Club Statement
Everton have confirmed that the resignation of Chief Executive Keith Wyness is not related to the planned move from Goodison Park to a new stadium in Kirkby.
Wyness' departure was announced on Tuesday night.
A club statment on Wednesday said: "The club wish to re-iterate our commitment to the Destination Kirkby project.
"The departure of Keith Wyness is in no way connected to that project."
Chairman Bill Kenwright added: “Keith is going but the club is unaffected.
“In the short term we have a terrific team in place at Goodison so it's business as usual.”
- Stadium Called In
- Club Statement
- Letter from Peter Kilfoyle MP
- Decision Delayed
- Kirkby Plans Passed
- Shared Stadium Not On Agenda
- New Stadium Latest
- LCC To Object
- MP Backs Kirkby Move
- New Stadium Essential
- Meeting Takes Place
- Residents' Group
- Planning Application
- Kirby Project Exhibition
- Ballot Result
- Bill Part Two
- New Stadium Potential Confirmed
- A Big Decision
- Sir Terry Leahy's letter to Evertonians
- Analysis Of Goodison Option
- Cahill Backs Move
- Questions Answered
- CEO Open Letter
- Electoral Reform Society
- Important Ballot Info
- Ask Your Kirkby Questions
- Bill Kenwright - The Stadium Debate
- Keith Wyness - The Stadium Debate
- David Moyes - The Stadium Debate
- Thoughts from the dressing room
- Howard Kendall's view
- Peter Reid's thoughts on the stadium
- Keith Wyness - Q & A
- Stadium Debate Keith Wyness Exclusive
- Major Announcement
- Blues Dismiss Ballot Rumours
- Ballot Question
- Kirkby's Positive Reaction
- Arteta Sees Bright Future
- Stadium Ballot Q and A
- Stadium Visuals
- Have your say in The Blue Room
Bill Kenwright - The Debate
Bill Kenwright outlines why Everton need to make the move from Goodison Park
David Moyes - The Debate
Read David Moyes' views on the Kirkby stadium and why he wants to move
Proposed Stadium Visuals
Take a look at the proposed visuals for the Kirkby stadium
