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On the pitch, with a bus.

Looks like Leicester have a few problems too. I have to admit, I am hoping there are three worse teams, as I have not faith at all in the people running the club, at home and in India.

I am pretty sure it is due to posts like this, laying it bare, what is going on, that there seems to be a veil pulled over the price paid for the 2 signings, we have made so far this window. One is free, I think and they are trying to say the other is up to £2m but that's not stating the initial outlay, so they are being cute about this, in my opinion.

I'm browned off and I know.

it is looking more ominous for SWFC by the day. Six Sheffield Wednesday players hand in notice over unpaid wages

Just seen that too. Awful news.

Don’t understand why so many are so angry. Im not so angry, im fucking raging, as people are taking the piss out of the club, I love.

It's been a good summer though and at least we have 90% of our business done.

A one year wonder, who got a bit giddy. too old for my own good, as I sure remember him.

Not yet. Im trying to establish if there is enough interest to crowd fund it.

In order to keep their secrets buried.

His wife one won a few quid on a horse at Epsom that is for 3 year old only and is run on the flat.

It seems that they didn't. Sheffield Wednesday on the brink as players and staff go unpaid AGAIN in deepening crisis - The Mirror

This has to come from the fans, simple as that and let's face it, we will do a far better job then those either in situ at Ewood or over in India.

Someone said the other day, on the anniversary thread, that we survived in the 70's and 80's on a meagre budget and got into the play offs, plenty of times. We always had hope and we always had good honest people involved, who slogged and grafted for the club, we all loved. If only we have 10% of that right now, this is nothing but a shell and I can't way for the day, these people are ousted.

there was more than him saying it, as you probably recall. People in the game, will be aware, just as Dave Whelan was, that people like Anderson, are a step away form trouble, most of the time. If I am not mistaken I think Sir Alex referred to him, not being able to pick his nose and like Dave Whelan, he is no mug and will have known some of what was happening, if not all of it. Sadly so far, no one has been brave enough to completely spill the beans, but as already stated, there is no some, without fire.

You don't throw the amount of money away they have, out of spite. It is pretty clear to me, that there is something being hidden, be it a third party owner (agents most likely) or some cover up dating back to the original take over that if outed, would create some even bigger investigation, than the one already taking place. Was anyone shocked, when it came out that they are being investigated for illegal remittances? There is no smoke, without fire.

Which is the most likely scenario for not selling and therefore carrying of funding silly amounts to keep the club afloat? 1. We want revenge for the snowball 2. it’s the only thing we haven’t succeeded at. 3. We believe we will eventually recoup our losses. 4. We are hiding something.

Purely Hypothetical, but it a prospective buyer approaches the owners, and did look at the books and found liabilities still existed from 15 years ago, would that either put them off buying or put the owners off admitting to this? There is a reason they keep on saying, we are not Interested in selling and that would be more credible then their version, which seems to be, we want to get back to the premier league and make a success of this project.

I would be very surprised if a lot of it is for the agents, manager and even players from the very beginning. Imagine how angry people would be, if Kean, Myles and his Dad and players, like Best, Ethuhu, Murphy and the likes were still being paid.

I wonder how far away we are from this? https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/jun/28/sheffield-wednesday-financial-crisis-football-championship-dejphon-chansiri

This is another good idea and I’m in agreement with you. I do think a pool of ideas, from either this site, or supporters in General will help to turn this into a real event. It just an idea I have floated to turn the 150th anniversary in general or the Derby game a real opportunity to expose this ownership and give us the stage to do so.

I just wonder if it’s worth taking this one step further and perhaps producing a film. The theme suggested by a few 135 years of success 15 years of miss management. Focus on our fantastic previous owner in Uncle Jack and the polar opposite with Venkys. Ensure it is released on the 150th anniversary to give it maximum impact and incorporate a huge fans takeover day, for the Derby home game, being the last scene in the film, There seems to be a few producers who would do this, but below is a link to one such company. Happy to get a price and ideas, to possibly crowd find it, if there is an appetite to do so. https://reech.agency/solutions/media/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22333343669&gbraid=0AAAAAD1zsEvW0pHMzi8j5K78wIAktVSSR&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgvnCBhCqARIsADBLZoLbmLc-r445z3ZpgS5WMPY1ANZdtinf4RVmkr0_6BbLzI6A2k06lrgaAqyOEALw_wcB

What about turning this into a Venky's out day and an unofficial fans takeover day. Obviously, anything inside the ground could be frowned upon, but perhaps a big helium balloon release form the Fernhurst car park, face painting with blue and white halves and Venky's out in red and maybe some T Shirts with Venky's out on them. The club seem to be giving a collective two fingers to the fans on this, so lets give it back to them and really shove it up them.