BK's an old man, they don't change. What's he done new or different anywhere outside EFC for decades? Just dining out on distant wealth... But EFC are in the Prem, we're now. So he's 'relevant'.
But leaving now and admitting that 34 years of involvement - minus David Moyes era - was over and ending in disapproval? I don't think minds like BK can countenance that. The opposite, our struggles reassert his importance. But he'll go one day, and the business aspects of our club, which do impact on-pitch performance could and hopefuly will more quickly improve from that time.
For now, I've enough faith in Dyche that he'll get us into the stadium as a Premier League club, and American Investor sense will prevail in the boardroom at some point.
But we also godda be careful what we wish for... I love Everton as much now as in the 80's 90's and Moyes era. Yet, like many (probably most Evertonians) I was grateful and excited by investment when it came. Yet today, I realise I felt connected to the Club's ways of working in the Moyes era because I recognised our values and the success they earned. Build youth, buy low, build a team on values, play hard, and sell players when it makes sense (Lescott, Stones) but with an identity in which they can be replaced (Distin etc). The Koeman Walsh saga was despicable by comparison and kickstarted the short-term drivel of signings that mostly followed (barring Rico and couple of others).
BUT we could end up with more of the same post Mosh and BK (albeit we'd be very unlucky). SO, for as long as these old men wanna hang on to their investment with the ignomy of not being able to set foot inside the stadium (or possibly the new one), fine.
Just please give Dyche and co sufficient funds to do their real work. In their and the team's performances, more of the old Everton is re-appearing. It is Dyche and the squad, NOT Mosh, NOT BK who are keeping us up, and who will steer us into Bramley Dock successfully and up the table thereafter.
Don't make BK the show - that's the only think he understands.
