griffla
Player Valuation: £10m
have you been over the contract? If not, no.
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4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Did he? How do you know?
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
very tetchy there
having been left broken hearted after Moyes would it not have been wise of Bill to tighten up the contract?
Really, lighten your load
griffla
Player Valuation: £10m
Sometimes it's worth seeing the good in things, even when Bill's involved
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
broken hearted after Moyes ? you should of been jumping for joy when that happened!!
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
Not me broken hearted, Bill, was in tatters and didn't get a carrot
tim cahill
Player Valuation: £50m
Although it's encouraging that Kenwright has said he's trying to bring lukaku and Barry in, i do think he's better keeping quiet until the deals are done. He should leave the talking to Roberto IMO, which he has done for the most part to be fair.
To be fair though - he cant win - another two weeks and people would be getting all worked up and calling on him coming out and let the fans know whats happening on the transfer front.
In some people's eyes, that'll always be the case.
I find it frustrating that any statement from the man will draw intense criticism, regardless.
I can see it from both angles mate, i think he sometimes gets to excited himself - the: "watch this space" and "we wont except anything but the best" comments are perfect examples of handing others sticks to beat him with.
In a general sense though and even though he comes across publically as fairly soft, id say hes NEA.
I understand what you're saying. I wonder if those who are intent on slating every move the man makes are simply making their goal of "finding a new owner" more difficult ie. if someone knows they're going to be slated anyway, does it affect their decision making?
Would it also make potential buyers reluctant to come to us?
The main thing for me about the whole board issue is that one man cops for all the criticism. I appreciate he's a figurehead and that this may come with the territory.
I feel the board should, as a whole, 'put their hands in their deep pockets' and invest. It is this refusal from some board members that I would question. Indeed, hasn't Kenwright admitted this is a problem he has tried to solve?
The fact that one man is constantly (and a little unfairly I feel) vilified by some sections makes me a little uncomfortable, and that it's generally not criticism of the board èn massé.
Oh God, I've posted an essay in the board thread. By all means disagree, but please avoid the usual nastiness.
tim cahill
Player Valuation: £50m
I don't think so. You hardly hear a word from most chairmen. Roberto has already made clear his targets have been identified. We just need to wait and see what happens now. At least the World Cup will make the time pass quicker now though.
I understand what you're saying. I wonder if those who are intent on slating every move the man makes are simply making their goal of "finding a new owner" more difficult ie. if someone knows they're going to be slated anyway, does it affect their decision making?
Would it also make potential buyers reluctant to come to us?
The main thing for me about the whole board issue is that one man cops for all the criticism. I appreciate he's a figurehead and that this may come with the territory.
I feel the board should, as a whole, 'put their hands in their deep pockets' and invest. It is this refusal from some board members that I would question. Indeed, hasn't Kenwright admitted this is a problem he has tried to solve?
The fact that one man is constantly (and a little unfairly I feel) vilified by some sections makes me a little uncomfortable, and that it's generally not criticism of the board èn massé.
Oh God, I've posted an essay in the board thread. By all means disagree, but please avoid the usual nastiness.
Id have to say id disagree a little with that mate, i would say the only thing a new owner would worry about is how much money they can make from fans, numbers etc in terms of potential for commercial revenue etc.
I would personally prefer a model of Everton being self sustainable via something like the Arsenal model rather then being relient on any board to fund us.
But thats just me.
As essays go mate, your in star territory.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
I understand what you're saying. I wonder if those who are intent on slating every move the man makes are simply making their goal of "finding a new owner" more difficult ie. if someone knows they're going to be slated anyway, does it affect their decision making?
Would it also make potential buyers reluctant to come to us?
The main thing for me about the whole board issue is that one man cops for all the criticism. I appreciate he's a figurehead and that this may come with the territory.
I feel the board should, as a whole, 'put their hands in their deep pockets' and invest. It is this refusal from some board members that I would question. Indeed, hasn't Kenwright admitted this is a problem he has tried to solve?
The fact that one man is constantly (and a little unfairly I feel) vilified by some sections makes me a little uncomfortable, and that it's generally not criticism of the board èn massé.
Oh God, I've posted an essay in the board thread. By all means disagree, but please avoid the usual nastiness.
He's an easy target because he's the Public Face of the Board, He's the one who everyone knows is actually skint whilst some of our richer more esteemed Board members hide away.
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