Peter Kenyon to leave Chelsea

Melion

On October 31st.

Just breaking on SSN

Strange time for him to leave, must be over the Kakuta stuff.

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Is he going to cITEH?

Wonder what Xavi thinks of him now.:rolleyes:

Dozen Wicked Words

Something good has come from it then.

Melion

He'll be staying at the club in some capacity but stepping down as chief executive

Dozen Wicked Words

He was SO unprofessional it was ridiculous.

Meeting Sven in public, dinner with Ashley Cole, openly dealing with Jose whilst Ranieri was still contracted as manager, the seedy display with Obi Mikel, I think Kakuta is just the latest.

Glad he is going, whatever job he has after Oct 31 will be a symbolic one, hopefully he won't be able to do more damage to Chelsea's reputation.

Beasty

Best thing he ever did for United was leave them. I think he has been at the root of all Chelsea's problems - always convincing Abramovich to sack the manager rather than him - the man who put them in place!

The Muppet

Only back so I better refrain from posting what I think of him. Suffice to say he left a bitter taste when he left his previous position.

Denis Irwin

He'll be at Citeh within 6 months

CHD

He's still with the club part time:(

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The aul Gardening Leave won't be much use during the winter.

event

so Frank Arnesen won the boardroom battle

Denis Irwin

Des wrote: »

The aul Gardening Leave won't be much use during the winter.

jaykay74

City pfft, next stop Notts County.

dooferoaks

dooferoaks wrote: »

He was SO unprofessional it was ridiculous.

Meeting Sven in public, dinner with Ashley Cole, openly dealing with Jose whilst Ranieri was still contracted as manager, the seedy display with Obi Mikel, I think Kakuta is just the latest.

So being profesional is breaking the rules more discreetly ?

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SlickRic

anyone crying over this news?

anyone?




























anyone at all?

thomond2006

I'd laugh if Dennis Wise was his replacement!

Dozen Wicked Words

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So being profesional is breaking the rules more discreetly ?

Being professional is going about your job more discreetly, regardless of what you are doing. Tapping up goes on, all clubs probably know that fact. What I am sure they don't appreciate is getting their noses rubbed in it on every paper and news channel going, by someone who clearly doesn't believe the rules or normal etiquette apply to him.

Lemlin

Was his initial target not set as making Chelsea as big as United around the world?

In fairness, I don't know if you could say he was a success or a failure then. Chelsea have certainly grown in stature around the world - the amount of kids I even see here now wearing Chelsea jerseys is unreal compared to ten years ago - but there's no way they could match United's legacy that has been ongoing for decades so quickly.

Esse85

Is John Delaney taking over the new role?

stovelid

Ken Bates ftw.

jaykay74

to paraphrase Kenyon "the people who give a sh!te about this news come from a small group of one"