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Robert Jarvis

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Of late there have been any number of threads referring to the competence of Moyes and the team. Whilst there is no doubt that the players should accept some responsibility for the poor results so should the manager who seems to avoid that repeatedly by blaming the players.

Actually it is our Board of Directors who are the main reason in my view. We have threads on this issue recently under the heading of Bill Kenwright and many points have been aired. The fact is we have to sell to buy because of our lack of funds and our debts. Add to that the unwillingness of the directors to inject any capital into the club. Whether they are able to or not is another matter, if not then IMO they should sell and get out.

I wonder at what point will our directors actually stand up and be counted, does it take relegation, I ask. Because here we are nearly half way through the season and we are hovering on the edge of that battle. Notice the silence from BK and the rest is deafening. I honestly think unless something breaks we are at the start of a downward spiral. Look at last summer and our transfer activity to strengthen the squad, did we achieve anything? I know many will say it is scaremongering but a few results in our favour is not going to make a season or remedy the underlying problem at Everton, no money and little or no assets. In fact the way things are takes me back to the Johnson era where we had to sell to buy.

There can be no doubt whatever one may want to call the players or the manager the real culprits are the directors and unless that changes the club will not and we will struggle season after season. So how can we get at them?
 
I'd like to think i somehow influenced you into posting this regarding your final repsonse to my post in the Bill Kenwright thread, which i coiuldn't really argue with.

Good thread mind.

Me personally, I think it's worth discussing in depth as there are plenty of clever posters on here, so should be more of an informed opinion thread instead of the 'sack the board' unrealistic junk that makes us look stupid.

How can we get at them? i'm not full of ideas i'm affraid. DaveK was on the right trail of hoping their hand would be forced on the share issue, efffectively rasing funds. But how much moula would that honestly raise?

I propose a Wikileaks-esque tactic, (we may even get Matt Damon on board ).

We need an official stance from each board member. At present all correspondance is thru Billy Boy and he plays to a bad tune of days gone by.

I'd love to be a fly on the wall at the Board meetings, you cannot tell me that people don't disagree, so seeing this would separate the love and the greed between them. Then we as fans could make informed decisions and statements instead of just arguing.

Word?
 
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It appears no one wants to address this just yet.

"Moyes out" and all that....

I'm not cleverer enuff, but I will be reading with interest =)

JUST GIVE US MORE MONEY

And

SCORE MORE GOALS

That's pretty much it right? Sort it out....someone!
 
I'm not cleverer enuff, but I will be reading with interest =)

JUST GIVE US MORE MONEY

And

SCORE MORE GOALS

That's pretty much it right? Sort it out....someone!

Fair enough mate. At least you registered that you care and will be reading.

When I get a minute, I'm gonna expand on this post. Just hope Rob rejoins us, as I feel this is gonna be one of those Dylan screenshot days....
 

Fair enough mate. At least you registered that you care and will be reading.

When I get a minute, I'm gonna expand on this post. Just hope Rob rejoins us, as I feel this is gonna be one of those Dylan screenshot days....

Ha

Well, lets give it a go....How do we get more money invested? Has our recent poor run given the Board of Directors an idea that we actually do need more funds? i.e. if we were 5th at the moment, I'm guessing they wouldn't be reaching into their pockets in any rush? (so that's why he keeps playing Saha......)

Or have they realised Moyes does better with little money, so no new big spending after breaking the transfer record 3 or 4 summers in a row was it?

On Champ Man I just take over Man City and buy Louis Saha for 40 million pounds....?
 
Ha

Well, lets give it a go....How do we get more money invested? Has our recent poor run given the Board of Directors an idea that we actually do need more funds? i.e. if we were 5th at the moment, I'm guessing they wouldn't be reaching into their pockets in any rush? (so that's why he keeps playing Saha......)

Or have they realised Moyes does better with little money, so no new big spending after breaking the transfer record 3 or 4 summers in a row was it?

On Champ Man I just take over Man City and buy Louis Saha for 40 million pounds....?

That's about right mate. If we were 5th not so much panic.

The question is, what on earth do they discuss in board meetings, not the temperature of the pre match Chang sold in the Park End i can tell you that.

I'm not convinced a possible relegation scrap is enough to kick start the board into action...It never has before...has it..
 
That's about right mate. If we were 5th not so much panic.

