Saturday

I haven't read other articles on here since Saturday so I may be going over old ground.

I didn't take part in the protest but I did view from close by.

There looked to be a few hundred, not a massive amount of fans but certainly more than the 20 fans Graeme Sharp quoted!!

Whathever your stance on the group, the march was done peacefully.

One contributor on here siad last week that he feared there would be violence which I think all sane people knew was a pathetic statement.

Personally, I think our Board have done a very poor job off the pitch the past decade but I don't want any protest going personal on Kenwright.

I'm glad he got a small round of applause on Saturady as I feel sorry for him as a human being. I think his heart is certainly in the right place; he is deluded though.

Everton's PR has been in overdrive this last week even going to the depths of describing how Bill stood in pee in the boy's pen.

I do undertsand fans who fear that some members of the BU have their own agenda dating back to the Kirkby situation.

Fans who protest are not drunken yobs.

Fans that do not protest are not apologists.

I think every fan has a right to their opinion without being described as "not a real fan" - this applies to both sides fo the debate.

On a more positive note it was actually good to see some football and thought Everton played very well and hopefully Barkley, Drenthe, Vellios and a returning Coleman can add somthing to our team that we have missed recently.

Onwards and upwards.

COYB!!!!