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mesmerised
24 Oct 25 14:05
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if you think you support a club with bad owners, just be grateful you don't have the type of clowns running your club that have been running Sheffield Wednesday the last few years, Kind Regards.

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By:
mega88
When: 24 Oct 25 14:14
It's all a bit fishy to me
By:
The Dragon
When: 24 Oct 25 14:26
sad news..hopefully it will be rsolved successfully
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 24 Oct 25 14:28
Yep good luck to Sheffield Wednesday.

Phoenix from the flames time!
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MALAY
When: 24 Oct 25 15:11
admin is a lot better than liquidation no need for phoenix
By:
Crisp77
When: 24 Oct 25 19:42
I stopped watching Sheffield Wednesday when I started working early shifts on Thursday.
By:
salmon spray
When: 25 Oct 25 09:53
Interestingly when I became old enough to be aware of these things (mid 50s) Thursday was definitely early-closing day in Sheffield. of course it may have changed since the 19th century.
When I was growing up all we young boys supported United or Wednesday.It would have been unthinkful for anybody to support Man Utd or Liverpool.
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stu
When: 25 Oct 25 12:05
Thinking whether this makes Sheff Wed a decent bet today - home to Oxford who are the second lowest side.

The fans might well give a rallying support for their side here today, and it's a new era whichever way you look at it - I'd see a home win fairly likely in fact.
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LoyalHoncho
When: 25 Oct 25 12:17
salmon, my Grandad used to rave on about he would go to see Hibs at home one Saturday and Hearts at home the next.  And I heard it often from others too as I grew into football.  They won the Scottish title six or seven times between them in the fifties, so you can see the logic. Then the “bovver” seventies came along and the opposite became the norm. I well remember changing ends at half time, orderly lines of opposing fans passing each other with little incident.  Telling kids that today is like telling them we used to go into a red box to use a phone!
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stu
When: 25 Oct 25 12:19
*correction for Oxford lowest side just above relegation places I meant to say
By:
stu
When: 25 Oct 25 12:19
joint with Sheff U interestingly
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MALAY
When: 25 Oct 25 13:55
LoyalHoncho25 Oct 25 12:17Joined: 28 May 10 | Topic/replies: 18,217 | Blogger: LoyalHoncho's blog
salmon, my Grandad used to rave on about he would go to see Hibs at home one Saturday and Hearts at home the next.  And I heard it often from others too as I grew into football.  They won the Scottish title six or seven times between them in the fifties, so you can see the logic. Then the “bovver” seventies came along and the opposite became the norm. I well remember changing ends at half time, orderly lines of opposing fans passing each other with little incident.  Telling kids that today is like telling them we used to go into a red box to use a phone!
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Great post honcho, i know people who were quite bitter, but who loved football that much they would go and watch lisbon lions
By:
stu
When: 25 Oct 25 15:37
oh dear, looks like Weds are already down - 0-2 at home to Oxford Cry
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 25 Oct 25 16:39
I STILL revere the Lisbon Lions.  One of the all time highlights of my football life and education.  And I’m not a Celtic man either.
I STILL have it on my telly library and watch it every so often.
Absolutely fantastic.
Without Sarti Celtic win 6-1!!!!!
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 03 Nov 25 16:20
Ashley of Toons ownership put in a bid!!!
Laugh
By:
Crisp77
When: 03 Nov 25 16:44
Might change the name to Sheffield Sports Direct, open Thursday to Wednesday.
By:
LoyalHoncho
When: 03 Nov 25 16:50
He’ll asset strip it somehow.
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 03 Nov 25 22:30
For all of fat Ashley's faults he might do a decent
job of getting sheff wed back on track.

He was a poor owner for Newcastle in that he didnt
have a clue what his asset was worth and how to grow it.

But at least he didn't add to our debts

If he's learnt even a little bit from his time at newcastle
then sheff we'd could do OK, if you don't mind spurts direct
adverts plastered all over the place
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