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Creditors. Debtors are the opposite. If only SWFC had any debtors!

Valery’s horrendous ‘clearance’ against United followed by him deciding to completely ignore their striker in the box springs to mind! I’m sure I’ll forgive him eventually…

Not sure what Valery offers at all. Too lightweight IMO.

You didn’t see the goal against Blackburn then?

Championship club continues to rely on former Flick assistant Until 2027: German coach Röhl remains in office at second division club Sheffield Sheffield Wednesday 23.05.24 - 23:37 Listen to article now The English second division team Sheffield Wednesday, a newly promoted team, found themselves in the middle of a relegation battle back to the third division for a long time. But the club managed to avoid relegation - thanks in part to the German coach Danny Röhl, who is getting the reward he deserves. German coach Danny Röhl jumped off the cliff with Sheffield Wednesday to avoid relegation to the English third division. German coach Danny Röhl jumped off the cliff with Sheffield Wednesday to avoid relegation to the English third division.IMAGO/FocusImages Danny Röhl (35) has extended his contract with English second division club Sheffield Wednesday until June 30, 2027. The German football coach will thus continue his work in the English Championship. Röhl is certainly still known to some as assistant coach of FC Bayern Munich during the successful sextuple period in 2020 under Hansi Flick , and later as assistant to the German national team. Röhl has also worked under current Wolfsburg coach Ralph Hasenhüttl during his time at FC Southampton (2018 to 2019) - as well as at RB Leipzig. After these successful years of training, Röhl's first hour as head coach came in 2023, when he was signed by England's second division promoted team Sheffield Wednesday - when the club had already found itself with its back against the wall after 13 games without a win in the Championship with just three points. "It was a dance on the razor's edge" ON THE SUBJECT Coach profile Danny Röhl Röhl in kicker interview The current contract extension until 2027 is a logical decision that Röhl and the club made, as the coach had collected 50 points in the final 35 games since taking office on October 13, 2023, leading the club from 24th and last place to 20th place and thus preventing relegation. In the last six games of the season, Röhl's team remained completely unbeaten and picked up 14 points, giving them a final tally of 53. Birmingham City, the best of the three relegated teams, had only three fewer. Whereas 42 and 43 points were enough to stay in the league years ago, in the 2023/24 season it had to be at least the 51 that Plymouth achieved. "We even had to win the last game," says Röhl, "although many people thought we could afford a defeat, but the competition also won." So, at the finish line, it had to be four wins and two draws in a series without defeat in order to avoid relegation. "It was a walk on the razor's edge," admits Röhl. "It's just a tough, balanced league." But his team is characterized by "a good mentality," "the boys never gave up." Continuity in my own career is good for me too. DANNY RÖHL ON STAYING AT SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY So the Zwickau native and master's degree graduate from the German Sport University Cologne in the field of match analysis, although he had also been in contact with Bundesliga and second division teams from his home country Germany as well as with several clubs from the Championship plus a first division team from France, decided "after very good discussions" with the club owner to stay in England, where he feels completely at home. "Continuity in my own career is good for me," he says. "It is helpful for my personal development to continue here." He wants to take his team to the next level of development in the coming season. "It would be good if we could stabilize and develop the whole thing," says the Sheffield Wednesday coach, looking to the future, "and a place in the top ten of the league would be a good next step." To this end, it is "essential that we improve our squad." The club boss has been informed of this. Röhl will spend part of the upcoming European Championship in Germany from June 14 to July 14 as a commentator for an English TV station. After a vacation, he will start preparing for the 2024/25 season on June 28. On the topic: "All transfers go through my desk" - Röhl in kicker interview

We're not playing Man City are we? Middlesborough 1- 0 West Brom Sunderland 1 - 0 West Brom Swansea 1 - 0 West Brom Millwall 1 - 1 West Brom QPR 2 -2 West Brom Stoke City 2 - 2 West Brom

Let’s hope we can make it 3 from 5 - not holding my breath though!

Leeds L Ipswich L Swansea D Boro L what on earth are you on about?

I’ll have a pint of what you’re drinking!

No way Warnock would put up with Chancer. No way Chancer would put up with Warnock. It’ll be another yes man.

What’s Ted Lasso up to these days?

Mate stop scaremongering. Tickets are being released as and when required, I'm sure there are plenty left.

If anyone wants a free ticket on the North let me know. Don’t live in Sheffield, have no belief in this team and don’t fancy the drive after a long week (almost) at work.

Have all the tickets definitely gone on sale? Quite often they hold a few blocks back. I agree it seems odd that this one would sell out over 2 weeks in advance.

We are the definition of ‘only sing when you're winning’ unfortunately

Port Vale fans now complaining too. https://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/port-vale-sheffield-wednesday-complaints-8082972

But we are decent favourites to win on Monday night. Which means Extra time at least. I think a one goal deficit before the home leg puts both teams in a fairly level position. I’m hoping BPF’s penalty saving record might tip the balance in our favour!

Just bought a couple. As of just now, there are 530 left on South, 330 in Grandstand and 1500 on Kop so yep just under 2400 left. A lot of the kop tickets are restricted view though…

Football is embarrassing re: lack of any trace of dignity or sportsmanship. Cricket and rugby thankfully never let the players abuse officials without sanction, telling the ref to f-off in football is just accepted for some reason! Why not call ‘time off’ for alleged injuries or when the ball is out of play like in rugby? Would stop time wasting and take pressure off the officials, put the game time on the screen / scoreboard for everyone to see.

Could be on Sky if it’s going down to the wire. Looks like they are showing two League 1 games next Saturday. Not sure why Pompey fans are bothered but fair play to ‘em.

Bought and looking forward to proving to my 19 year old son that we were actually pretty good for quite a while in the 80s and 90s. Let’s hope we get back there soon.

The long term liabilities are£45M. So he actually owes £57.8M. The £12.7M is just the bit which is due for repayment within 12 months of filing the accounts. No idea what the true situation is but the stadium is mortgaged to the hilt. And it’s never worth £60M in the first place!

How old are you, 9 ?!!

Well we could win 3-0 and Rotherham could lose 0-3 which would overcome a goal difference of 6. But effectively if Rotherham win on Tuesday we've had it as you say, and might as well play the U23s at Pride Park or whatever it's called these days.

It was dogger today but how valuable could that point prove to be? Luton owe us one after 1990.