One season in the Championship to get rid of Kenwright ?

[DualityNSNO]

What a fantastically odd thread.

 

[Mikelangelo]

yes, I am of similar thought.

The old adage 'be careful what you wish for...' flashes its warning lights

Surely nobody is wishing for relegation this season?

 

[StreetEndBlue]

I doubt anyone would seriously like to see us relegated even if it meant seeing the back of this fraud Kenwright.

However, I'm guessing here but I reckon BK would much rather keep his beloved Chairman's seat and see us go down before he'd hand it over and see this club become successful.

 

[Del-boy]

Kenwright is never leaving this club whilst he is still relatively fit and able. He loves the limelight of swanky FA dinners in posh hotels with the rich and powerful.

 

[MikeH72]

Kenwright is never leaving this club whilst he is still relatively fit and able. He loves the limelight of swanky FA dinners in posh hotels with the rich and powerful.

That and he can't bear the thought of potentially seeing the club push on under anyone other than him. One selfish individual.

 

[Lowste]

We blaming BK for the mess we are in now, or is it simply a case of when things go wrong blame BK.

May have his faults...but this situation isn't one of them

 

[Thomasc]

Kenwright is like the man who goosed the monkey that started AIDS

 

[d4kyxx]

A full clear out but believe me, you end up with championship quality players as replacements and that can’t be good?

 

[Zlatbro]

I thought Kenwright was a loved figure at everton? What changed?

 

[Toast]

I thought Kenwright was a loved figure at everton? What changed?

 

[Cork Evertonian]

This is a straightforward question.

The deal is one season in the Championship, then a full clear out, win the league at a canter and back in the Premier league without Kenwright involved in the club anymore.

Down, and straight back up.. That's the deal.

Im sure Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday thought, they would be straight back up as well.But both these clubs have been out of the top flight since 1999 and 2000.No thank you.

 

[Toast]

Im sure Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday thought, they would be straight back up as well.But both these clubs have been out of the top flight since 1999 and 2000.No thank you.

That has obviously happened.
My question is hypothetical though.

 

[dead_soft]

I thought Kenwright was a loved figure at everton? What changed?

That people realised he wasn't?

Kenwright was seen as better than Johnson, because he was, then got a manager that made him look cleverer than he was, then cried now and again, so he looked more emotional than he was, then got a stadium that never happened and made it look like everyone else's fault, then spent over a year without signing a player, then nearly built a new set of offices but found out he'd mortgaged that bit of the ground so couldn't. The guy is a self anointed Great Blue. And he's just a massive corporate luvvy who can't wait for his trips to London grounds for their nice sandwiches

 

[Cork Evertonian]

That has obviously happened.
My question is hypothetical though.

The answer is still no!

 

[Igrok]

Only League 2, mate...
Real Purgatory