Unfortunately, I highly doubt he would apologise, thing he’s too far in with some of his rhetoric from the Radio City show etc.
I have no interest in what he has to say as he’s demonstrated himself to be a bit of plumb.
Best I think he would offer is some wooly gibberish about misunderstandings and mistakes being made.
That said, the fact I think he’s a bit of an idiot shouldn’t get in the way of him being revered for his actions in a blue shirt.
I think of him more of that mad uncle at a party tbh.
Respect him but don’t really want to spend any time with him or have to listen to his worthless opinions.
In my experience, and I've spoken with many others, Graeme Sharp is a nice personable guy one one one and individually.
But again, he's not the brightest person and I don't think had any comprehension of what he was letting himself in for getting involved in the EFC Board, which wasn't a real company board of directors it was "Bill Kenwright's management committee"
Graeme Sharp had no experience of corporate boardroom shenanigans (he's an ex footballer) and didn't have the intelligence level to either. Bill Kenwright was nothing but an arch manipulator.
It's been going on for years. Graeme Sharp is perfect illustration of the collateral damage Bill Kenwright caused just to keep control and influence.
I can understand many in the Blue Union/KEIOC being annoyed as they've said about the incidents they experienced including from Darren Griffiths and Ian Snodin too when they "marched". Club stooges and low intelligence ex footballers not comprehending the damage that is being done to the business. They are participating in.
I was fooled by Bill Kenwright early doors in the Blue Union era and I opposed them (partly by some of the poor behaviour of specific individuals latched on to Blue Union, that I now know didn't represent the entire group in the late 2000's. They were just a small sub-group). Eventually however, people always learn the truth.
That truth is Kenwright has caused horrendous damage. He's undermined and used individuals (like Graeme Sharp) for his own ends.