The Everton Board Thread

[davek]

Wouldn't have any ex player near the place unless they had done something in football to warrant a call, Weir , Carsley maybe?

Absolutley right.

I'd be getting somone like Shumacher in here learning the ropes under another manager too. That feller has worked a couple of miracles already in football.

 

[davek]

The fella was still putting out official club statements on the club website clapping back at the fans in April. Whether you thought he’d already gone or not, clearly he didn’t. The man is an absolute ego maniac. He will have believed until the very last minute that he could’ve hung on and turned it around. The resignations this week were the final nail for him.

Meanderings of a confused powerless old man.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Wouldn't have any ex player near the place unless they had done something in football to warrant a call, Weir , Carsley maybe?

For the board and actual footballing side of things I totally agree. Outside of that there is room for people like Reid, Royle, Harvey, Southall etc.

 

[MikeH72]

Meanderings of a confused powerless old man.

That’s exactly what it was. But in his head it was a triumphant Braveheart-esque monologue.

 

[Eggs]

Absolutley right.

I'd be getting somone like Shumacher in here learning the ropes under another manager too. That feller has worked a couple of miracles already in football.

….no surprise to me that Neil Dewsnip is DOF at Plymouth.

Proper football man, an enlightened coach who was at Everton before going to manage in the England youth set-up. He might even have taught Schumacher at Cardinal Heenan when he was one of 3 in the same year at that school who played for England Schoolboys (Moogan and Walsh). He certainly managed Sean Doherty and James McCleveley (Scottish International.

Neil Dewsnip knows a footballer.

 

[GlosBlue]

Absolutley right.

I'd be getting somone like Shumacher in here learning the ropes under another manager too. That feller has worked a couple of miracles already in football.

Why would you ruin his development by getting him in here to learn the ropes?

 

[blueblue]

I’m sure no supporters work in high pressure jobs for not even a fraction of what some of them have earned at Everton

Are you saying Everton supporters are thick ?

 

[Daytripper]

Are you saying Everton supporters are thick ?

No. It was a sarcastic retort.

 

[blueblue]

Keeping Bill Kenwright at the club was the best decision Moshiri ever made since he took over...... for Moshiri himself.

Moshiri owns 94% of the club and is in absolute complete control and yet he has as a lightning rod to absorb the blame for the mess that Moshiri/Usmanov have created.

Bill Kenwright leaving does not interest me nearly as much as where the power lies going forward and who will be making the decisions about how Everton FC is run.

 

[nsno-chris]

Pffffft!

He's made no major decision for years mate.

Apart from the owner saying, on the official club channel, that all transfers need to pass through both Bill and himself

Bury your head in the sand some more David

 

[adi dassler]

The damage was done, with his “ one man and his dog ” comment.

He was never coming back from that and showed his true colours.

Remember listening to sharp years ago on the phone in on century and thinking he was a proper helmet. Seems I was right.

 

[jinkyali]

Wouldn't be surprised if there isn't an announcement today.

 

[wainy]

The 48 hours are nearly up. I’m guessing we’ll hear something next week. Everton.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Wouldn't be surprised if there isn't an announcement today.

Didn't think there would be, this is Everton after all. Chairman William Kenwrong probably thinks all is forgiven now that his cronies have gone, ignorant to the fact that actually he is the main peckerhead everybody wants rid of.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

….no surprise to me that Neil Dewsnip is DOF at Plymouth.

Proper football man, an enlightened coach who was at Everton before going to manage in the England youth set-up. He might even have taught Schumacher at Cardinal Heenan when he was one of 3 in the same year at that school who played for England Schoolboys (Moogan and Walsh). He certainly managed Sean Doherty and James McCleveley (Scottish International.

Neil Dewsnip knows a footballer.

I went Cardinal Heenan mate Schuey was a year above me....Neil Dewsnip Steve Monaghan who was very influential in Gerrards football education where absolutely brilliant fellas who knew their onions,no wonder Mr Dewsnip ended up where he did.