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I don't disagree and I'm not defending Kenwright at all, but I'm sure moshiri liked the club's board as he refused to sack any of them. They were his patsies.But maybe if he replaced bill with someone that could actually run a club… there wouldn’t have been angry directed at anyone
Agree!I don't disagree and I'm not defending Kenwright at all, but I'm sure moshiri liked the club's board as he refused to sack any of them. They were his patsies.
Of that, there is nothing more certain. However badly this ends, one small crumb of comfort is that BK is no longer around Everton FC.I am convinced that “sticking with kenwright “ was one of bills conditions to sell.
Boiling it all down, the only way to do it now is to try and achieve profitability FIRST, through clever/lucky player trading, whilst maintaining a steady league position. That profitability then buys you the ability in future (due to PSR headroom and available real cash) to spend, and if you get most decisions right, gradually increase on pitch success. Would take years and years.Not a pass. But I respect he bought the club and had a go. It hasn’t worked out and yes he should have looked to sell the club before all these mistakes happened but I respect he bought us and had went for it. One summer we kept signing player after player it was like Christmas Day. Yes he has made loads of mistakes and therefore he doesn’t get a pass for it but I do respect he gave it a bloody good go.
newsflow today? what you all reckon?
Not sure there is if 777 take over. There are a few clubs that seem to stumble from dodgy owner to dodgy owner. It never ends well. The next owner of the club will have a massive influence on our future. If they know what they're doing with a brilliant new stadium we could stabilise as a top 10 club and gradually get our finances sorted. If they're a parasite like 777 I don't see us surviving in the Premier League. I still think we'll make it back but will be a longer road.I will be glad when we can move on, and consign Kenwright/Moshiri to (bad) memory.
Probably out of the frying pan and into the fire though, but at least a new chapter of at least some hope![]()
I reckon certain journalists will get the nod Sunday nightI think we'll hear something today
Did it mention Anfield's ugly new stand?92 page premier league report is out with all sorts of articles about community work, rights deals, investments by clubs in communities and not a single mention of Bramley Moore Dock.
Seems strange given it’s one of the biggest flagship projects in Europe never mind just football
Definitely possible we hear today but would be a quick turnaround to consider it all and get a detailed verdict typed up in a week. Would concern me a bit if we do hear this quickly, as we are the ones presenting the arguments, that they hadn’t necessarily been given detailed consideration. Would be much quicker just to put lines through our arguments and to let the original stand than to do a comprehensive re-write.I think we'll hear something today
The rats at the press will get any news first.
Kenwright picked them and threw them under the bus at the end and stayed on himself, although his cronies picked themselves up from the bus to pick up their going away stooges cheques.I don't disagree and I'm not defending Kenwright at all, but I'm sure moshiri liked the club's board as he refused to sack any of them. They were his patsies.