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I must be the only person not bothered about parachute payments, I have an issue that they can spend this and then have greater allowed losses. Once down they must cut their cloth and at least break even on nett spend.
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12 minutes ago, Sensible Soccer said:
I agree to a point but it would need to go further… for me the wage bill must be less than the turnover of the club by some way. That way if the wealthy owner leaves the club can still support itself.
we were crippled by more than just rediculous spending on transfer fees… the wages is what did for us in the end as it did when we fell out the Prem all those years ago.
failure payments need to go though.
The owner wouldn't be able to leave without still been responsible for the debt, personal guarantees up front ect.
In our case the debt shouldn't have crippled us, I believe I read the interest payments were approximately £500k per year. One or 2 good players wages, our problem was we were so poorly managed.
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24 minutes ago, FreshOwl said:Meh, let teams spend what they bloody want
I agree with this, but at the same time no debt should be left with the club. Every team must break even at the end of the year, so if an owner wants to put £5, 10, 20 million in they can, but the debts with them not the club.
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Know someone who plays in that league and says there are teams in there with bugger 1st team budgets than some league 2 teams.
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I actually quite like the look of some of these teams.
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Sheffield Wednesday v Preston North End | 2020/21 Extended highlights
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Sheffield Wednesday v Preston North End | 2020/21 Extended highlights
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7 hours ago, quinnssweetshop said:
Bumped into Colin and his minder once at services on the M1, in reality, thoroughly decent bloke with a great sense of humour.
Please tell us that you called him Colin through out your conversation with him
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12 minutes ago, nbupperthongowl said:
2/3 rds I think
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Has anyone else noticed how they can't seem to call us Wednesday anymore? Noticed it with Wilder first but seems to becoming more prevalent amongst them. Has it always been like that and I've just noticed or is it new?
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I wouldn't say pleased with what I saw tonight more relieved at the result.
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Not read all the post, but for me its the lack of reaction from both players. Both just run off as if nothing happened. Then both looked confused as they were unsure of who was being called back. Strange, I would like a view from the north stand so I could see what the linesman saw though.
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Would be a massive loss, one of the most underrated players in the league. Hope it's not true.
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2 minutes ago, Sergeant Tibbs said:
Totally get the balanced view, but I think he'd totally outstayed his welcome.
Appreciate what he did in the first year, but a man who can't admit he was wrong, about anything, will end up upsetting a lot of people. I think he'll be booed, but not as much as his team were towards the end of his reign.
Anyway, we can stick it right up him and that will better than s million boos.
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I agree with you to be honest. It was more in terms of what kind of welcome here receives, there is no doubt he had made a mess of this season.
But if he'd have left at the end of last season (which he should have done) then opinions may have been different about him.
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2 minutes ago, Sergeant Tibbs said:
Well, he left us precariously hovering above the relegation zone, with an unfit and demotivated squad. Didn't prepare us for the Derby. I could go on.
Boos will be heard.
For a balanced view he also got us to Wembley playing great football and gave us our best league finish in a generation. Just wish he'd left it there in hindsight.
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Could his loss of pace (and there also timing) be due to the lack of fitness in the squad from the previous regime? I think he's done enough previously to be given time to prove himself (again) with improved fitness.
Edit. He needs to earn his place back first
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Good value, I don't go as often anymore ad I feel it is too expensive. So this gives me a chance to go where I feel like I am getting a good deal.
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I'm not for or against, but who people want to have as a replacement?
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Mentioned it before, but if they don't make the play offs then they have said they will refund half the season ticket money. That'd be a shame.
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Thought that was harsh, didn't go beyond the advertising boards. Fans just rushed to him. Not sure what he should have done to avoid it. See players celebrating much more enthusiastically than that every week, just with out the fans joining in on the pitch.
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I sold these on the north, don't remember them looking like that though. The ones I sold were square plain blue and flat. Weighed quite a bit used to knacker me out collecting them at the end. Never had to go on the pitch to collect them though.
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Have to agree with this
His size means you expect a certain manner of play, and it isn't one he really offers. His first touch and footwork (ie skill) is legitimately some of the best I've seen from any Wednesday player- but he lacks any pace or agility to take a huge advantage of this... meanwhile he's not great at heading or winning 50-50 aerial battles consistently. Not a great finisher but very smart when it comes to laying the ball off to people. Not really a 'traditional' target man and painfully slow, but somehow he does a job and he seems to have got better in the last month.
Keep it up big guy
I think this is probably the best summary of Nuihu I've seen. Lacking on the skill sets that are the most obvious (goals and pace) but good at the more unnoticed stuff. Also having someone who scores for fun next to him and all of a sudden his lack of goals and pace is not as critical.
Let's do something brilliant for a Wednesday-mad youngster this Christmas..
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