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I had season tickets back in the dark days of the 70's, this season's team reminds me far too much of those days. I hope we bounce back but fear that nearer 5th from the bottom of league 1 is where we'll actually be unless DC appoints a proper managerial structure and keeps himself and his son well away from footballing decisions.

Presumably this is the lot you want to see in the pub league as we play Saturday at 12.30.

Sure is, we'd be 10 points behind Derby with three games left. Personally I think we'll survive until Saturday when Colin will get to put the final nail in our coffin.

and from the press release ; "In addition, the competition will be built on a sustainable financial foundation with all Founding Clubs signing up to a spending framework. In exchange for their commitment, Founding Clubs will receive an amount of €3.5 billion solely to support their infrastructure investment plans and to offset the impact of the COVID pandemic." Want to bet how much of that money filters down .

Still better than the 21 points we managed from 42 games in the 74/5 season. Still remember that 4 nil home stuffing by Villa like it was yesterday.

I believe that's how it goes these days, hence there'll be a fair few L1 teams rubbing their hands at the though of playing the Wednesday at home next year.

Most people I think, I rang about mine a few months ago and was basically told "wait your turn"!

If you're an existing season ticket holder at Dingleland it's £265 for their Ponte End for next season, irrespective of whether they are in the Championship or Prem.

I remember that article well, as I do that season as I had a season ticket for the south stand then. It's still poignant today, I just doubt we'll ever see such honesty from a modern day manager due to the risk of being sued.

I always back Wednesday on my Super 6, usually to win at home and draw away, hence why I've never got near winning that £250k. Today I've gone 4 - 0 to the Dingles, although a victory today would be sweater than the £250k.

Given that Alex Mowatt has had his red card overturned and can play for the Dingles tomorrow, getting the coach driver to park our team coach infront of our goal would be the best tactic.

Dunfermline, lived and worked up there in the late 70's. Don't know which was worse, watching them, or coming back to visit parents in Sheffield and watching Wednesday in those dark days.

Huddersfield - D Barnsley - L Watford - L Cardiff - D QPR - W Bristol City - D Blackburn - D Middlesborough - L Forest - W Derby - W Swansea - L 13 points

Birmingham have just sacked Aitor Karanka, what's the chance they now start wining.