Quite simply Kenwright, Elstone et al have to go, thanked for their services but leave nevertheless, as well as the other anonymous large shareholders, who's input into the club over the years remains obscure. They should be bought out. If that happens, I'm still prepared to give Moshiri the benefit of the doubt.
Although the cynic in me says to always keenly follow the money. I have no problem with Everton being run as a money-making business as long as that success is transferred onto the field. I think that is fair enough. I do have a problem with people making money out of Everton when we haven't won a trophy in over 30 years. That's just shameful and embarrassing for a club of our stature.
Everton Football Club needs real change that can essentially only happen from the top down. Allardyce is a symptom not the cause, similarly the players and coaching staff.
Bringing the club into the 21st century will galvanize the supporter base and rid it of so many preconceptions held about us. We were leaders once, there is no reason we can't be again.
