Holmowl

Dyslexic alcoholics often wake up face down in their own vimto.

Superb. Laughed out loud!

Free? Thanks. The Kopparbergs are on Kopparberg.

I agree. Channers in the Prem would have led to the bankruptcies of all bankruptcies.

Your writing style reminds me of Melchett stopping an argument. Now, you make some good points. If Channers sells up, him and the buyer would consider 3 routes:- 1. Include the stadium in the deal. 2. Include a (say) 5 year rent agreement in the sale. 3. Totally exclude the stadium.(Either bcos Channers wants to keep it, or the buyer doesn’t want it at the price Channers demands.) If however, we go into administration, as you say, all that can be sold is the club minus the stadium. That then gets very messy indeed. Especially if the administration is mid-season. Administrators usually want a very quick sale to the new buyers. It would possible but difficult for interested buyers to do a quick deal with the administrator for the club, and a quick side deal with, say, Rotherham or Barnsley, to rent their stadium on a week by week basis, until à longer-term rental arrangement or purchase of Hillsborough could be negotiated…or not, so rent elsewhere long-term. Very tough for interested parties to come up with a business-plan for the purchase of à football club from the administrators, without a firm plan of where to play. On the plus side, buying from administrators is usually very cheap, so the risk to the buyer is minimised. Good post and good thread. Let’s hope Captain Chansiri is looking out for icebergs, though I expect not.

Exactly what we need.

A football thread. Top man. I know this sounds barmy after last season, but we need Ugbo in the team. That doesn’t guarantee goals of course, as we saw only too painfully, but I’m 99% certain that with Cads and Lowe up top we’ll fall way short. The Mystery of Jamal Lowe is a puzzle to me. Played 85% of his career wide, yet we play him up front, where bless him, he just isn’t a striker. Like I said, no guarantee at all that unconfident Uggers gets that monkey off his back, but him doing so is our only hope of relatively free-flowing goals.

His agility in getting down so low so quickly was outstanding. Once he got to them, his stretch and his arm-strength were as good as you’ll see.

I’ve followed Wednesday since 82. I’ve probably watched and enjoyed better players (though Im not certain, because I’m sure Baz had/has the ability to play in a very good Prem side), but he is far and away my favourite all-time player. I can’t imagine Wednesday without him.

My fear too. I’m really worried that there is so much smelly stuff gone on since 2015, that he can’t do a clean sale to anyone, whatever the price.

You know what, that’s more believable than the rest of the madness going on at Sheffield Wednesday.

Oh my. Deep deep condolences to you and your family.

Yes I was just agreeing with your principle. Baz always gets under-cooked marks because he’s so good week-in,week-out, whereas we (most of us) are very forgiving of the young lads.

You’ve probably put more thought and logic into that post than King Chancer of Lalaland has put into his “transfer policy” for the whole 10 years of his reign. We’ll just be total scattergun.

Similarly, Baz always gets marked low. If Fusire had played to the level Baz played on Saturday he’d be getting 11 out of 10 from us all.