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billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
Hoping this is the start of the clear out including Walsh, Fat head and his chronies!
CRUSH THEM ALL
brieverton
Player Valuation: £40m
I can't get excited about any changes until I know we're safe. Just this purgatory now for several weeks. As long as it doesnt turn to hell.
jayonenote
Player Valuation: £8m
Its no coincidence that Royle left when Allardyce arrived.
Please don’t be untrue.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
No more Suntan Bob as well? But we just got stronger bulbs in the sunbed!
Don’t want to make this into a Joe Royle thread but he left because of Allardyce.
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £35m
The way I see it is if he leaves and we continue to struggle he will be hailed as a hero to come back and if we improve it will be thanks to him. That is my personal opinion of how some of our fans think and look upon him.
Saying nothing in terms of being pleased or sad for him leaving, what I will say is all I've ever wanted was someone better than him as chairman of Everton.
Saying nothing in terms of being pleased or sad for him leaving, what I will say is all I've ever wanted was someone better than him as chairman of Everton.
billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
Will he inatall a new chairman and CEO
jayonenote
Player Valuation: £8m
Muppet Basher
Player Valuation: £6m
I can't let myself get to excited until confirmed.
Bill Kenwright promised to find a trustworthy and wealthy person to sell our club onto , he found Farhad Moshiri. Now, after overseeing the initial stages, Kenwright will be stepping down from his role in the coming weeks.
After becoming Everton’s largest stakeholder back in 2004 and being on the board at our club since 1989, Bill Kenwright will step down from his duties by the end of the month.
A highly reputable source at the club has informed us that this decision has been coming for a number of months. We also understand that Robert Elstone and Jon Woods will also be likely to follow the former club chairman to pastures new.
Bill Kenwright has withstood some major moments as chairman and owner at Everton Football Club, but has remained resilient in the face of those testing times. After numerous periods of financial uncertainty, Kenwright, 72, went in search of someone to pay Everton’s way. On February 27th 2016, Bill found his man and Farhad Moshiri initially invested an immediate £250mil to pay off the clubs debt and took up 49.9% shares at the club.
Of late, it’s become apparent that certain board members have found it difficult to continue a working relationship with others at the club. Although the decision to leave by Kenwright, Elstone and Woods isn’t solely down to disagreements, it is understood they may well have played a part in the timing of their exits.
Bill Kenwright is expected to retire from most of his working commitments but will still oversee certain productions at his company based in London. Robert Elstone could well be heading back to run Rugby League’s Castleford Tigers, where he was once their former CEO, his successor has also recently stepped down. Elstone has had previous working relationships with Rugby Leagues governing body, The RFL as well, who are also on the look out for a new Chief Executive Officer.
The move from Bill Kenwright will happen “really soon” and certainly by the end of the month. Whilst Robert Elstone and Jon Woods might outstay their former chairman until no further than the end if the season.
Sorry if already posted.
After becoming Everton’s largest stakeholder back in 2004 and being on the board at our club since 1989, Bill Kenwright will step down from his duties by the end of the month.
A highly reputable source at the club has informed us that this decision has been coming for a number of months. We also understand that Robert Elstone and Jon Woods will also be likely to follow the former club chairman to pastures new.
Bill Kenwright has withstood some major moments as chairman and owner at Everton Football Club, but has remained resilient in the face of those testing times. After numerous periods of financial uncertainty, Kenwright, 72, went in search of someone to pay Everton’s way. On February 27th 2016, Bill found his man and Farhad Moshiri initially invested an immediate £250mil to pay off the clubs debt and took up 49.9% shares at the club.
Of late, it’s become apparent that certain board members have found it difficult to continue a working relationship with others at the club. Although the decision to leave by Kenwright, Elstone and Woods isn’t solely down to disagreements, it is understood they may well have played a part in the timing of their exits.
Bill Kenwright is expected to retire from most of his working commitments but will still oversee certain productions at his company based in London. Robert Elstone could well be heading back to run Rugby League’s Castleford Tigers, where he was once their former CEO, his successor has also recently stepped down. Elstone has had previous working relationships with Rugby Leagues governing body, The RFL as well, who are also on the look out for a new Chief Executive Officer.
The move from Bill Kenwright will happen “really soon” and certainly by the end of the month. Whilst Robert Elstone and Jon Woods might outstay their former chairman until no further than the end if the season.
Sorry if already posted.
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