@WTIDPOD He couldn’t care less about the fans. Never has and never will. Still had the cheek to sell the home shirt at £72 in the week we’ve lost the majority of our best players.
In response to the release of the eye‑watering £72 home shirt, we remind our members and wider fanbase of the ongoing boycott of all retail and merchandise. Each purchase underwrites an owner who is late on HMRC obligations, is unable to pay player and staff wages, and has forced the sale of our most promising young talent. Until Dejphon Chansiri relinquishes control of Sheffield Wednesday FC, we cannot in good conscience fund this crisis.
#SWFC
#EnoughIsEnough
Every day Dejphon Chansiri remains at Sheffield Wednesday a famous old club gets dragged further and further down. The shambles has become a scandal. #SWFC#EnoughIsEnough
@swfc £5m deposit just to talk to him and then questions the integrity of others when he has run the club into the ground and still hasn’t paid staff! Always the victim. Only time we hear from him is when he tries to defend himself. Get out of our club.
Sheffield Wednesday fans marching to ground before today’s home game with Portsmouth in protest against owner Dejphon Chansiri. Fans gathering at site of old Adelphi Hotel (now the Crucible theatre) where Club founded in 1867. “Now, in 2025, we find ourselves fans of a club whose owner has no regard for football’s tradition, the club’s history or the fans and community,” says Sheffield Wednesday Supporters Trust. “We don’t know why he is here. We know we don’t want him here. Under his ownership, we have become a ‘toxic club’.” In a direct message to the owner, @SWFCTrust adds, “95% of our members want you gone. Chansiri - sell the Club.” #SWFC
@AlexMiller91 Those comments about Reading are seriously concerning. Saying they are under an embargo but could still get promoted? As if they are a club to follow as a positive example? #enoughisenough
@TomJubb1867 I was going to mention that his best ever save wasn’t even included in the highlights. You’ve only got to look at the reaction of the Norwich players to realise how good that save was.
Games not on Wyscout yet so I can't annotate it.
But just wanting to show the first goal back in full.
It's a 16 pass move.
9 players involved. Including the keeper.
Just under a minute on the ball.
It's a wet dream of Rohl playing principles so will save the annotating and going into the analysis till later, but what a goal this is.