Bill Kenwright

[Ferguson1878]

If only he had not have won the pier battle with Paul Gregg, shocking it happened when he was offering nothing at the time but to protect everybody else board positions.

Or if Trevor birch would have came out and said what happened when he left

 

[allen]

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Textbook. Always worth putting max effort in on Photoshop jobs. That’s top-drawer.

 

[good times bad times]

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BEAT IT

 

[Joey66]

 

[Wat Tyler]

Interesting line from OKeefe in the athletic -

They are distrustful. So much so they are sceptical about the timing of the announcement of your decision to stay away from Goodison last Saturday.

They are confused by things such as the allegation, relayed to The Athletic and other media by your staff, that someone even put Denise Barrett-Baxendale in a ‘headlock’. More so because it was not reported to police, and since the club initially briefed journalists on the incident, it seems that you have arbitrarily decided you will no longer discuss it.

 

[Jimishorts]

 

[BNJ1878]

I was reminded over the weekend that Bill Kenwright was inducted into the Gwladys Street hall of fame at their final vote.

Wrap your head around this, he beat Pat Van Den Hauwe in the vote.

 

[GoodisonRoadSupperBarWool]

I was reminded over the weekend that Bill Kenwright was inducted into the Gwladys Street hall of fame at their final vote.

Wrap your head around this, he beat Pat Van Den Hauwe in the vote.

Again very North Korea.

 

[BNJ1878]

Again very North Korea.

On Kenwright’s induction, France added:

“I was criticised by some for including him on the shortlist, but I was always confident that the voters would show fairness. It’s a part of our royal blue pedigree.

“To his credit, Bill has steered us through some extremely turbulent times during which the club and the business of football have changed. Thankfully, he provided stability and an enthusiastic voice for the club. But more than anything, we did not forfeit our Premier League status.

“He invested everything he had into the club when no-one else was prepared to do so. Others kept their hands firmly in their deep pockets as the club faced the abyss.”

It's utter guff like that quote above that shaped the thoughts of so many over the past few years.

He's right, the business of football changed. Everton didn't. That's Kenwrights cuddly culture.

We didn't forfeit premier league status because David Moyes worked miracles on a zero net spend budget, making the decline almost imperceptible.

The last paragraph is the greatest myth of all. He didn't invest anything. He borrowed the money off Paul and Anita Gregg, who offered to write off that loan and inject more funds for KD in exchange for greater influence. Kenwright instead got Robert Earl to pay off the Gregg's.

Still, at least we had Rocky on the pitch. Good times!

 

[Marius57]

On Kenwright’s induction, France added:

“I was criticised by some for including him on the shortlist, but I was always confident that the voters would show fairness. It’s a part of our royal blue pedigree.

“To his credit, Bill has steered us through some extremely turbulent times during which the club and the business of football have changed. Thankfully, he provided stability and an enthusiastic voice for the club. But more than anything, we did not forfeit our Premier League status.

“He invested everything he had into the club when no-one else was prepared to do so. Others kept their hands firmly in their deep pockets as the club faced the abyss.”

It's utter guff like that quote above that shaped the thoughts of so many over the past few years.

He's right, the business of football changed. Everton didn't. That's Kenwrights cuddly culture.

We didn't forfeit premier league status because David Moyes worked miracles on a zero net spend budget, making the decline almost imperceptible.

The last paragraph is the greatest myth of all. He didn't invest anything. He borrowed the money off Paul and Anita Gregg, who offered to write off that loan and inject more funds for KD in exchange for greater influence. Kenwright instead got Robert Earl to pay off the Gregg's.

Still, at least we had Rocky on the pitch. Good times!

20 years of searching to find the “right people”.

And he came out with the joker we have in charge as a front for a Russian oligarch with dodgy money. Good work Bill.

 

[Billy Dean]

20 years of searching to find the “right people”.

And he came out with the joker we have in charge as a front for a Russian oligarch with dodgy money. Good work Bill.

