Pienaar calls for more investment

[Lien]

How about, Steven, you contribute to this better future for the club you apparently want, by signing the contract which has been on the table for months?

 

[Chang Elephant]

Steven, how dare you criticise this behemoth of financial management and the theatrical world. Bill used to go in the Boys Pen....later,when in long trousers, he and Tommy Steele flew Elvis into the UK without anyone knowing, not even Dave K. And yet you criticise.

 

[BigBlueConk]

Apparently, Kenwright was preparing a big bid for Rooney until Utd caught wind and put him just out of reach. It's believed he was going to offer 2 tickets for a west end show. On top of this, the deal came with lots of add ons, 2 nights in a hotel, a program and wait for it, an ice cream during the interval. So you can't fault him for effort.
Rumours that Man City turned down a similar offer (no ice cream included) for Jo have yet to be confirmed.

He should have included a night with Amanda Holden, or possibly somebody a bit older!

 

[chicoazul]

Were Everton and were skint. That should never be allowed to happen.

I don't want a Venkys or a Hicks & Gillett but surely with a club of our size and relative decent books it shouldn't be hard to find someone who has a long term vision and moderate investment?

 

[Summerskin]

Were Everton and were skint. That should never be allowed to happen.

I don't want a Venkys or a Hicks & Gillett but surely with a club of our size and relative decent books it shouldn't be hard to find someone who has a long term vision and moderate investment?

In a time were most people can't afford to pay their heating, we shouldn't be counting on some rich [Poor language removed] giving us loadsa dollar.

 

[Brownie]

One for dave: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1340652/Tim-Cahill-Evertons-pocket-assassin.html

Bill Kenwright recounts many stories about players he has signed for Everton but the one he tells about Tim Cahill is a personal favourite.

It goes like this. Back in the spring of 2002, David Moyes was settling into his role as manager at Goodison Park and had identified a central defender was required; one of the players he was following was Darren Purse, then of Birmingham City.

Eager to see what Purse could do in a high-pressure game, Moyes took his chairman to St Andrew’s
to watch Birmingham play Millwall in the Championship play-off semi-final but his attention kept turning to the bundle of energy causing havoc here, there and everywhere.

‘I remember David leaning over to me and saying, “Bill, look at the wee black-haired boy who is running from box to box”,’ Kenwright recalled. ‘I then spent the next hour watching Tim Cahill. He was just mesmeric.’


He was just mesmeric dave.
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[chicoazul]

In a time were most people can't afford to pay their heating, we shouldn't be counting on some rich [Poor language removed] giving us loadsa dollar.

I wasn't after a sheik lid, and it will hardly be most people that will be buying us.

 

[TX Bill]

I'll say this much.

I don't think there's any chance of Pienaar making these recent comments if he knew in his heart that he was moving on.

There's still a chance of him staying.

 

[Robert Jarvis]

I hope it's the beginning of a trend of articles that place pressure on numbnuts Kenwright and the people whose arses he covers. We're going to hear any time now from the 'Chairman' when he emerges from his bunker to deliver his Christmas message. I hope realises that the place we're in at the moment needs addressing this January and there's no more flanneling about speaking to ten investors who all buggered off at the last minute. Either he or the barking dog he's hired, Elstone, need to set out some recovery plan for the club. We need leadership, not some Forrest Gump story about his Grandad Albert or Dave Hickson.

As I stated in my thread Dave on our Board of Directors the clowns need something to shake them up.

 

[msb]

Unpopular as it may be, I'd rather Kenwright than the vast majority of scumbag people who own premiership clubs.

We may not have a pot to piss in, but compare us now to the Johnson era.......or look at Newcastle.

Yes we need funds and investment and its unlikely that it will come from Bill, but at the very least he loves the club and will not behave like those american clowns or their ilk.

I know that is not enough for most of you.

 

[Chang Elephant]

Unpopular as it may be, I'd rather Kenwright than the vast majority of scumbag people who own premiership clubs.

We may not have a pot to piss in, but compare us now to the Johnson era.......or look at Newcastle.

Yes we need funds and investment and its unlikely that it will come from Bill, but at the very least he loves the club and will not behave like those american clowns or their ilk.

I know that is not enough for most of you.

He loves the money he's been waiting to make on an initial share purchase made at a discounted cost (Johnson, when he realised he was shot, did the decent thing and sold quickly and cheaply).

 

[DionDublin]

Unpopular as it may be, I'd rather Kenwright than the vast majority of scumbag people who own premiership clubs.

We may not have a pot to piss in, but compare us now to the Johnson era.......or look at Newcastle.

Yes we need funds and investment and its unlikely that it will come from Bill, but at the very least he loves the club and will not behave like those american clowns or their ilk.

I know that is not enough for most of you.

jackanory jackanory

wake up from your dream and entrer reality

as limited as moyes is, the great pretender kenwrong is the real problem at the club