The question is, what on earth do they discuss in board meetings, not the temperature of the pre match Chang sold in the Park End i can tell you that.

I'm not convinced a possible relegation scrap is enough to kick start the board into action...It never has before...has it..

Neither am I sadly. However saying that, I don't think we will really get sucked into that, I don't think we are just yet anyway, even though some could claim we are in "relegation form". I don't think that is the case at all, but someone up there needs to be thinking about giving Moyes some money to find the next Kevin Campbell. I have every faith that they are looking to address this situation and have been for some time, I guess we just never know about it really

How often do they have Board Meetings? If I can't add to the conversation, I'm gonna at least keep it ticking over for you dude....

And shall we name them all? Do we still have the Tesco's man onboard....on the board?
 
Neither am I sadly. However saying that, I don't think we will really get sucked into that, I don't think we are just yet anyway, even though some could claim we are in "relegation form". I don't think that is the case at all, but someone up there needs to be thinking about giving Moyes some money to find the next Kevin Campbell. I have every faith that they are looking to address this situation and have been for some time, I guess we just never know about it really

How often do they have Board Meetings? If I can't add to the conversation, I'm gonna at least keep it ticking over for you dude....

And shall we name them all? Do we still have the Tesco's man onboard....on the board?

This off Toffeeweb. Call it what you like....

Everton FC Board Of Directors....

Jon Woods

Recently sold his Ocean Software company, and joined the Everton Board by virtue of his role as a major investor in Bill Kenwright's True Blue Holdings. He is understood to be a loyal supporter and for a long while, his low profile successfully averted the venomous opprobrium many fans reserved for Mr Paul Gregg.

Keith Wyness Thought he'd left???

CEO Keith Wyness was elevated to the Board in 2005; he presumably now has the three-share minimum required by the Articles of Association for anyone serving on the Everton Board... well, no; apparently not. Word is the Articles of Association were amended to move this requirement.

Robert Earl

Paul Gregg's surprise successor did not initially become a Board Member after acquiring the Gregg family shares. However , the Board vote dhim on at their meeting of 18 June 2007, and this was ratified in late July. He is a friend of Bill Kenwright's and seems keen to support his friend's vision for the club. Will these include restaurant and casino facilities at a new stadium? Earl is well qualified to provide such *ahem* support for future ventures, with Plant Hollywood occupying a significant place on his CV. Earl attended his first Everton game (v Reading) when the PR machine swung into overdrive with Sylvester Stallone doing a good impression of having been a lifelong Everton fan. Earl attended the first Board Meeting since buying in as a major shareholder, and is working on a number of marketing initiatives, including the selling of a ground-breaking Everton Youth Academy training programme being launched in Canada and the USA.

Billy Boy.

We know. Corrie cameo actor.

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Bill Kenwright 8,754 Shares
Robert Earl 8,146 Shares
John Woods 6,622 Shares
Sir Philip Carter 714 Shares
Keith Wyness 2 Shares

The Articles of Association used to require that each director hold at least 3 shares in The Company... a requiremnt that Keith Wyness dodged so,mehow for a number of years. However, he left under mysterious circumstances in July 2008 and is unlikely to be heard of again. He was effectively silenced by Earl and Green following a dash acress the Med in Sir Philips yacht.


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anyone????
 
This off Toffeeweb. Call it what you like....

Everton FC Board Of Directors....

Jon Woods

Recently sold his Ocean Software company, and joined the Everton Board by virtue of his role as a major investor in Bill Kenwright's True Blue Holdings. He is understood to be a loyal supporter and for a long while, his low profile successfully averted the venomous opprobrium many fans reserved for Mr Paul Gregg.

Keith Wyness Thought he'd left???

CEO Keith Wyness was elevated to the Board in 2005; he presumably now has the three-share minimum required by the Articles of Association for anyone serving on the Everton Board... well, no; apparently not. Word is the Articles of Association were amended to move this requirement.

Robert Earl

Paul Gregg's surprise successor did not initially become a Board Member after acquiring the Gregg family shares. However , the Board vote dhim on at their meeting of 18 June 2007, and this was ratified in late July. He is a friend of Bill Kenwright's and seems keen to support his friend's vision for the club. Will these include restaurant and casino facilities at a new stadium? Earl is well qualified to provide such *ahem* support for future ventures, with Plant Hollywood occupying a significant place on his CV. Earl attended his first Everton game (v Reading) when the PR machine swung into overdrive with Sylvester Stallone doing a good impression of having been a lifelong Everton fan. Earl attended the first Board Meeting since buying in as a major shareholder, and is working on a number of marketing initiatives, including the selling of a ground-breaking Everton Youth Academy training programme being launched in Canada and the USA.

