Kenwright leaving rumour

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A discredited national news outlet, despised on Merseyside and elsewhere - reporting something that has been widely liked and reported elsewhere previously.
No links or credit should ever be given to that rag of a so-called newspaper on here thank you very much !!
But their sister papers and news outlets are fine, right?

If you can find me another national news outlet reporting on this story, then it would be appreciated. As such, I don’t think forum ITKs or ‘Everton, That’ qualify.

I didn’t post the link as it is up to an individual if they want to seek the story out.

Think your response to an innocent attempt to inform fellow Blues of what’s going on is out of order.
 
I’m informing fellow Evertonians about what a national news outlet is reporting as an exclusive story with regards to our CEO.

Get off your high-horse.
You're giving them publicity

Even if 1 person (out of the 100s that will read your post) think "Hmm, I'll go have a look at that" then you've given the paper your fan base is meant to be boycotting clicks and revenue
 
But their sister papers and news outlets are fine, right?

If you can find me another national news outlet reporting on this story, then it would be appreciated. As such, I don’t think forum ITKs or ‘Everton, That’ qualify.

I didn’t post the link as it is up to an individual if they want to seek the story out.

Think your response to an innocent attempt to inform fellow Blues of what’s going on is out of order.

With respect pal, you were referring to a report in a rag that is quite frankly old news.

The rumours of Robert Elstone returning to the world of Rugby League are far from new and certainly nothing like an exclusive for that arsewipe rag !
 
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The Guardian are reporting it now

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/mar/13/everton-ceo-robert-elstone-super-league-rugby

The Everton CEO, Robert Elstone, is set to return to rugby league after being approached to take up a role as the head of Super League.

Elstone has been prioritised by the 12 clubs as the standout candidate to oversee the competition moving forward, after they were impressed by both his experience in rugby league and other sports. No deal has yet been signed, it is understood, but it is thought the clubs are confident of tempting Elstone away from Everton and back to a sport with which he has had significant experience in the past.

Elstone has been heavily involved in Everton’s plans to relocate to a new stadium at Bramley Moore dock and his departure would come at a delicate time with financing and planning for the stadium yet to be secured.

The 54-year-old has been at Everton since 2005, having previously held a position on the board of Super League side Castleford Tigers. He was also previously employed by the Rugby Football League, and is regarded as one of the key figures in the creation of Super League in the mid-1990s.

Elstone, though, would rejoin rugby league at an interesting time. The 12 clubs were successful in a quest for more power over the winter, having formed their own board which saw them in sole control of their own destiny - effectively breaking out from the RFL.

With the sport’s lucrative broadcast deal with Sky set to expire at the end of 2021, Elstone would play a key role in renegotiation discussions – which are likely to begin as early as this year – if his return to rugby league is, as expected, completed in the coming weeks.

His previous experience in the sport resulted in him being almost immediately linked to the chief executive’s role at the RFL, which is still vacant following the departure of Nigel Wood at the beginning of this year. Elstone could still potentially do both roles, though: as Wood himself was also on the Super League board before he stepped down.
 

So you're saying Gazidis is coming in? ... followed by Usmanov and Wenger? Wow! No mistaking that, not sure what to make of this bombshell.

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You’d think so but I heard not too long ago that he was cutting back on everything and anything work related and ultimately not doing anything going forward.
 
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You’d think so but I heard not too long ago that he was cutting back on everything and anything work related and ultimately not doing anything going forward.

Dien should have been the man Moshiri pushed for when he came, he needed someone like him and his footballing head to advise him, better then some of these utter messes have... like Steve "I like to tan too Robert - lets scout in turkey" Walsh...
 

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