Snowyowl61

Very sad news, at the time he took over he brought a little sunshine to a dark Hillsborough. Always a gentleman. RIP Milan. I shall never forget shaking your hand and thanking you for saving us before our away game at Derby just after you took over.

Club gets money from the tv coverage. Boycott means boycott all forms of watching.

I wonder if the staff think it's disastrous that they can pay their bills this month.

If you say so. You are the expert.

He would not necessarily being paying wages on time without boycotts, that is not my contention, only that boycotts make on time payments even less likely

To those people, I am quite happy to apologise. It really is just that I do not spend all my waking hours on the lap top as is obvious since I only post when I feel that I wish to say something.

How pleasant it is to be insulted by someone I do not know, have not and will never insult in return. Be safe, be happy, and try to be at peace with your delusions.

Thank you for your wonderful response, I feel I shall decline. You are obviously not articulate enough to accept and comment sensibly on opinions with you may disagree.

It is a regrettable fact that Chansiri owns the club. Thus it is his club, not ours. If it were our club, we would be responsible for paying the wages. Therefore if the insistence persists that it is OUR club then the club needs income which everyone seems to want to deny it. These are facts, not a slagging off of anyone. No income = no money to pay wages. Only affects players and staff, not Chansiri. Go ahead, attack me, I have my tin hat on. Enjoy.

I that is true, then protests are pointless.

However much you wish to disagree with any comment I may make on here, it is an undeniable fact that Chansiri owns Sheffield Wednesday, lock stock and barrel. If he does intend to hang on by his fingernails then he can attempt to get funds from wherever he can, which includes selling any player he chooses if all other income streams dry up. This could involve selling players, who we would rather keep, Charles for example , just to pay wages and limp to the next crisis. We have already lost Gassama for a knockdown price. This is not a defence of Chansiri (although it will be construed by some on here as such), just a statement of a possible scenario if all income streams are denied to the club. These are difficult times and to do what is right in someone's eyes will inevitably be wrong in someone else's.

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I wouldn't worry, can't even buy a ticket for Leicester away yet. What is going on???

In January Chansiri did not, or because he had no money, could not give Danny the tools he needed to do the job.

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