@owlsmadmorris Agree mate that we should’ve had an outlet to try to ease the pressure. I was just getting frustrated by all the comments on why couldn’t England have played like this before when it’s totally different. Or how Saka and Rice could’ve won the World Cup if played in right place
Are people that stupid. If we’d played Saka and Rashford wed’ve beaten Argentina. What bollocks. They played and barely could beat DR Congo. France can’t be bothered. Let’s get some reality here.
Another one to add to your list @reformexposed! How many is that now, 15 councillors gone since the local elections? An absolute disgrace. Reform are the problem. Wake up people.
Without going all pseudo-intellectual; at the heart of it, football is all about the shared human experience. Today will be one of those. Enjoy it; wear something daft, have another drink, cuddle a stranger.
Who truly knows what comes next, but for today who cares? Today is about the last year and the scale of shared achievement. It's about how people worked together and kept the thing breathing. And it's about the renewal of hope and possibility.
Park protests, leaflets, boycotts, embassies, Leicester, Boro, Megastore sell-outs, Oxford, endless togetherness on endless doomed away trips. Fear, defiance, faith. Personally, I'm proud and privileged to have witnessed the whole lot.
Today's society feels increasingly individual and cold and uninterested in the value of community. It wasn't without its moments, but the overwhelming feeling is that Sheffield Wednesday's 2025/26 travails brought it all back. Awesome in the true sense of the word.
UTO.
#SWFC🦉
@owlsmadmorris@wellbeaten1977 Yes I know but I think they are still there, including the urgency for infrastructure improvements to be done ‘within months’. Why is the focus from the EFL not on sorting the takeover but more on future restrictions? If Storch walks we are doomed.
@owlsmadmorris@wellbeaten1977 I’m not too concerned about the points deduction mate. It’s more the impact of that and other restrictions that may deter Storch and other potential buyers. We will fold if no buyer is found. For the EFL to actively put them off is wrong.
@19592210alan@henrywinter Look I get what you’re saying about small businesses. But if the club folds then they will not get a penny either. And they lose a future customer that they can try to recoup previous losses from. It’s a lose lose for all. The EFL are actively putting off buyers.
@19592210alan@henrywinter Not sure you understand the situation. Our case is unique to any other that’s been before. All we are asking is for a fair and independent decision based on the unique circumstances. Putting a club out of bushiness on purpose will kill the game our city founded.
@SWFCTrust Is there a way the @SWFCTrust can take legal action against Chansiri and maybe the EFL for a lack of duty of care and failing to provide sufficient safety measures during his ownership? Can we sue him for £15m if this is what he plans to receive?
@KieranMaguire The #EFL is 100% heading for catastrophe. Too much reliance on single owners to fund all the loses. Once they pull out the funding it’s in crisis. With global markets so volatile at the moment it’s just a matter of time before more clubs go into administration.
@stevechu75 Great job @stevechu75 that you and the @SWFCTrust are doing to expose the @EFL. In my view former owners who loaned money, effectively to themselves, should not be classed as creditors. Only outside businesses that have provided a service should be prioritised.
@AlexJPMiller The wording of this statement is shocking. Where were the EFL when Chansiri was here other than handing out embargoes and fines? Now he’s gone they’re threatening our very existence in the league. Great work Alex in getting this comment.
@YesWeCrann We must be getting close to when we are unable to fulfill a fixture due to a lack of available players? At one point should that come into force for player safety?