Season › 2012-13 › News Historic Victory For Shareholders Association , Keeping Everton In Our City , 27 June, 11comments | Jump to most recent KEIOC celebrate the show of hands vote, to allow the motion to reinstate annual general meetings, that produced an almost unanimous verdict in favour at last night's EGM in the Philharmonic Hall. » Read the full article at Keeping Everton In Our City Reader Comments (11) Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer Edward Boyd 1 Posted 27/06/2013 at 14:17:27 What's happened to the KEIOC website? I have tried to get on to their forum a number of times with no luck. This is after logging in.... Any information? Lee Mandaracas 2 Posted 27/06/2013 at 15:02:34 I don't know what the scandalous accusation was for over Kenwright allegedly trivialising rape. "Chairman Bill Kenwright predictably brought shame on the club by disgracefully trivialising the heinous crime of rape, but of course some will excuse him because he’s a blue."Can anybody elaborate on this and put it into context for the rest of us please? More importantly, why would KEIOC not do so themselves? I think seemingly spurious and hysterical accusations like this without qualification make them look a bit of a mockery and a long way from the organised group they have previously appeared to be. Michael Kenrick 3 Posted 27/06/2013 at 16:02:41 Lee, the fuss is over how Kenwright made reference last night to something "changing him" back in 2011. In typical BK luvvy fashion, the whole thing was dramatically overblown as he made an indirect reference to his initial meeting with three fans from the Blue Union, where he naively spilled his guts on all things Everton, describing his personal feeling as if he had been 'raped'. Very unfortunate choice of words. This was in context of having canned the AGMs three years earlier.... go figure! The Blue Union fans become ShareholdersHis "treatment" then becomes the reason for stopping AGMs three years earlier! Such conflation in his mind tells you a lot about how how the masters think... Paul Andrews 4 Posted 27/06/2013 at 19:12:53 Disgraceful use of the term.He won't have realised the impact of him using the term " I felt like I had been raped" would cause.He would have been rehearsing the speech all day as well.That just makes it worse. James Flynn 5 Posted 27/06/2013 at 20:59:42 C'mon Lee, rape needs "context"? Bill said what he said.Now, if he'd explained how he was shooting the breeze about the Club with Blue Union members he bumped into and they suddenly restrained him physically, bent him over the nearest railing, tore the back of pants open, and took turns plunging their erect penis' into his anus . . . . ? He was raped. That didn't happen, did it?"disgracefully trivialising the heinous crime of rape" is correct. David O'Keefe 6 Posted 27/06/2013 at 22:54:20 Thank you for that James. That's going to give me nightmares for a week. Lee Mandaracas 7 Posted 28/06/2013 at 10:10:02 James, I did not say rape needed context. I asked for context in KEIOC's assertion that he had made a statement of having been 'raped', i.e. did he say it during the meeting? Did he say something similar that they had misinterpreted, etc?Your misinterpretation of my enquiry and child-like need to graphically paint a picture did nothing for your credibility. I asked for clarification and thank Michael for having done so. Now we have context Peter Truin 8 Posted 28/06/2013 at 12:52:37 This is all getting silly isn't it Whatever context it's was meant in I just can't believe a man in Kenwrights position has used such a term no matter what context it's taken inDisgusting lack of class from the man in control of our club,he wouldn't use them words on tv or in radio interview,no he has an image to upkeep but then shows how he feels towards the common fan and shareholders by lowering the tone obviously to the level he believed to be appropriate given the audience Eric Myles 9 Posted 28/06/2013 at 17:44:21 Lee, why haven't you read http://www.toffeeWeb.com/season/12-13/news/25001.html then you'd have the context. Phil Martin 10 Posted 28/06/2013 at 18:07:04 Rape is no laughing matter. But James' description of a fictional Billy bumming was rather funny Dennis Stevens 11 Posted 30/06/2013 at 16:32:41 That's ridiculous, James - I mean: "... pants ..."? Pants?! Add Your Comments In order to post a comment, you need to be logged in as a registered user of the site. » Log in now Or Sign up as a ToffeeWeb Member — it's free, takes just a few minutes and will allow you to post your comments on articles and Talking Points submissions across the site. About these ads