Bill Kenwright

[everton fan number one]

Scumbag

 

[twoblue]

I think Kenwright probably does have some schmooze use, as a salesman of Everton FC as a brand.

But that's it.

Correct - is the there is there to have camera pointed at him. Look like a figure head and prob to shield some hatrid.
No doubt that moshiri dials in the big decisions and hides away from the day the day boredom

 

[Zigzigsputnik]

Honestly don't know how he has got away with it for so long, couldn't imagine he and his cronies would have been tolerated at many other clubs.

 

[diggerdestroyer]

I got a feeling it's all going to come crashing down on him. he will be worried walking into goodison v Southampton

 

[BNJ1878]

I got a feeling it's all going to come crashing down on him. he will be worried walking into goodison v Southampton

I'll be stunned if he shows up.

 

[diggerdestroyer]

I'll be stunned if he shows up.

Brighton might have been his last match alright

 

[BNJ1878]

Brighton might have been his last match alright

If so....... Make the execution quick.

I don't want to see a wounded animal suffer.

 

[Simon Buttle]

I'll be stunned if he shows up.

Yup, I don't think he shows at the weekend

 

[degsy]

Yup, I don't think he shows at the weekend

Of course he will - he thinks everybody loves him

 

[Simon Buttle]

Of course he will - he thinks everybody loves him

He couldn't get away quick enough from the Brighton game.

 

[Thetigerblue]

Of course he will - he thinks everybody loves him

He knows they don’t. He pops up to take the credit, he disappears when there’s any blame to take.

 

[Bob Elstone]

If this charlatan shows on sat and we lose it’ll kickoff

 

[davek]

Two of the banners ordered for the game on Saturday....

 

[wainy]

Remember Alex Ferguson’s account of the Rooney sale;
‘IT was August 2004 and we had just played Everton. Bill Kenwright was crying. Sitting in my office, crying. Present were David Moyes, David Gill, Bill and me. As we studied the Everton chairman in his sorrow, he announced that he would like to make a call. Through his tears, Bill said: ‘I’ll need to phone my mother.’
‘They’re stealing our boy, they’re stealing our boy,’ he said down the line. Then he passed the phone to me. ‘Don’t you dare think you’re getting that boy for nothing. That boy’s worth fifty million pounds,’ said a female voice. Wonderful. ‘This is a trick, this,’ I laughed. ‘Is this a game?’ But it was real. You had only to mention Everton to Bill to turn his taps on. He was a very likeable guy and unapologetically emotional.’

Master negotiator. Blubbering and getting his mum to speak to the nasty bigger boys.

His mum saying he’s worth 50m.

Blue bill then sells said boy for 25m in instalments and 5m add ons. What a guy.

 

[Mark Bisson]

Remember Alex Ferguson’s account of the Rooney sale;
‘IT was August 2004 and we had just played Everton. Bill Kenwright was crying. Sitting in my office, crying. Present were David Moyes, David Gill, Bill and me. As we studied the Everton chairman in his sorrow, he announced that he would like to make a call. Through his tears, Bill said: ‘I’ll need to phone my mother.’
‘They’re stealing our boy, they’re stealing our boy,’ he said down the line. Then he passed the phone to me. ‘Don’t you dare think you’re getting that boy for nothing. That boy’s worth fifty million pounds,’ said a female voice. Wonderful. ‘This is a trick, this,’ I laughed. ‘Is this a game?’ But it was real. You had only to mention Everton to Bill to turn his taps on. He was a very likeable guy and unapologetically emotional.’

Master negotiator. Blubbering and getting his mum to speak to the nasty bigger boys.

Just the type of character we need to fight our way out from our current predicament.