He might not be. But if at that stage we have a CEO that has experience in the industry I dnt even think Kenwright is worth worryion over.
Let's face it, this "Kenwright must go for us to move on" narrative is a busted flush. It's a meaningless bloodlust given the changes made and to come in the next few weeks.
I get it: people want to catch their 'quarry' and wont be too happy at not getting BK's head on a pike staff.
But more importantly for me is that he's now on borrowed time and will be shuffled out the door soon enough...and even if he isn't, his power at this club - if we get that new CEO in - is so diminished as to not mean anything substantial if he clings on.