Graham sharp rat or hero

Hero or rab c rat

  • Yes

    Votes: 6 2.7%
  • No

    Votes: 21 9.4%
  • Hero

    Votes: 66 29.5%
  • Rat

    Votes: 131 58.5%

  • Total voters
    224
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No. He's compromised, we've no idea what sorces of income he must rely on. At 62 he doesn't qualify for a State Pension for years yet. Remember him for his contributions in arguably the greatest period in Everton's history, and dismiss his relatively insignificant involvement in the shenanigans. Moshiri & Kenwright are the architects of the dysfunction and malaise; plus DBB to a lesser extent swayed by pressure from 'Statler & Waldorf'. Those 3 are much more responsible for the major business decisions than the limited token soundbites from Sharp. Meanwhile, Ingles is an anonymous bookkeeper. Why he needs to avoid going to a game is a mystery - nobody gives two hoots about him.
 
Its not public? I wanna see who the kopites are who are voting rat
Just look at sharp then cos he's backing a rat....

He will always be a club legend ( footballing wise ) but that doesn't mean he's a perfect individual.
Refusing to attend games while the club are in a complete state and heading one way.
He's not really helping himself is he !!!
 
Hero in his playing days for us.

Badly advised in the present situation. I believe had he attended the last match and the Arsenal game, his stock would have risen immeasureably with the fans as being the one who flew in the face of the other cowards. Unfortunately, he has followed the others. Wrong move, Sharpy...
 

Just look at sharp then cos he's backing a rat....

He will always be a club legend ( footballing wise ) but that doesn't mean he's a perfect individual.
Refusing to attend games while the club are in a complete state and heading one way.
He's not really helping himself is he !!!
Has he refused though? He should of been there, he has earned the right, and we should be doing everything we can to make him welcome, its a real black mark against the fans treating one of our greatest living legends like this
 
Hero in his playing days for us.

Badly advised in the present situation. I believe had he attended the last match and the Arsenal game, his stock would have risen immeasureably with the fans as being the one who flew in the face of the other cowards. Unfortunately, he has followed the others. Wrong move, Sharpy...
Problem is he would just be a focal point, a target, last thing we need is some idiot acting in a disgraceful way towards him and us all getting tarred with the same brush, its easily done.
 
The irony is, he was "placed" on the board because the fans complained about the make up of the board, so they changed it, and now they are moaning because they apparently never listen to fans. The fans also disagreed with Brands being on the board, and ive since seen people (Toffee TV) arguing that Thelwel should be if he is to be able to fulfil his duties as a DOF correctly, and the fact that he isnt is a basic mistake.

In the time since Moshiri has been here, i think we mustve had 9 or 10 different board members. The main problem, and its a big 1, is that people dont like Kenwright being involved. Ive never been his biggest fan, but the agenda to have him removed has been going for almost his entire tenure, and preceeded Moshiri taking over by more than a decade.

We have failed on the pitch, its impossible to deny, but surely people cannot genuinely say that there havent been some improvements in the last few years? A new stadium shaped improvement that is getting bigger and better each passing week is proof of 1 if them.

We have appointed several managers, basically 1 every year, including Carlo Ancelotti, and backed the majority of them with money. Money we mostly wasted granted, but wasted in attempts to make leaps forward that we all wanted.

We have tried, and tried, and tried, and that may well point to mismanagement, but there have also been some rather large extenuating circumstances, as well as some genuine naivety.

None of us genuinely know what is happening behind the scenes, so lots of assumptions are made based on lots of hindsight. And that has led to the situation we see ourselves in now, where fans are protesting that the results of the attempts have not been good enough. And fair enough, our fans are upset that it hasnt worked, and passionate about the club that they love.

But singling people out as being rats based on what boils down to assumptions of what they believe has happened, and personal relationships that they have built in process, is unnecessary.

You can ask for change and improvement without the hostility.

Considering the big key word that most of these people call for is "communication", you would assume this would be obvious.

Apparently not.
 
The irony is, he was "placed" on the board because the fans complained about the make up of the board, so they changed it, and now they are moaning because they apparently never listen to fans. The fans also disagreed with Brands being on the board, and ive since seen people (Toffee TV) arguing that Thelwel should be if he is to be able to fulfil his duties as a DOF correctly, and the fact that he isnt is a basic mistake.

In the time since Moshiri has been here, i think we mustve had 9 or 10 different board members. The main problem, and its a big 1, is that people dont like Kenwright being involved. Ive never been his biggest fan, but the agenda to have him removed has been going for almost his entire tenure, and preceeded Moshiri taking over by more than a decade.

We have failed on the pitch, its impossible to deny, but surely people cannot genuinely say that there havent been some improvements in the last few years? A new stadium shaped improvement that is getting bigger and better each passing week is proof of 1 if them.

We have appointed several managers, basically 1 every year, including Carlo Ancelotti, and backed the majority of them with money. Money we mostly wasted granted, but wasted in attempts to make leaps forward that we all wanted.

We have tried, and tried, and tried, and that may well point to mismanagement, but there have also been some rather large extenuating circumstances, as well as some genuine naivety.

None of us genuinely know what is happening behind the scenes, so lots of assumptions are made based on lots of hindsight. And that has led to the situation we see ourselves in now, where fans are protesting that the results of the attempts have not been good enough. And fair enough, our fans are upset that it hasnt worked, and passionate about the club that they love.

But singling people out as being rats based on what boils down to assumptions of what they believe has happened, and personal relationships that they have built in process, is unnecessary.

You can ask for change and improvement without the hostility.

Considering the big key word that most of these people call for is "communication", you would assume this would be obvious.

Apparently not.
To long a post for 1am mate, and possibly too sensible
 

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