Moyes Offers Resignation to Kenwright?

By John P
October 25 2005

It has emerged, but yet uncomfirmed, that David Moyes offered his resignation to the Chairman, Bill Kenwright. No surprise really that it was immediatly knocked back by Blue Bill.

After the admittance of David Moyes on the everton official website earlier this year, he stated that he had considered walking away from the club after finishing just 17th in the league.

Although foul play has not been mentioned this time, it was rumoured that the players where 'deliberately' playing bad to get the manager sacked. But Blue Bill stood by his man and the following season brought the blues into Europe.

Again, Blue Bill has stood by his man after some poor team performances in the campaign. And deservedly so. The only people who are bent on getting him sacked seem to eminate from the media and fickle fans.

So when Moyes offered his resignation, Kenwright, allegedly, bolted up to the retreat in the Lakes (read my story on this to understand why they where there in the first place) and launched a scathing attack on the players and their performances this season. At a time when we needed someone to stand up and be counted, when the Moyes's voice was falling on deaf ears, Blue Bill came to the rescue.