Our boards entire focus should be trying to keep this club in the league, not self preservation by gaslighting Evertonians.
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Gaslighting is this boards modus operandi sadly. They have been doing it for years. I totally agree with you but all they care about is themselves and I can't see that changing anytime soon.
Moonlight dribbler
Player Valuation: £6m
You need to read it mate. It is the insane ranting of a dictator waiting for the army coup to arrive.
It not being included on social media, or a main/featured story on the Everton website... And uploaded on a Friday evening perhaps shows what the clubs Comms team think of it.
He takes 1/10th of the criticism because we know his role is made up of busy work and was only created in a misguided attempt to placate fans complaining that this board didn't have anyone with any actual football knowledge on it.Graeme Sharp does absolutely zilch yet takes 1/10 of the criticism as someone who bagged us a record sponsership deal and running the BMD development on time during a period of economic mayhem.
Most get their opinions from twitter bots and Nev/Carra on MNF
You and @4737carlin are throwing up these ridiculous strawmen arguments everyone can see through instantly and aren't persuading anyone just repeating yourselves ad nauseum on irrelevant talking points.
If it isn't just crap WUMing then you're genuinely both idiots.
Just like the financial directors work beneath DBB, you want to credit her for the stadium work but turn a blind eye to her signing off on our disastrous financial and sporting performance.
She's responsible for overseeing both areas and the credit for the stadium doesn't last long when she's overseeing us going bankrupt and getting relegated.
Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
The arrogance and delusion in this "open letter" is there for all to see. Victim playing. etc etc
He's playing his usual divisive club-politics and trying to set people against each other claiming the manager and the players want him there.
This is how this "Chairman" behaves
No apology for Headlock Gate or the campaign he and his minions mounted against the fans and shareholders
All on the eve of one of our most important games in our history. Friday night. Not Monday night.
I never cease to be outraged by Bill Kenwright, Denise Barrett Baxendale and them and their minions behaviour
He's playing his usual divisive club-politics and trying to set people against each other claiming the manager and the players want him there.
This is how this "Chairman" behaves
No apology for Headlock Gate or the campaign he and his minions mounted against the fans and shareholders
All on the eve of one of our most important games in our history. Friday night. Not Monday night.
I never cease to be outraged by Bill Kenwright, Denise Barrett Baxendale and them and their minions behaviour
If you really want to read it:
Dear #Alltogethernow,
I have read your letter to the Club. Firstly, can I thank you for your care and concern regarding my health.
You may well know that in April 2015, I was advised I had a chronic illness that would probably be with me for the duration. This is, pretty inevitably, only the start of a journey where the issues usually increase. And they have. What you may also know is that most people find a spirit that will not give in and hopefully not be beaten.
Sometimes it’s not easy but there are many worse off than me.
If I may, I will take this opportunity to address a couple of points from the rest of your letter.
The Chairman does not run the football club. We have a Chief Executive Officer who does that, as is true with most clubs. In the eyes of most of the football world, Denise is amongst the best of the best. The truth is she has to be to deal with what every other Premier League club copes with in a hugely competitive environment in addition to the problems that the world has thrown at us over the last three years and, closer to home, in the last year or so.
You may think it is not a massive challenge to relentlessly push forward the new stadium currently taking shape on the waterfront. I promise you it is! Financiers amongst your group will tell you why.
You write that “The rumours tell you from ‘well placed and trustworthy sources’ that investment is imminent.” Right now, that could be half right, a quarter right…etc. But that has been the situation for some time now. Again, those of you that know about raising hundreds of millions in investment will tell you it’s a relentless journey where hopes are built and squashed in a heartbeat…
But it’s a quest that we undertake relentlessly and we will succeed. We are succeeding. Farhad and myself are on it hourly … along with the Board and its advisors.
For what you believe to be the best interests of the Club you are committed to the removal of this Board.
As you’ve shown.
For me, the horror of seeing Grant Ingles, our Chief Financial Officer, and Graeme Sharp being attacked is more than difficult to comprehend. Putting your chairman on a bed sheet in a distasteful way is something that, although it hurts, I have to get used to but…Grant and Sharpy?!?! On banners?!?!
The short window you refer to will, you infer, be helped by the removal of your Board. Have you ever pondered whether your manager and players would agree with that? Whether Frank would have rubbed his hands with glee last year at the thought, rather than rushing to the Directors’ Box to acknowledge where his biggest support had come from? And what about other clubs around us? Are they thinking “the Everton Board has gone… it’s going to be easier for us now!!!”? I’m confident of the answer to each of those questions.