Billy Boy.

We know. Corrie cameo actor.

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Bill Kenwright 8,754 Shares
Robert Earl 8,146 Shares
John Woods 6,622 Shares
Sir Philip Carter 714 Shares
Keith Wyness 2 Shares

The Articles of Association used to require that each director hold at least 3 shares in The Company... a requiremnt that Keith Wyness dodged so,mehow for a number of years. However, he left under mysterious circumstances in July 2008 and is unlikely to be heard of again. He was effectively silenced by Earl and Green following a dash acress the Med in Sir Philips yacht.


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anyone????

Judging by that, it looks to me that we have 'fans' on board, so surely they can see that the results are going bad? What seems odd to me also, is that they are all mates of Bills, did he just let them in and sell them shares on the cheap?

Also looking at it, there doesn't look to be much money coming from that lot, the one with the most money looks to be Jon Woods...
 

You're right Rob, it is the board. Moyes and the players can move us only so far forward before it begins to plateau out. We have a man on the board who recently clocked a £200M personal fortune in the Forbes Rich List. He said well before the Kirkby decision (18 months ago or so) that he'd put off any decision on investing in the club until such time as he knew where we stood on that. I think it's a scandal that this feller Earl has not been pressed on his role at the club at all since that point. Apart from that, though, where's the mission statement post-Kirkby that tells us what the plan is now? The club is in the doldrums with no realistic plan to change things. Even if I didn't support the last stadium scheme, I had to concede it was a plan of some description to do something that would be game changing.

To answer your question about what we can do: nothing. The whole culture of the support is to leave governance to the owners. The club have a share owners association which called the board to account up until very recently when the board moved the goalposts to stop the need for annual general meetings using some loophole in company law. And It'll take a 'near death' experience, like a relegation battle on the final day of the season, to mobilise enough determined opposition to shift the carpet baggers in the boardroom out of the club.

We have a CEO who is as big a defender of the free market economy encroaching into football as I've ever heard. Elstone has swallowed the corporate bible, and he always states that the fans dictate their wishes to the owners as stakeholders. So I suppose you're at liberty to ask him a few awkward questions regarding the unwillingness of directors to back the manager with sufficient funds to make us competitive.
 
Judging by that, it looks to me that we have 'fans' on board, so surely they can see that the results are going bad? What seems odd to me also, is that they are all mates of Bills, did he just let them in and sell them shares on the cheap?

Also looking at it, there doesn't look to be much money coming from that lot, the one with the most money looks to be Jon Woods...

Earls on a quest for planet hollywood.

Mr Woods seems indeed the best bet.

Money obviously isn't a major worry for him so he must be getting well miffed with our team performance, tactics, financial situation, and stadium...

Mr Jon Woods, if you're a true fan, you'll feel our pain.......so let off!!!!!
 
Earls on a quest for planet hollywood.

Mr Woods seems indeed the best bet.

Money obviously isn't a major worry for him so he must be getting well miffed with our team performance, tactics, financial situation, and stadium...

Mr Jon Woods, if you're a true fan, you'll feel our pain.......so let off!!!!!

Thats what i don't understand about them all, they claim they are fans, then they don't do anything when the team is doing badly, do they really want success?
 
Thats what i don't understand about them all, they claim they are fans, then they don't do anything when the team is doing badly, do they really want success?

Look at us on here, season ticket holders, away travellers (on virgin trains), American and European fans making their pilgrimage, obstructed views and inflated prices on everything from wine gums and Chang to tickets...

We'd all change it if we could....No??

So why not these Ted's????

Come on Ted's..........talk to US???
 
Look at us on here, season ticket holders, away travellers (on virgin trains), American and European fans making their pilgrimage, obstructed views and inflated prices on everything from wine gums and Chang to tickets...

We'd all change it if we could....No??

So why not these Ted's????

Come on Ted's..........talk to US???

SPEAK TO US! I didn't even know they existed until this topic, do you think they have run off without telling us? And Bill just sits there in an empty room talking to himself?
Wouldn't put it past him...
 

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