Bill Kenwright

[WilliamPerry]

Why should he step down? Do we really want Moshiri to have a free reign to totally kill us? Because he will, the last 6 years of poor ownership has shown us that but because we have a new ground being built people are taken in by it, even though that wont benefit Everton, not the way he runs the club.
When Kenwright owned the club we were never in the mess we are now, as much as people want to re write history that is a fact

Is that you Betty Turpin ?

 

[magicjuan]

BPB was in panic mode. He had left it six games too late to jettison Walter, and the 'r' word was a very real threat.
He needed somebody who knew the Championship. The league, the teams, the players , the officials, the grounds etc; and he needed someone who would be grateful to manage a club the stature of Everton.
Thankfully he selected Moyes.
Then the problem arose. Bill had little resources, Moyes had little to show he could conquer the world, ergo, a marriage made in Heaven. The Plucky Little Everton was borne.
Jobs for the boys ensued to retain our status feeding off the scraps.

Good job Moyes was cheaper than Megson eh?

 

[WilliamPerry]

How many times are people gonna spout this rubbish?

"Until Walter Smith stepped in" lol Do you honestly believe that somehow the recently sacked manager overruled the majority shareholder and Chairman?

Did Bill listen to the opinion of somebody he respected? Yes.

Is Moshiri criticized for listening to the wrong people? Can we criticise both? Bit hypocritical, isn't it? The fact Bill listened to the opinion of somebody who knew more about football than Bill ever will is not something to criticise him for. If anything, it deserves massive praise.

Trying to paint it as Bill was overruled is just plain wrong., and quite frankly laughable. Bill gave the managers job to Moyes. Nobody else.

it was said by kenwright himself on the Walter Smith documentary on the bbc iplayer .

 

[4737carlin]

it was said by kenwright himself on the Walter Smith documentary on the bbc iplayer .

So he deserves credit, credit for listening, and taking advice for the benefit of Everton, something Moshiri hasnt always done.

 

[WilliamPerry]

So he deserves credit, credit for listening, and taking advice for the benefit of Everton, something Moshiri hasnt always done.

He can have credit for moyes . But he’s done far more harm than good for this club .

 

[4737carlin]

He can have credit for moyes . But he’s done far more harm than good for this club .

It looked that way, and I thought that myself, then Moshiri turned up and showed us what real damage.

 

[Zigzigsputnik]

So he deserves credit, credit for listening, and taking advice for the benefit of Everton, something Moshiri hasnt

So he deserves credit, credit for listening, and taking advice for the benefit of Everton, something Moshiri hasnt always done.

Wasn't it kenwright who spent years looking for the perfect owner ?

 

[WilliamPerry]

It looked that way, and I thought that myself, then Moshiri turned up and showed us what real damage.

Kenwright is complicit in the moshiri era .hes sat there and watched all this happen . But it’s sound because he gets to cut the ribbon at BMD . Nice one chairman Bill

 

[4737carlin]

Wasn't it kenwright who spent years looking for the perfect owner ?

Yeah, shame he didn't hang on though, unfortunately some wanted him to sell, and not many complained when he did, be carful what you wish for

 

[4737carlin]

Kenwright is complicit in the moshiri era .hes sat there and watched all this happen . But it’s sound because he gets to cut the ribbon at BMD . Nice one chairman Bill

Yeah but he is complicit as an employee, which is different then being complicit as an owner and ultimate boss, all this mess is on Farhad, Bill on his own never got us into a state like this

 

[Bigduke1234]

Kenwright is complicit in the moshiri era .hes sat there and watched all this happen . But it’s sound because he gets to cut the ribbon at BMD . Nice one chairman Bill

He opposed Benitez, he was just ignored. He has no power, he’s our public face, nothing more.

 

[Zigzigsputnik]

Yeah, shame he didn't hang on though, unfortunately some wanted him to sell, and not many complained when he did, be carful what you wish for

Think it now clear to everyone he had his own agenda and criteria from which he has benefited greatly.

 

[WilliamPerry]

Yeah but he is complicit as an employee, which is different then being complicit as an owner and ultimate boss, all this mess is on Farhad, Bill on his own never got us into a state like this

Bill turned us into plucky little Everton . I hate him as much if not more than Moshiri

 

[Carlito]

He opposed Benitez, he was just ignored. He has no power, he’s our public face, nothing more.

Moshiri is largely an absentee owner. Kenwright and his appointees run the club day-to-day.

 

[4737carlin]

Bill turned us into plucky little Everton . I hate him as much if not more than Moshiri

Rather have plucky little Everton then the one before him that twice avoided relegation on the last day and the one now that looks to be heading that way, yeah the plucky little Everton that had European football was awful.