Everton fans urged Farhad Moshiri to remove Bill Kenwright as chairman.
Three members of the board left their posts on Monday with officials pledging an update on interim appointments and Kenwright’s future by Wednesday.
But the Blues’ self-imposed deadline on making both announcements passed without official acknowledgement and is not understood to be imminent.
In response, #AllTogetherNow sent an open letter to Moshiri urging him to end Kenwright’s 34-year stay to break the club’s current state of paralysis.
“We are still a club left rudderless and without clear leadership,” read part of the statement.
“We call for the immediate removal of the chairman of this football club, who has been the most unsuccessful chairman in our history.
“For the football club to move forward, and for fans to united, this without doubt has to happen.
“The protests will not cease and will only further intensify if you continue to allow ‘Chairman Bill’ to stumble on, continuing to fail in his position, despite the clear evidence for a need for change.
“We ask you to respond without delay to this loyal fanbase, do not cause any further unnecessary hold up to a deadline that the football club’s leadership team set out.”