mogbad

Any chance someone can take a photo of the Directors Box who's stood a bit closer than Herries Road railway arches.

He's still a c**t.

I'd expect any new owner to explore all avenues regarding the stadium. I've been going to Hillsborough for 67 years, I love the place, my dad played for the club, I had relatives who spent most of their working lives at the club. If the new owners think redeveloping the old girl will allow them to progress the club in the manner they want that's great. Unfortunately the stadium has been allowed to stagnate for so long I'm more of the opinion that a new build will be the way a new owner will go. Make no mistake if I'm still capable of going, if/when we play our last game at Hillsborough I'll be in floods of tears and my lad will have to drag me out of the ground. I've got an old Mondeo, I can keep chucking money at it every year to get it through its MOT, eventually the bloke at garage is going to say "Im sorry pal, it's just not worth it".

That worked well for Birmingham.

If the EFL don't slacken some of our transfer restrictions with a new owner (There's no guarantee they will) then we're going to struggle to build a squad that will be capable of bouncing back no matter who the manager is.

Spoke to pig fans in the week, they all thought we'd win because we've got more spirit and fight than them. Not today, too many shirkers and half hearted performances.

Mine certainly are.

Last time I sprayed DNA in public I ended up on the sex offenders register

I believe a club can spend over and above 60%/70% limit as long as the owner funds it via equity as opposed to Directors Loans.

It's part of their remit to see if any wrongdoings have been done and report on them. I presume it's then up to the relevant authorities to act on the findings if necessary.

He showed more in 15 minutes than Ugbo has all season.

How long before kick off do you normally have to arrive at Hardcore's to get a parking spot?

Isn't £50m of that owed by Sheffield 3. In which case it's not covered by the EFL 25p in the pound rule. The Administrators can pay NAP their £7m and DC doesn't have to get anything.

A well earned point, the players gave everything, some of them really need resting but unfortunately we don't have other options.

After a couple of years they moved to another farmers field on Drakehouse Lane. This one was bigger and flatter.

They had lads who signed for us and United. Kev Lancaster definitely played for the Throstles, then signed for us. Steve Ludlam a Wednesdayite signed for United, Dave Herbert a Unitedite signed for us.

Great days. The pitch was a field at Throstlenest Farm. That's where the name came from.

My fellow Wednesdayites are like no other supporters. When we're needed we're always there.

Over £7666 currently.

Done

Why you no do that when I ask. Bad customer.

Their fanbase is full of them. Including the full weight whopper currently in charge of their team.

You'd need to be sat on the kop to be in danger of an Ugbo shot.

He tripped over the edge of the AstroTurf on the way out and pulled his groin.