Bill Kenwright

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Until we get a proper rich ruthless billionaire to buy our club mate - we are genuinely stuffed - I hope when this October inquiry on us financially out of the way with a fine or so - another buyer will enter the arena to buy these shark wasters off - clear the debts & restructure our club like John Moores did in the 1960s -

Trends (billionaire boom) die, I think we need to be looking at ways to be our own saviour. The whole money boom in football has all the signs of a real estate boom/bust cycle. None can save us but ourselves; hopefully BM can get that ball rolling.

 

[Joey66]

Trends (billionaire boom) die, I think we need to be looking at ways to be our own saviour. The whole money boom in football has all the signs of a real estate boom/bust cycle. None can save us but ourselves; hopefully BM can get that ball rolling.

The billionaire who failed to buy United may be interested - eg .....

 

[Davidoff]

Hoping for a scumbag billionaire to save us from a guy who uses his ill health to make moves.

What a sport.

 

[summerisle]

Until we get a proper rich ruthless billionaire to buy our club mate - we are genuinely stuffed - I hope when this October inquiry on us financially out of the way with a fine or so - another buyer will enter the arena to buy these shark wasters off - clear the debts & restructure our club like John Moores did in the 1960s -

He 'lent' the club £56,000 in 1960, equivalent now to £1,173,816. It's a different world nowadays.

 

[mahermi1]

The employee can finish you up through " Medical incapacity" if you are adjudged to be unfit for work. Happened on a couple of occasions where I work for instance.

 

[Tel001]

According to that very baffling statement he's also been promoted back to Chairman from Interim Chairman. Must have done some wonderful work from his hospital bed.

When China , Russia and North Korean launch their nukes and the USA , UK and Europe respond in kind , in the aftermath of the nuclear apocalypse, only scorpions, cockroaches and bill kenwright will remain

 

[Joey66]

He 'lent' the club £56,000 in 1960, equivalent now to £1,173,816. It's a different world nowadays.

Yes but he as chairman run the club like his Littlewoods empire & he understood football & how it should be played - he was ruthless Chairman who knew our Motto - different times yes - management of our club is chalk & cheese to how Moshiri a glorified accountant has wasted billions & saddled the club with massive loans & no doubt BK is culpable as Chairman for advising him badly in all this...
I am BKs biggest critic for me the King's Dock Stadia was a big turning point for our club, & the cost of Kirby debarcle were he really cocked our club up.

He is seriously ill, & sold most of his shares- Moshiri is the person doing the deals ATM & all he is trying to do is get rid..

 

[Weebarra]

Trends (billionaire boom) die, I think we need to be looking at ways to be our own saviour. The whole money boom in football has all the signs of a real estate boom/bust cycle. None can save us but ourselves; hopefully BM can get that ball rolling.

Yep, it's scary the way football is going. No.longer the simple game.
VAR, cost of living crisis and seemingly toys- hobbies, for billionaire's.

Hopefully the salvation of Everton, will come via BMD, and hopefully a new ownership, with integrity and honour.

Yep that will be hard to get, but hope eternal.

UTFTs!

 

[Cameron Manning]

He 'lent' the club £56,000 in 1960, equivalent now to £1,173,816. It's a different world nowadays.

Did he? He was thirteen years of age in 1960, must have been the deposit on the house he bought later on and mortgaged to buy Everton!

 

[Bazlar]

Did he? He was thirteen years of age in 1960, must have been the deposit on the house he bought later on and mortgaged to buy Everton!

Think he was talking about John Moores mate

 

[Weebarra]

That duty of care goes to the well being of the organisation itself as well as the employees and Bill was clearly not in a healthy enough state to be leading it. It was therefore Moshiri's duty to protect Bill's well being by removing him from that situation and the organisations well being by putting someone else capable and healthy interim and he completely failed on both.

Spot on.

 

[Weebarra]

Until we get a proper rich ruthless billionaire to buy our club mate - we are genuinely stuffed - I hope when this October inquiry on us financially out of the way with a fine or so - another buyer will enter the arena to buy these shark wasters off - clear the debts & restructure our club like John Moores did in the 1960s -

Hopefully soon.

 

[Weebarra]

Was it just me or was the club statement headed by a flag at half mast.

Typical of the way Everton us run.

 

[Weebarra]

Unless this statement includes news he's taking a step back from the club for the sake of his health then there's no need to announce it. Egomaniac.

This sums up the sad state of the management of the Everton Footballl Club for the last 30 odd years.

 

[Weebarra]

It's long been said that he will leave Everton in a box. There's little to indicate that this rather cynical viewpoint is incorrect.

So true.