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The Everton Board Thread

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Board should have acted weeks ago. Now we have dug ourselves an even bigger hole wasting our "easiest run of fixtures" on a manager who is tactically hopeless. Resigned to us going down our only shot is new manager and a few new players.
 
davek said:
No. What you saw this week was the death rattle of a board of directors that haven't wielded significant power for over half a decade.

I've been through this before, as have many others on this platform. When Everton fans revolt, the target for their revolt are finished. I saw that with Johnson back in '98. When he led us into the jaws of relegation he and his board were done for. He hung on for a while longer after the Coventry game, but his card was well and truly marked here. The present board got away with last season's relegation flirtation because anyone could see they were not really in power making those onerous decisions; the owner was and that complicated matters...because he shook the money tree paying for the new stadium. But now the protestors want the board gone and they are all but out the door.

That should suffice for the moment, because anyone with their thinking caps on can see that this owner isn't about to ditch them mid-season and leave himself on the front line. But make no mistake: that board is the walking dead. And we all need to realise it before any further damage is done to our PL survival chances.
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I hear what you are saying and I agree that Moshiri isn’t about to kick the lot of them out at the moment but these people will cease on anything that may save their own skins. If the protests stop they will take it as a sign that the revolt was nothing but a blimp, if the fans get behind the team and results improve the Board will spin avoiding relegation as a success and claim credit for it.
Either way there will be a severe cost to the club.
 
Caolam said:
I hear what you are saying and I agree that Moshiri isn’t about to kick the lot of them out at the moment but these people will cease on anything that may save their own skins. If the protests stop they will take it as a sign that the revolt was nothing but a blimp, if the fans get behind the team and results improve the Board will spin avoiding relegation as a success and claim credit for it.
Either way there will be a severe cost to the club.
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It's a pipe dream to expect a board room clear out in the coming weeks.

We're 2nd bottom and playing terrible.

The unachievable pitchforking is a massive danger to us now.

I dont want to hear about Bill Kenwright and that lot. I want to hear about new managers and new players.

If we keep on down this route we are done for.
 


Even if lamps is sacked tonite, it be another 2-3 weeks before the next face comes in with this board, and a couple of crap last minute transfer( over priced, as we ave waited till last min) as every transfer window with this clowns in charge
 

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