The Everton Board Thread 2014/15

Is it time for change?

  • I'm happy with the way thing are. Kenwright and the Board should stay.

  • Kenwright and the board need to go. We need change.


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And the wheel keeps turning.
 
Record turnover would give many companies the confidence to increase debt. And I've been running my own businesses,of various sizes since 1973, with varying degrees of success.
Did your businesses ever approach Vibrac for loan capital Steve ?Just tell them your an Evertonian like Earl and Samuelson for preferential rates. o_O
 
Other than the constant lying that Kenright has indulged in, my main criticism is his unwilligness/inability to increase the equity investment by the owners in the club.

It is a fact that Kenright has never invested a penny in EFC.

Why EFC almost uniqely in the Premier has been unable to find new money is a mystery that the Chairman has never really answered. Secondly, how Kenright has watched Goodison Park decline in capacity is another over his tenure has been a disgrace. Thirdly, how he can continue over what is likely to be the longest period of failure in EFC's history in a few years time is another indictment.
 
Did your businesses ever approach Vibrac for loan capital Steve ?Just tell them your an Evertonian like Earl and Samuelson for preferential rates. o_O

Well, as Vibrac specialise in loans to football clubs, I've never really needed their services. Does your deflecting post above mean that you agree that the intitial posting that suggested increased turnover meant a reduction in borrowing was naive ?o_O
 


There's far too much criticism of Bill - give the lad some credit - 24/7/52/10 shows an immense & commendable superhuman effort to sell, oops find an invester(s). About time the other faceless board members got some stick for 0/7/52/10.
 
There's far too much criticism of Bill - give the lad some credit - 24/7/52/10 shows an immense & commendable superhuman effort to sell, oops find an invester(s). About time the other faceless board members got some stick for 0/7/52/10.

You paint him in too good a light, he has been at this looking for an investor lark for fast approaching 16 years, not the 10 you credit him for.
 
Apparently WBA for sale now for £150m (Sunday People). If true, what have they got we haven't? New or better ground! No. Bigger fan base? No. Located in London? No. Better squad? No. Better history/more trophies? No. These are the usual retorts when we ask question as to why a club is 'preferred' over us. None apply to West Brom, so I give up now. Just saying!
 

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