Bill Kenwright

[Abertonian]

Also known as C.O.K.

Commence Operation Cut Kenwright perhaps.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

"It was right then, at that moment that Bill realised he had his fall guy........"

 

[Voodoo Billy]

I'm sure if he loves the club as much as he makes out he should listen to the words of the great literary genius, Sting, who uttered those immortal words, "If you love somebody set them free."

 

[john jako]

That no walkout basically just reaffirms he will be here for another 10 years hahaha. He’s loving it

 

[stretford blue]

That no walkout basically just reaffirms he will be here for another 10 years hahaha. He’s loving it

A great endorsement of his fantastic work

 

[Billy Dean]

Beautiful bar stewards

 

[wainy]

Getting his obese grid all over the telly again, he’ll be made up.

 

[zukai12_]

Still has to go

 

[lancs blue]

He'll live for a thousand years clinging on to his turd stories of playing ź cars to make brands sign a new contract

One big turd unfortunately

 

[sageyefc]

Only way the club will be rid of him is when he’s 6 foot under

 

[Daytripper]

Still has to go

I can’t see it happening, Press in his corner as are many fans. Best just letting people get on with it mate.

 

[royalblue66]

Love ya Bill. Hahahahaha

 

[stretford blue]

That one's for bill

 

[Trublue12]

I know he got stick when he owed the club. But now he only has minor role on the board. Not his fault our owner, likes to hire and fire a manager every week and is nowhere to be seen when the club is in crisis. Under Bill and Moyes the club only needed money to improve. Shouldn't still be getting all the stick, for this.

 

[Adam-GOTTV]

I know he got stick when he owed the club. But now he only has minor role on the board. Not his fault our owner, likes to hire and fire a manager every week and is nowhere to be seen when the club is in crisis. Under Bill and Moyes the club only needed money to improve. Shouldn't still be getting all the stick, for this.

Look man, I'm 32 so obviously those years were the best of my Everton life (kinda depressing writing that), but there's nothing saying either of them would have done that well with bags of cash. For Moyes in particular, part of his success was managing on a budget.