Kenwright Kwotes

[Lao]

We all know BK is a dramatic luvvy when waxing lyrical about the blues, boys pen and all that, but there was a cracker on the radio this morning when he was asked about the FA cup.

"If I was standing in front of Phil Neville, and he had something in his hands, I would just be like 'Oh God, take me there'."

Would Phil say 'bend over Bill'?

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Strange fella really, our chairman.

 

[quasi modo]

As passionate that he is, I still don't trust and like the man.

 

[padefc]

We all know BK is a dramatic luvvy when waxing lyrical about the blues, boys pen and all that, but there was a cracker on the radio this morning when he was asked about the FA cup.

"If I was standing in front of Phil Neville, and he had something in his hands, I would just be like 'Oh God, take me there'."

Would Phil say 'bend over Bill'?

 

[Hayee]

Ha ha what a perculiar thing to say

 

[Neiler]

Hes talking about a trophey right! :huh:

 

[davek]

 

[Seamus Colemole]

When people say the words "Kenwright" and "taken over" in the same sentance maybe they aren't talking about football.

 

[Upper Sturry Sherbets]

I was reading an articule on Kenwright the other day, or in fact, a six page feature on the club as a whole including Johnson, Smith, Kenwright, Gazza, finances, King's Dock, to name a few, this was a publication from around 2001, so we've moved on from then, but still an interesting read.

It tells the tale (or includes even) of William sitting on Hampstead Heath and crying for four hours after losing control of the club to Johnson in '94, it said had it been offered again within 18 months of that date Bill would of not have been interested, so drained he was from the first attempt, it was not until later on that he did indeed get his enthusiasm back, and did become club chairman.

There was too much to include, one day I may get round to showing it here, but would take a week to type out, as there is no other way of showing what was printed, it's a must for any Evertonian.

4-4-2 magazine, January 2001, if you can get a copy.