Chris Samuelson, Philip Green, Farhad Moshiri, Alisher Usmanov. They say you can tell a lot about someone's character by the company they keep

 

[Lawrence]

On Kenwright’s induction, France added:

“I was criticised by some for including him on the shortlist, but I was always confident that the voters would show fairness. It’s a part of our royal blue pedigree.

“To his credit, Bill has steered us through some extremely turbulent times during which the club and the business of football have changed. Thankfully, he provided stability and an enthusiastic voice for the club. But more than anything, we did not forfeit our Premier League status.

“He invested everything he had into the club when no-one else was prepared to do so. Others kept their hands firmly in their deep pockets as the club faced the abyss.”

It's utter guff like that quote above that shaped the thoughts of so many over the past few years.

He's right, the business of football changed. Everton didn't. That's Kenwrights cuddly culture.

We didn't forfeit premier league status because David Moyes worked miracles on a zero net spend budget, making the decline almost imperceptible.

The last paragraph is the greatest myth of all. He didn't invest anything. He borrowed the money off Paul and Anita Gregg, who offered to write off that loan and inject more funds for KD in exchange for greater influence. Kenwright instead got Robert Earl to pay off the Gregg's.

Still, at least we had Rocky on the pitch. Good times!

Just imagine Liverpool fans being told at least you have stayed in the Premier League. That lot would torch the perpetrators house and be defended by Steve Rotherham and the Red Echo. Our fans are being systemically demonised to keep them quiet. Our actions have never needed a bricklayer to rectify our behaviours. Headlock my arse.

 

[GoodisonRoadSupperBarWool]

On Kenwright’s induction, France added:

“I was criticised by some for including him on the shortlist, but I was always confident that the voters would show fairness. It’s a part of our royal blue pedigree.

“To his credit, Bill has steered us through some extremely turbulent times during which the club and the business of football have changed. Thankfully, he provided stability and an enthusiastic voice for the club. But more than anything, we did not forfeit our Premier League status.

“He invested everything he had into the club when no-one else was prepared to do so. Others kept their hands firmly in their deep pockets as the club faced the abyss.”

It's utter guff like that quote above that shaped the thoughts of so many over the past few years.

He's right, the business of football changed. Everton didn't. That's Kenwrights cuddly culture.

We didn't forfeit premier league status because David Moyes worked miracles on a zero net spend budget, making the decline almost imperceptible.

The last paragraph is the greatest myth of all. He didn't invest anything. He borrowed the money off Paul and Anita Gregg, who offered to write off that loan and inject more funds for KD in exchange for greater influence. Kenwright instead got Robert Earl to pay off the Gregg's.

Still, at least we had Rocky on the pitch. Good times!

Best quote about Kenwright “ soon as his lips move he’s lying”

 

[Dr Baxter]

On Kenwright’s induction, France added:

“I was criticised by some for including him on the shortlist, but I was always confident that the voters would show fairness. It’s a part of our royal blue pedigree.

“To his credit, Bill has steered us through some extremely turbulent times during which the club and the business of football have changed. Thankfully, he provided stability and an enthusiastic voice for the club. But more than anything, we did not forfeit our Premier League status.

“He invested everything he had into the club when no-one else was prepared to do so. Others kept their hands firmly in their deep pockets as the club faced the abyss.”

It's utter guff like that quote above that shaped the thoughts of so many over the past few years.

He's right, the business of football changed. Everton didn't. That's Kenwrights cuddly culture.

We didn't forfeit premier league status because David Moyes worked miracles on a zero net spend budget, making the decline almost imperceptible.

The last paragraph is the greatest myth of all. He didn't invest anything. He borrowed the money off Paul and Anita Gregg, who offered to write off that loan and inject more funds for KD in exchange for greater influence. Kenwright instead got Robert Earl to pay off the Gregg's.

Still, at least we had Rocky on the pitch. Good times!

David France is a silly old get. Read things a few times putting down this part of the world as if everyone is poverty stricken. Halfwit.

 

[Hendi]

Is that you Bill?

He is not one of us. He can be part of you. Enjoy.