the mighty wednesday

This should be the reasoning and, hopefully, the official wording

Yes it was only when Liam switched to the right and he had an out and out winger trying to defend against him that he looked anything like the player Sky were wetting themselves over before the game.

Exactly what I said a few posts earlier but you said it more succinctly. Even I understand what I meant now

Buy it now while there is a chance to save a year's wasted time in League 1 if we can get some decent frees and loans in before the transfer deadline. We could also get a clear run at the January window. There's no point waiting until DC inflicts even moree damage just to save a few million while knowing we will definitely be relegated and also risking someone else beating you to the take over.

I'm not saying it can't happen. I think we are very close to being kicked out of the league but I am not wishing for it to happen as I think it is the worst of all outcomes apart from liquidation.

It would be the end of Sheffield Wednesday.

How does being kicked out of the league help? Presumably Chansiri will still own us and presumably nobody will want to take us over.

Does clicking the link have the desired effect after reading the article on here?

With Hirst sat on the bench ffs

Sky News reporting it is Cifuentes for Leicester.

I'm sure that must be the case. If this doesn't come off now Rob Staton has said it Owlstalk will be on suicide watch.

NoI'm not having it. Not true. Woke BBC bias as usual. Defund them.

15 might make sense if it is working days - 3 full weeks. 14 calendar days is 2 full weeks. Anybody's guess at the moment without proper clarification.

His son was really good in Chernobyl. I didn't know who he was when watching the series but he was so like Richard Harris I had to google to check.

Don't forget Cromwell with Alec Gunness as Charles I. Great film - got me through part of the History A level syllabus. No, I wasn't the teacher