My understanding isn't that of the Esk however I would say the bigger worry is that Kenwright can convince Moshiri to change his mind or at least put off his decision.
Moshiri is within .2% of owning a majority share and doing as he chooses. I doubt Kenwirght would try to hold him up bureaucratically, it would be silly. He may try and convince him along the lines of "Everton is a club that doesn't sack managers" etc.
I have to say I don't share the view at all that Kenwright is dead keen to retain Martinez. If you see that "what a manager" comment in the context it was said in - Bill, tired excited and emotional, playing up to the cameras, he hasn't really got himself into the sort of lather he used to reserve for Moyes for about two years.
He's gone from "the man who has made two boss manager appointments, blue bill" to the man who has his judgement questioned again - and the old spectres of evertonbusiness failure are starting to loom again. If WHP falls through he's failed on three stadium moves. Martinez is hardly helping him here - No good wins or finals to distract an increasingly restless fanbase.
We're in a new era- the great financial leap forward we've all waited for - and Bill won't want to be put totally in the shade by Saint Moshiri. If he thinks Martinez is going to take him down with him he will happily cut him loose.
It goes without saying that Woods wants Martinez out, his storming out at the Derby sealed that vote. And Elstone has been an absolute disgrace; he'll be desperate to cling on, so he'll side with the big new man in town.
Genuinely think the "so, shall we Sack him at the end of the season lads?" vote was extremely one sided. The rumours of "bill sticking by Martinez" will be press briefings for the benefit of uncle William, how he fought tooth and nail, never wants to sack a manager if he doesn't have to etc etc. I reckon in reality there is unanimity
