Kenright wins Everton power struggle

Everton owner Bill Kenwright has finally won his two-year battle to oust rival Paul Gregg from the Goodison Park board.

Fri, 20 Oct, 2006 - 21:03

Everton owner Bill Kenwright has finally won his two-year battle to oust rival Paul Gregg from the Goodison Park board.

The Barclays Premiership club have announced tonight that Gregg and his wife Anita – who was also on the board – have sold their shares to BCR Sports.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Goodison Park Place: Mersey river Person: Bill Kenwright Person: Paul Gregg Person: Gregg Person: Anita Person: Kenwright Person: Bill Person: John Woods Person: David Moyes’Organisation: Everton Organisation: Goodison Park Organisation: Barclays Premiership Organisation: Sheffield United Organisation: True Blue Holdings

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