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

[DrEFC]

Seen that rumour on NSNO forum (ITK thread)

 

[Goat]

As of 2012, Khan's net worth is over $2.5 billion. He is ranked 179th in the Forbes 400 list of richest Americans and is overall the 491st wealthiest person in the world.

491???

PFFFT

 

[Chang Elephant]

It's on the record that Amil Ambani's son was a guest of Bill at the match a year or two ago. Needless to say Bill was asking too much.....

 

[D410]

Yeah, I know - some of the stuff in this thread makes me embarrassed to be an Everton fan.

Not this thread lad, the moyes replacement thread....

 

[D410]

So is that a yes he did or no he didnt?

Snap where are you posting these days? no mate it,s just rumors like Bill rumors of meeting buyers every other fkin week and telling the echo.

 

[edge]

That's complete and utter nonsense. The cameras were on Bill K most of the game - I didn't see anyone who even looked like him.

dont know who it was but i was watching a stream from canada, and it went right onto an asian guy for quite a while at half time , just that annoying music they play thoughout half time, didnt say who it was but he was on for about 5. 10 seconds so could that have been him, ? wasnt just a crowd scan, it was right on him, bill wasnt sitting by him at the time

 

[teameverton]

It's on the record that Amil Ambani's son was a guest of Bill at the match a year or two ago. Needless to say Bill was asking too much.....

WHY did you write Bill was asking too much? You obviously don't know, or if you do how much was he asking and how much was Amil willing to pay???

 

[Bluenose1995]

Kenwright wont go til he's dead don't get why people believe ****e rumours, the guys a parody of himself when you see an article regarding takeover rumours its the same old "bill kenwright has revealed people have approached him in regards to buying the club" yet isn't it strange how you never hear or see these people ever? yet any other club the media gets names/official statements he's a ****ing liar always has been always will be but the moron supporters allow him to be but let me tell you when we free fall the next few seasons just wait for the outcry

 

[ToffeeDan]

The Case against Kenwright: Gosling, Moyes (no contract - isn't this rather obvious, sorry you mean you didn't realise that he might go and if he should go we'd have to pay for a replacement - it's absurb FFS), 2 failed stadium plans (one deeply unpopular and the other falling on the vine for the lack of money, asking an apparently high price for a business that's not profitable, not overseeing any improvement in Financial Planning (and seeing off a couple of well qualified Chief Executives), being unable and unwilling to answer any sensible questions on financial management (batting away questions with the equivalent of "I don't understand" answers and finally stopping AGMs.

For: Getting rid of Johnson, not sending the club into a Leeds United/Portsmouth type spiral of debt (presumably because his backers made damn sure their investment wasn't jeopardised).

So there you have it - an emotional Evertonian who rescued us from Johnson but has singularly failed to push on in 15 years. If that's the measure of success then I'm a Dutchman! There is such as thing as financial planning and budgetary control.. you'd imagine a Chief Executive might manage to set some achievable targets and, once in a while, meet them and make a decent profit.

 

[Bluesnapper]

Snap where are you posting these days? no mate it,s just rumors like Bill rumors of meeting buyers every other fkin week and telling the echo.

Did send you a PM a while back.

As for Bungling Bill, rumours of milk and honey around the corner are par for the course. This latest rumour will be connected to Mr Moyes leaving and his decision of who to appoint next and take your eye off the ball [the new manager].

 

[Toffeelover]

The Case against Kenwright: Gosling, Moyes (no contract - isn't this rather obvious, sorry you mean you didn't realise that he might go and if he should go we'd have to pay for a replacement - it's absurb FFS), 2 failed stadium plans (one deeply unpopular and the other falling on the vine for the lack of money, asking an apparently high price for a business that's not profitable, not overseeing any improvement in Financial Planning (and seeing off a couple of well qualified Chief Executives), being unable and unwilling to answer any sensible questions on financial management (batting away questions with the equivalent of "I don't understand" answers and finally stopping AGMs.



For: Getting rid of Johnson, not sending the club into a Leeds United/Portsmouth type spiral of debt (presumably because his backers made damn sure their investment wasn't jeopardised).

So there you have it - an emotional Evertonian who rescued us from Johnson but has singularly failed to push on in 15 years. If that's the measure of success then I'm a Dutchman! There is such as thing as financial planning and budgetary control.. you'd imagine a Chief Executive might manage to set some achievable targets and, once in a while, meet them and make a decent profit.

You forgot FSF, getting Gregg out, sold out to a yank who could not give a s*** and the plans for that super building on the corner which was going to generate millions, the deceit and lies just go on and on.

 

[Chang Elephant]

WHY did you write Bill was asking too much? You obviously don't know, or if you do how much was he asking and how much was Amil willing to pay???

I wrote that because he was asking too much. Far far too much above market value.

 

[ToffeeDan]

I wrote that because he was asking too much. Far far too much above market value.

Cos the right price is about £60-80M - accounting for the debts, the future income streams and SOME profit for the owners.. it would be sold at that price. QED.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

As it,s new manager week we might as well have a new owner week.

Shahid Khan - allegedly sat with Bill on Sunday.

I wondered when this would crop up.

 

[teameverton]

The Case against Kenwright: Gosling, Moyes (no contract - isn't this rather obvious, sorry you mean you didn't realise that he might go and if he should go we'd have to pay for a replacement - it's absurb FFS), 2 failed stadium plans (one deeply unpopular and the other falling on the vine for the lack of money, asking an apparently high price for a business that's not profitable, not overseeing any improvement in Financial Planning (and seeing off a couple of well qualified Chief Executives), being unable and unwilling to answer any sensible questions on financial management (batting away questions with the equivalent of "I don't understand" answers and finally stopping AGMs.

For: Getting rid of Johnson, not sending the club into a Leeds United/Portsmouth type spiral of debt (presumably because his backers made damn sure their investment wasn't jeopardised).

So there you have it - an emotional Evertonian who rescued us from Johnson but has singularly failed to push on in 15 years. If that's the measure of success then I'm a Dutchman! There is such as thing as financial planning and budgetary control.. you'd imagine a Chief Executive might manage to set some achievable targets and, once in a while, meet them and make a decent profit.

WRONG, we voted for it in a democratic vote.