Bill Kenwright

[BlueStevie35]

What’s the Twitter handle and I’ll work out who it is on here?

@upsides81

 

[Rich1878]

We have a lurker

 

[Baggzio]

I think the best thing we can say as a fanbase now is condolences to a man who left behind family, friends and loved ones. He is someone that has been associated with Everton for much of his life so respect is what he deserves, don't let negativity cloud what will be a sad moment for many people. People will rightfully feel whichever way they feel but grief or sadness should be accepted and encouraged, a man passing away is always sad.

All that being said of course, it is also fine for fans to note that he had a negative impact on our football club throughout his tenure. As football fans there is no shame in not feeling grief or that sort of emotion over the death of a wealthy man who controlled an aspect of our lives that we loved. Again, this feeling is fine, just be respectful about it and please don't express "joy" or anything like that, once again this is a sad time for many people and ultimately the loss of a man's life means more than our opinions on a football club, today is not the day for that kind of stance.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Tbf I'm sure there will be a lot worse posted than that! That is beyond mild and to be expected.

I'll also love to see all the respectful comments they'll write about Tom Hicks and George Gillett when they eventually pass...

 

[Billy Dean]

Confirmed red anyway as he follows the Anfield Wrap. Will monitor.

Probably Kieran

 

[HowardsWay]

Not sure why they are waiting to announce this or deny it? Perhaps they have to wait three days to be sure?

 

[Marius57]

I think the best thing we can say as a fanbase now is condolences to a man who left behind family, friends and loved ones. He is someone that has been associated with Everton for much of his life so respect is what he deserves, don't let negativity cloud what will be a sad moment for many people. People will rightfully feel whichever way they feel but grief or sadness should be accepted and encouraged, a man passing away is always sad.

All that being said of course, it is also fine for fans to note that he had a negative impact on our football club throughout his tenure. As football fans there is no shame in not feeling grief or that sort of emotion over the death of a wealthy man who controlled an aspect of our lives that we loved. Again, this feeling is fine, just be respectful about it and please don't express "joy" or anything like that, once again this is a sad time for many people and ultimately the loss of a man's life means more than our opinions on a football club, today is not the day for that kind of stance.

Well said. If it’s true then condolences to his family and friends.

 

[Milk]

Be made an honorary afterlife chairman

In your hands Mosh/Josh

 

[AndyRJ]

What is it with Kopites? Their obsession with us is beyond comprehension. Any bit of news about us and they're all over it like a rash.

Apart from when we play them twice a season, I couldn't care less about them if I tried.

 

[Jacko93]

Tbh, I agree with him. If you're saying that you're not going to say what you really want to say because its so bad that people would dislike you for it, you might as well just say it.

It's one of those occasions where if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all. Your commentary wont be missed.

 

[Toffeepot]

Carlin's real name is Graeme?!
The plot thickens
When did Sharpey step down again

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Carlin will be ironing his arm band.

 

[Goat]

Quite tame this.

He aint seen nothing yet.

Im firmly in the no comment bracket.

 

[MikeH72]

Quite tame this.

He aint seen nothing yet.

Im firmly in the no comment bracket.

They say if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all. So in this particular instance, I will be saying nothing at all.

 

[Goat]

They say if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all. So in this particular instance, I will be saying nothing at all.