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"Sheffield Wednesday is one of the great brands for English football and this week we have met Sheffield Wednesday supporters' groups. "We're now looking to get powers... which will allow us to have Sheffield Wednesday - and other clubs - referred to us if they need to be investigated and acted upon."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c5yjn43l7p9o

How did he get injured? Didn't come off on Saturday?

Song suggestion "kogan's gonna get ya, kogan's gonna get ya"

Palmer has done the same stormzy

How are fans and fanbase different? Hearing fanbase a lot

They are truly horrific

Blimey! How many in actual attendance?

How many will still boycot?

With the "calvert lewin" annexe

Would that have to be wonky? If so, that is the best for the north stand

thats taken a lot of considered thought - why do you think this? My internet has been flaky these past few days, i assume that this has also hit you

thats amazing

Which one

Love this

No goal keeper on the books?

You mean "megast" the"ore" dropped off

100% no one getting paid - the man is a crook

Yes but you also haven't been a ******** about it

Why do some people be feel they need to drag others down as the time? If you genuinely can do better, and can raise cash for charity at the same time, get off your arse and do so

This also has blue shorts and socks iirc

thats what i think, full fee on completion

can you get the old puma shirts in kid sizes anywhere??

Here’s what Reddit users from Houston and Rockets fandom have been saying about Fertitta recently: “He’s fine. He let our GM cook and build a good team from the bottom up rather than trying to build a contender with scraps… He probably won’t make waves with Wednesday. He’s not poor but he’s not going to be injecting large sums either.” – u/Thorlolita (Reddit) “He’s made some mistakes early on… but seems to have learned his lesson and has been more hands‑off nowadays. He has since hired the right people and has trusted those people to manage the team.” – u/seamustheweebaby (Reddit) “He has a lot of money, is more than willing to kiss Trump’s ass… Oligarch flexing his corrupt relationship with the White House. Very weird.” – u/GreenBomardier / u/imadjabras (in r/nba) (Reddit) Quick analysis & takeaways: ThemeInsight Hands-off ownershipMany appreciate that he isn’t micromanaging and is letting technical staff and GM work—seen as positive compared to previous overreach. Cost concernsNo one expects him to splash mega-sums like oil-rich clubs (e.g. PL teams), which tempers expectations—a potential plus or minus. Political tiesSome criticism over his connections to Trump and behind-the-scenes lobbying (e.g. bailouts), raising concerns of political-business crossover. Bottom line Yes—the Reddit exchange shows a mixed but mostly pragmatic view: Positives: Steady, sensible ownership; less interference, support for long-term planning. Negatives: Criticized for fiscal conservatism, wary political associations, and a lack of big-money ambition. Want me to dig deeper into any specific area—his business approach, political angles, or comparison with other owners?

Average price of macron shirts across the efl is £53 Why is ours £72