that brought him in after years and years of "searching for the right owner" aka waiting for an even bigger bellend then himself to come along that was clueless enough to let him stay on playing with his toy train set. Everything that is wrong with Everton Football Club lies squarely at the feet of Bill Kenwright. The man is an utter cancer that has been slowly killing us for decades now.
 

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