Finally, there is one indisputable fact. Your Board cares. It’s not nice going through what we have gone through but it hasn’t stopped the workrate, the desire to grow and improve and the loyalty to this Club and to Evertonians.
I’ve often said that I would never deny the right of protest to any football fan, especially Evertonians. I know, inevitably, your day will of course come. Just as I knew that I would find you a billionaire when the loud and long protests claimed I wasn’t even looking.
In the meantime, I thank you again for worrying about my health problems. In truth, a week off would be great…but I can’t see it happening…as it hasn’t for many years…
I wish you what I have wished every Evertonian since I joined the Blue Family nearly seven decades ago…a happy weekend…the season end we all hope for…and a return to better days thereafter.
Chairman Bill
Dear #Alltogethernow,
I have read your letter to the Club. Firstly, can I thank you for your care and concern regarding my health.
You may well know that in April 2015, I was advised I had a chronic illness that would probably be with me for the duration. This is, pretty inevitably, only the start of a journey where the issues usually increase. And they have. What you may also know is that most people find a spirit that will not give in and hopefully not be beaten.
Sometimes it’s not easy but there are many worse off than me.
If I may, I will take this opportunity to address a couple of points from the rest of your letter.
The Chairman does not run the football club. We have a Chief Executive Officer who does that, as is true with most clubs. In the eyes of most of the football world, Denise is amongst the best of the best. The truth is she has to be to deal with what every other Premier League club copes with in a hugely competitive environment in addition to the problems that the world has thrown at us over the last three years and, closer to home, in the last year or so.
You may think it is not a massive challenge to relentlessly push forward the new stadium currently taking shape on the waterfront. I promise you it is! Financiers amongst your group will tell you why.
You write that “The rumours tell you from ‘well placed and trustworthy sources’ that investment is imminent.” Right now, that could be half right, a quarter right…etc. But that has been the situation for some time now. Again, those of you that know about raising hundreds of millions in investment will tell you it’s a relentless journey where hopes are built and squashed in a heartbeat…
But it’s a quest that we undertake relentlessly and we will succeed. We are succeeding. Farhad and myself are on it hourly … along with the Board and its advisors.
For what you believe to be the best interests of the Club you are committed to the removal of this Board.
As you’ve shown.
For me, the horror of seeing Grant Ingles, our Chief Financial Officer, and Graeme Sharp being attacked is more than difficult to comprehend. Putting your chairman on a bed sheet in a distasteful way is something that, although it hurts, I have to get used to but…Grant and Sharpy?!?! On banners?!?!
The short window you refer to will, you infer, be helped by the removal of your Board. Have you ever pondered whether your manager and players would agree with that? Whether Frank would have rubbed his hands with glee last year at the thought, rather than rushing to the Directors’ Box to acknowledge where his biggest support had come from? And what about other clubs around us? Are they thinking “the Everton Board has gone… it’s going to be easier for us now!!!”? I’m confident of the answer to each of those questions.
Finally, there is one indisputable fact. Your Board cares. It’s not nice going through what we have gone through but it hasn’t stopped the workrate, the desire to grow and improve and the loyalty to this Club and to Evertonians.
I’ve often said that I would never deny the right of protest to any football fan, especially Evertonians. I know, inevitably, your day will of course come. Just as I knew that I would find you a billionaire when the loud and long protests claimed I wasn’t even looking.
In the meantime, I thank you again for worrying about my health problems. In truth, a week off would be great…but I can’t see it happening…as it hasn’t for many years…
I wish you what I have wished every Evertonian since I joined the Blue Family nearly seven decades ago…a happy weekend…the season end we all hope for…and a return to better days thereafter.
Chairman Bill
You think us fighting off relegation and receiving financial sanction is a good job.
1. You keep bringing up Moshiri as if it is a defence of the board
2. People are not happy with Moshiri and want him to sell but at least he(not Bill) is delivering a new stadium
3. Getting rid of the majority shareholder involves a sale, getting rid of the board does not
4. Kenwright is an absolute tool of a man that has no grasp whatsoever of what fans think of him and takes no responsibility for the mismanagement
5. Headlockgate did not involve Moshiri
6. Headlockgate did not involve Moshiri
and
7 Headlockgate did not involve Moshiri
Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
It is disgraceful isn't it.
Mark barnett
Player Valuation: £6m
The circus never ends another Kenwright theatrical production bombs with the audience, spinning narratives that essentially blame the fans for our predicament with not a hint of shouldering any responsibility, please leave and take penfold with you clown .
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Yeah but I've never fallen for stuff like this, Goidison failing its safe certificate...etc it's all nonsense.
Oh my days I've just found this open letter.
He's off his head putting this out
He's off his head putting this out
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