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I work as a turnstile operator,we have had an unexpected email from club saying we have been furloughed.
 
Mr chansiri as kindly agreed to pay extra 20 percent.
 
I work as a turnstile operator,we have had an unexpected email from club saying we have been furloughed.
 
Mr chansiri as kindly agreed to pay extra 20 percent.

Read here 👉👉https://bit.ly/2W0CAxl

Chris Waddle has opened fire again at the running of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, this time taking aim at the recruitment policy..

Read here 👉https://bit.ly/2ziU0xA

#Onthisday in 1966 #swfc beat Chelsea 2-0 in the FACup semi final in the mud at Villa Park Att. 61,321. Goals by McCalliog & Pugh. Heroics by Vic Mobley
 
Read HERE 👉👉 https://bit.ly/2S0mOS8

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 


 
 

Tell me about Andy McCulloch

Big Jack snapped of one of the most entertaining players I have seen in the famous Blue & White.
 
 

 
 
 
Best £100,000 I've seen spent by the Wednesday worth it for Boxing Day and that stunner at the Lane and a wonderful contribution to the 1979/80 promotion campaign and return to the second divsision. What a star Terry Curran.
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

What's the latest?
 
Who's he playing for now...or was he really injured?
 

Rate the kit..

Drove past the megastore car park yesterday and there are big lines of metal fencing/cones and a couple of gazebos set up. Does anyone know what's happening? Is a Coronavirus testing centre being set up? 
 
Or is this in preparation for the Gary Megson meet and greet?

Anyone got one of these?
 
https://footballtown.com/products/the-owl?_pos=1&_sid=87f337571&_ss=r
 
Wrong section I know but interested to know peoples thoughts on this. Popped up on my Facebook but never seen them before that.

Have we missed him since he left?

This is the best written account of the semi final win at Wembley you will ever read..
 
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-day-chris-waddle-ruled-sheffield-in-an-fa-cup-semi-final-at-wembley-t0rc8gkfg
 
 

Sheffield Wednesday's bitter dispute with the EFL will be heard in July.

Wednesday were charged in November over alleged breaches of the sale of Hillsborough

Full story here - https://bit.ly/2RMmdDm

Sheffield Wednesday legend Chris Waddle has hit back at the Sheffield Wednesday chairman Dejphon Chansiri.

Read in full here - https://bit.ly/3bioMor

EFL chairman Rick Parry addresses football fans around the country:

Read in full here - https://bit.ly/34NiiLR

Mine came against Arsenal,first day of march in 1969,we got hammered 0-5 ,John Radford and Bobby Gould did the honours.Radford scored 3,to almost utter silence,it was dead eary,like a practise match,very overcast day,low mist,two arse fans were right behind the goal at the leppings lane and just twirled their scarfes at every goal,We were absolute gash,arse just passed around us,like candy from a baby,50 odd years on and I can recall it like it was last weekend,Sammels was just on fire he must have laid on 4 of the goals with his incisive passes,what an awfull fecking day that was,I just wanted to lob my tea at the wall and scream

Steven Fletcher and Morgan Fox are still to sign contracts.
 
Lee Bullen gives an update..

Read more here - Steven Fletcher and Morgan Fox are still to sign contracts.
 
Lee Bullen gives an update..

Read more - https://bit.ly/2VbAjAe

"My own season’s been similar to the team’s, a little bit topsy-turvy," conceded Reach. "I’ve had some good moments and some not-so-good moments.
 
"Consistency has been a positive of my time at this club but this season let it down a bit.

"I think I’ve improved in areas and, if I can start each season a slightly better player or person, that’s good."

Adam Reach's comments in full - https://bit.ly/3emgv4X

The EFL has continued to hold constructive discussions over the Easter weekend with representatives of the PFA in respect of the issues created by the COVID-19 crisis, with a particular focus on Clubs in League One and League Two. In addition, the EFL held further talks with Clubs from those divisions at the end of last week.
 
