ChinaOwl

No idea what the kid did but this sure trumps grounding him for a week.

Right now I would take Geoff Sheard and his aerial fitter!

He is obviously "part of the fabric" but what part of the fabric is he and what makes him so indispensable?

Go on then because I've often wondered. What is his actual roll at the club and why is he such an indispensable part of the furniture when all of the other key backroom staff come and go at such an alarming rate?

Can the supporters that are still owed a refund on season tickets file for administration?

Dad and brother will bail us out: "Collect ten labels from John West tuna special edition cans for your chance to be entered in a draw for playing contracts at Sheffield Wednesday".

I may be way off the mark with that post but I am not so sure you are right about Paixao. He comes across as cunning, underhand, dishonest and without ethics or morals in my mind but those type are rarely incompetent.

Tin foil hat territory I know, but I have long since wondered if the end game Amadeu Paixao was playing for is the bottom to fall out of the club and for him and his cronies to firstly milk Chansiri dry before picking up the club from the administrators at a fraction of its true worth. I can envisage ways that someone of Paixao's ilk could easily engineer a path to his desired outcome.

We will need some new "walk out music" for this. How about Last Post or summat?

He negotiated a £1 buy out clause.

Lincoln's not a bad day out.

I can only assume Paixao makes up 90% of the 1.4%

I honestly believe that the DECISION to sign him was actually worse than the signing itself. What I mean by that is if the finances were sufficiently robust to bring him on board, he was the type of player that may have gotten us promotion. However, we later discovered that the club were already on the brink of exceeding ffp limitations. The fans wouldn't have known this but the club must have as the board are in possession of a set of accounts. The position the club is now in emanated from what turned out to be a reckless gamble. It wasn't as though we actually needed to bring in

Limited edition "McGoldrick - Premier League Legend" mugs coming your way very soon.

Before laughing too loudly about Sunderland's plight, it is worth remembering that they entered League One with the remnants of a Premier League squad and were still receiving parachute payments. We are now entering League One with a threadbare squad and without that financial luxury. If Sunderland couldn't get out of the mess they found themselves in, what makes folks so sure we will fair any better? In fact as things stand right now, Rotherham are probably in a better position for a quick return to the Championship than us.