Chadders

Made me think of this...

I love how he wheels away before it’s even over the line.

I don't have a problem with it. Yes, he would have beaten Brown to the ball but if he'd slipped you wouldn't stop playing would you? You wouldn't say, ah well, that's not fair, he slipped. You'd take advantage of it. Brown did the right thing. 100% Plus the ref allowed play to continue. And I'd say the same if it was the other way around. Even if I was a bit pissed off, I'd agree the player did the rigt thing.

Rain stops play at Ewood Park. Bizarre.

I thought my nervous match days were over this season… Back with a vengeance now.

“Henrik! This not going to plan. I losing money. Get Ugbo on FFS!”

Goo on Wednesday!

£180m

Didn’t Warhurst get a bad injury in his first match for Blackburn too?

I was living in Oldham when we signed Warhust from them and was sat in a boozer and an old Latics fan (who knew I was a Owl) said to me ‘You’ve got a Rolls Royce there. A Rolls Royce’. He wasn’t happy about him leaving. Stuck in my mind ever since. Another Latics fan I worked with used to joke about Warhurst’s injuries after he joined us. ‘What is it this time? Accident in t’suntan shop?’

Goalposts moved mate. One of those things. No one saw it coming....

https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/sheffield-wednesday/sheffield-wednesday-transfer-embargo-efl-5322707

I think it's pointing that way. The regulator isn't up and running yet and if I'm honest, I'm not sure what the EFL can do. I'm sure someone will explain.

They must have evidence now.

Absolutely. Better if he'd sold and effed off sooner but if he is trying to hold on this is exactly what we need to hear from the EFL. The IFR make it clear that incumbent owners can have their licence removed for this kind of thing. How those powers might apply retrospectively I'm not sure, but this is much better than the EFL doing nothing. It makes their position absolutely clear. Chansiri isn't able to run the club sustainably, and if this continues (which I think it will) he will be forced out.