The Everton Board Thread (Inc. Bill Kenwright / Blue Union)

[sirblue57]

You said it, it is your responsibility to provide proof. I called you out earlier about the supposed Administration manouvres involving Rooney to United. You threw your toys out of the pram and started crying.
It appears the wind-bag naysayers have been noted and their bluff called. Suddenly it isn't so much fun. Laughing at YOU here.

http://knuckleballsblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/frustration2.jpg

 

[davek]

This is nice. http://markhollingsworth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/another-spin-on-wheel.pdf It gives you a good idea of how our own offshore-based share owning directors view things:


Sir Philip
Green is on a roll. Surrounded by envious Arab and Chinese punters, the flamboyant
retail billionaire is playing roulette and the winnings are piling up. Nervous managers look on as the wheel spins in his favour. Suddenly, Sir Philip reaches for his mobile
and the fellow gamblers are surprised to hear him call his wife Tina. At that very moment she is also gambling at the Casino Monte Carlo near their main home. They discuss their evening’s exploits and chuckle at their good luck. The billionaire is a prolific gambler and the club’s best customer, although he also frequents The Ritz casino. In one night he can win or lose up to an estimated £8 million. He has incurred losses but wins more than he loses. He also links his business deals to the gaming tables. When his friend Robert
Earl paid £9 million for a stake in Everton FC last year with his backing, he half-jokingly described the amount as ‘no more than a bad night at Les Ambassadeurs’.


Everton *investment*: just a bad night on the tables at Les Ambassadeurs.

We're a joke to these people. A complete irrelevancy to them.

 

[Del]

This is nice. http://markhollingsworth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/another-spin-on-wheel.pdf It gives you a good idea of how our own offshore-based share owning directors view things:


Sir Philip
Green is on a roll. Surrounded by envious Arab and Chinese punters, the flamboyant
retail billionaire is playing roulette and the winnings are piling up. Nervous managers look on as the wheel spins in his favour. Suddenly, Sir Philip reaches for his mobile
and the fellow gamblers are surprised to hear him call his wife Tina. At that very moment she is also gambling at the Casino Monte Carlo near their main home. They discuss their evening’s exploits and chuckle at their good luck. The billionaire is a prolific gambler and the club’s best customer, although he also frequents The Ritz casino. In one night he can win or lose up to an estimated £8 million. He has incurred losses but wins more than he loses. He also links his business deals to the gaming tables. When his friend Robert
Earl paid £9 million for a stake in Everton FC last year with his backing, he half-jokingly described the amount as ‘no more than a bad night at Les Ambassadeurs’.


Everton *investment*: just a bad night on the tables at Les Ambassadeurs.

We're a joke to these people. A complete irrelevancy to them.

 

[kenada_blue]

This is nice. http://markhollingsworth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/another-spin-on-wheel.pdf It gives you a good idea of how our own offshore-based share owning directors view things:


Sir Philip
Green is on a roll. Surrounded by envious Arab and Chinese punters, the flamboyant
retail billionaire is playing roulette and the winnings are piling up. Nervous managers look on as the wheel spins in his favour. Suddenly, Sir Philip reaches for his mobile
and the fellow gamblers are surprised to hear him call his wife Tina. At that very moment she is also gambling at the Casino Monte Carlo near their main home. They discuss their evening’s exploits and chuckle at their good luck. The billionaire is a prolific gambler and the club’s best customer, although he also frequents The Ritz casino. In one night he can win or lose up to an estimated £8 million. He has incurred losses but wins more than he loses. He also links his business deals to the gaming tables. When his friend Robert
Earl paid £9 million for a stake in Everton FC last year with his backing, he half-jokingly described the amount as ‘no more than a bad night at Les Ambassadeurs’.


Everton *investment*: just a bad night on the tables at Les Ambassadeurs.

We're a joke to these people. A complete irrelevancy to them.

They are doing everything they can for this club.

Didn't you watch that program last night lid? we are da bestest ran club in the prem

 

[davek]

They are doing everything they can for this club.

Didn't you watch that program last night lid? we are da bestest ran club in the prem

Felt sorry for those clubs getting flogged who could be controlled by foreign based share owners who couldn't give a **** about them....hold on....

 

[BiggyRat]

BIGGY
SAYS
[Poor language removed]
OFF!

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

This is nice. http://markhollingsworth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/another-spin-on-wheel.pdf It gives you a good idea of how our own offshore-based share owning directors view things:


Sir Philip
Green is on a roll. Surrounded by envious Arab and Chinese punters, the flamboyant
retail billionaire is playing roulette and the winnings are piling up. Nervous managers look on as the wheel spins in his favour. Suddenly, Sir Philip reaches for his mobile
and the fellow gamblers are surprised to hear him call his wife Tina. At that very moment she is also gambling at the Casino Monte Carlo near their main home. They discuss their evening’s exploits and chuckle at their good luck. The billionaire is a prolific gambler and the club’s best customer, although he also frequents The Ritz casino. In one night he can win or lose up to an estimated £8 million. He has incurred losses but wins more than he loses. He also links his business deals to the gaming tables. When his friend Robert
Earl paid £9 million for a stake in Everton FC last year with his backing, he half-jokingly described the amount as ‘no more than a bad night at Les Ambassadeurs’.


Everton *investment*: just a bad night on the tables at Les Ambassadeurs.

We're a joke to these people. A complete irrelevancy to them.

It's more like a night at Les Miserables at the moment.



let's see him and his mate get some threads that tear them to pieces, they have Kenwrong there to take all the flak, he get's plenty and many say not enough, but let's see these 2 exposed and shredded on the internet.

 

[Chang Elephant]

He also links his business deals to the gaming tables. When his friend Robert
Earl paid £9 million for a stake in Everton FC last year with his backing, he half-jokingly described the amount as ‘no more than a bad night at Les Ambassadeurs’.[/I]

With his backing ???

 

[Goat]

You said it, it is your responsibility to provide proof. I called you out earlier about the supposed Administration manouvres involving Rooney to United. You threw your toys out of the pram and started crying.
It appears the wind-bag naysayers have been noted and their bluff called. Suddenly it isn't so much fun. Laughing at YOU here.

[video=youtube;Id8My4ib6dM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id8My4ib6dM[/video]

"You want it to be one way, but it's the other way."

 

[Del]

[video=youtube;Id8My4ib6dM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id8My4ib6dM[/video]

"You want it to be one way, but it's the other way."

Whats the scene from lad

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

the wire

 

[davek]

With his backing ???

I think that's a euphemism for 'his money'.

 

[manxtoffee]

Too many naysayers have stranglehold on what's said in here IMO. Bring back Matt Damon.

 

[Del]

Too many naysayers have stranglehold on what's said in here IMO. Bring back Matt Damon.

Hes on Special Ops in Libya

 

[davek]

Too many naysayers have stranglehold on what's said in here IMO. Bring back Matt Damon.

I dont think it's that mate. It's just that people who argue the case for Kenwright have shrunk to a minority on Everton forums as the club have stagnated and it's become obvious they have no plan to revive Everton, and that's reflected in debate.