The EFL and member Clubs recognise that each Club will hold individual discussions with players and that agreements will be reached at a local level. At the same time, Clubs in League One and League Two have acknowledged the strength of a collective approach to support and inform their decisions.
 
As a result of these discussions, it has been agreed that the EFL and PFA will form a working group of six Club captains/PFA delegates from League One and Two, supported by a representative nominated by the PFA, to engage in dialogue in respect of players’ wages.
 
While the working group will not be a formal negotiating body, it will help to ensure that players are fully informed as they continue to hold discussions with individual Clubs.
 
In establishing the new group, the EFL and PFA acknowledge the common problems faced by the League and member Clubs, and the need for all parties to be part of a solution. 
 
Dialogue with the working group will enable the League both to listen to the concerns of players and to explain the extent of the financial challenges. It will focus not just on the short term (May and June) but will address the medium-term position from the start of July onwards and into next season.
 
In order to deal with the most immediate payroll issue, the EFL is recommending to Clubs that local discussions are held with players in respect of the month of April only.
 
A compromise proposal has been agreed between the EFL and the PFA for those Clubs engaged in deferral negotiations with their players, meaning that, up to a maximum of 25% of players’ wages for April may be conditionally deferred within the following limits:
 
Players earning less than £2,500 per month will be paid in full the 25% reduction must not take any player below £2,500 per month.  
This is a recommendation and not a directive as there are Clubs who have stated no requirement to take immediate action at this time.
 
Further conditions may be agreed at a local level through discussions between individual Clubs and players.
 
The current position in respect of the Championship is that Clubs last week agreed to conduct wage negotiations with players at a local level, while making financial information available to support their position. 
 
A number of Championship Clubs have concluded agreements with players and others will be holding discussions this week.
 

Some fans are prone to turning around when belting out their Sheffield Wednesday chants.

They spin around, arms aloft, take a huge deep breath in, then sing their hearts out to those sat/stood behind them, arms aloft, and proud as a button.

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A SHEFFIELD footballing institution I miss it was so sad when it went online the banter waiting at newsagents with blunts fans if we had won & they lost & vice versa waiting in town after a game for it to arrive . Great memories..

imagine if we'd signed Eric Cantona when he came to Sheffield Wednesday on a very short trial?

Would that have changed our history? (pretty sure we wouldn't have been able to handle such a strong personality at SWFC - particularly under Trevor 'ruined the club' Francis)

Anyway - thought we'd try today to find out what the definitive story is as to why Eric Cantona didn't sign for us and went instead to Howard Wilkinson's Leeds United
 
 
Stories have been changed and different versions given by the same people over the years and it's been a frustrating thing trying to dig down to what actually went on. 
 
I'm going to post as many articles as I can in this thread with stories of why Eric didn't stay here. Feel free to dig in and post any that you can find, and let's see if we can get the definitive story why Eric Cantona didn't sign full time for Sheffield Wednesday FC.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Who remembers the old LED Sheffield Wednesday scoreboard at Hillsborough?
Here's a few photos we took over the years..

Sheffield Wednesday and England striker David Hirst..

For anyone too young to have seen this side or too young to have seen Sheffield Wednesday play in Europe let me introduce you to this match against Spora Luxembourg 
 
Watch the speed at which this side played, the accuracy of the passing, the way our wingers drifted past players, the sheer rapid pace of the players, particularly the strike force, and the clinical finishing for the goals. These aren't tap in's these are class goals fired in..

Also huge shout out to Alan Smith the Sheffield Wednesday physio for saving Paul Warhurst's life after he collapsed on the pitch having swallowed his tongue following a clash with the Spora goalkeeper.

All in all this video has it all. 

What a team. What a side. What a performance
 

TOP FOOTBALLERS Jacob and Josh Murphy are helping in the community during the coronavirus crisis by delivering Boots prescriptions to the elderly.
 
The kind-hearted twins, who are contracted to Newcastle and Cardiff, have been working as volunteers in Downham Market in Norfolk for the last two days.
 
The Murphys, 25, are back living with their parents in the town halfway between Peterborough and Norwich during the UK lockdown but wanted to help people in need..