Oh and he's actually a Liverpool fan
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Leylo
Player Valuation: £35m
Went to the protest last summer.. more people need to turn up let's not let these muppets worm there way out of standing down...
NathDogg
Player Valuation: £50m
Superb from Wrighty - exactly how we all feel.
They have really burned him with that message he got, when they tried to use him to attack us.
stretford blue
Player Valuation: £35m
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
I'm sure yeah, just chortling at those who thought the resignation letter were being slapped in five minutes after the final whistle. I'm sure MSP will be finalising investment deal soon and the crooks currently in place will receive a very healthy severance package to leave the club.
If only more former Everton players spoke with as conviction as Wright in this.
Almost every one of them with the snout in tbe trough.
Taifi gorm
Player Valuation: £15m
Exactly. They can never be allowed to forget their silence and support for the board.
Even a public statement from Reid et.al now the season is over in support of the fan groups should be the bare minimum.
Blue gnu
Player Valuation: £225k
Mark Carney ex Bank of England Governor is an Evertonian I believe.
Sir Terry Leahy ex head of Tesco is too.
Andy Burnham.
The season ticket holder who has just organised the latest loan.(name escapes me).
There are plenty of big hitters if Someone ie Moshiri,actually bothered to look.
We could have a great board if we wanted.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
We will have to see.
Moshiri inherited a board, and has allowed Kenwright to manage it.
With the exception of Sacha Ryazantsev, he hasn't appointed a director in seven years.
That's quite extraordinary for someone with full ownership of the club. Unbelievable.
To make credible appointments, Moshiri will have to take advice and once again, you question the calibre of people in his inner circle.
With the stadium funding, I wonder if Andy Bell would be a candidate for a part-time consultative role, or someone from within his business.
We need people to challenge the executive team to reach objectives, and challenge non-delivery.
Board meetings should not resemble lunch at the golf club. That's why we are where we are.
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £40m
Ian Wright spot on with his comments.
Ian Wright knows he was used as a patsy a few months back, for which he apologised for.
We are seeing that anger continue.
Annoys me no end how quiet our former players are. Very few of them pipe up - wonder why...
We are seeing that anger continue.
Annoys me no end how quiet our former players are. Very few of them pipe up - wonder why...
Understand the point mate but being an Evertonian isn't a priority to be on the board.
Nor is it a guarantee they'd want the job.
I'm an Evertonian and I wouldn't work for the club.
You could be knee deep in quality biscuits on 900k a year.
perth_blue
Player Valuation: £15m
I don't care what club they support. If they get the club running properly again that's all that matters to me.
Because Danny, put simply, to do so would alienate them from the 'club' - not the fans, not the real entity that is the club, but the monstrosity behind the scenes.
Look at the likes of Southall, who isn't allowed at Goodison because of his views. He's an easy example, but there are others who we know aren't welcome.
Alternatively, there have been players who've been happy to toe the line due to the benefits it brought them in terms of cushy, paid positions and hospitality.
However, after Sharp, I suspect there'll be less of those who put their name forward, so hopefully the board will become more isolated in their position.
In terms of your comment about being an Evertonian not being a prerequisite on the board, I totally agree. I want the right person, with the right skills, doing it.
Nepotism and whatnot, where loyalties can become manipulated, isn't what we need.
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