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I think he’ll get better with more match time, but will always make mistakes. Let’s enjoy the good days.

He’d be a good head coach in a new structure.

He might turn up himself, if the peasant customers aren’t going to be there?

It’s says it all that this is probably the worst thing that could happen.

Agree with no money being spent on home games. Away games, we aren’t giving Chansiri money. We’re backing the team and the support that our away fans are getting from our opponents is helping the cause massively.

Whilst I, personally think that the whole EP should tell him to “do one” - the Trust must weigh their response carefully as they can’t do anything that erodes their position with the EFL or the Regulator. The last thing they want to do is hand Chansiri any kind of advantage.

@SWFC Trust Can you ask all members of the EP to decline telling Chansiri if he has something to say - give an interview to Staton / Miller and @YesWeCrann

American Owls are attending.

Everyone knows that the EP will be a waste of time. He’ll say that he tried to sell the club in good faith - it’s not his fault. He’ll say that safety of fans is most important to him with regard to the North. He’ll blame the fan’s boycott for not being able to sign players. He’ll tell us that he loves the club, is doing his best and will only sell to the right people. Then he will move into diatribe mode.

Mike Ashley would do pretty much the same as Milan. Stabilise the finances, spend minimally on infrastructure, get the club back to the championship and sell. Ideally we want someone who will invest in the infrastructure (academy, training ground and stadium basics) right from the off….

Putting the pieces together, guessing that Richards and his consortium have been positively negotiating under NDA until very recently. Looks like either they couldn’t bring him down far enough in price or he moved the goalposts at the last minute as we are told he tends to do when selling anything. If we don’t unite and force him out - we will be forced to watch him attempt to scrimp his way to the premiership which will never happen. Losing hope of a return to the premiership in my lifetime is really depressing.

I think that this is an increasingly likely outcome.

I’ve come to agree with Daz’s position. He will stumble on - there’s no guarantee that the regulator can remove him and if they try, he will magic up the money to go to court lawyered up and drag it out. if the 90% of the fans stay away - even he will be forced to accept that he can’t muddle on. The sooner we do it, the sooner he’s gone.

If, and it’s a big if, Chancer is close to selling, we actually need to lose to help the deal go through. If we pick up a win - he’ll want to up the selling price and will kill the deal. He has history….. That’s how twisted our lives have become.

He’s too stubborn - will fight it until the very end - imho.

Zero.

0. He will never accept a fair price.

I believe that Wednesday are at risk of liquidation for the reasons that the OP states. A Sheffield Wednesday will rise from the ashes though.

Mike Ashley will only own us if he’s the highest bidder..he’ll have some competition.

He doesn’t care. We’re just peasants to him.

The issue is - if further 1st team players walk, he’ll be able to fund the club with the monthly instalments from the EFL - as the wage bill will become very small. We’ll just field our academy players.

Is he the pig journo that’s always had it in for Hillsborough? I’ll pass on reading his junk and always pass on reading that ridiculous excuse for a newspaper.

I’ve emailed the EFL too.

Add in the cost to fly 7 people in first / business class and swanky hotels - assuming their daughter was already in London if she’s graduating from LSE.

The boring answer is that he will have had them moved inside to stop rancid customers throwing them into the Don.