Dejphon Chansiri indicates major change in financial direction for Sheffield Wednesday

[Guest Grandad]

https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/sheffield-wednesday/dejphon-chansiri-indicates-major-change-in-financial-direction-for-sheffield-wednesday-3321257

 

[Guest OwlPastie]

He's basically locked his wallet in a safe then. 

[0742]

He won't spend and won't sell.

 

Great.

 

[Morepork]

[pat blondeau]

2 minutes ago, 0742 said:

He won't spend and won't sell.

 

Great.

 

And still has a dig at the fans about it 

[Morepork]

Pretty sure Brentford managed not to breach FFP rules, be self sustainable and get promoted……ambition-less b@stards!!! 

[sacré bleu]

Probably be ground sharing with the pigs before long.

[Bouncing Owl]

Issues at the club were all pre-pandemic. No excuses!

[agentwalker]

He's right though, you often get

• A team having a random season and come out of nowhere pushing for promotion.
• A team relegated from the prem throwing their parachute payments around
• A team spending above their means going for it
• A team with a 10 year plan of buying a selling and slowly building up

Fans were happing for him to throw the cash around at the time and it failed for various reason.

 

I don't think the fans are patient enough to allow anyone to have a 10 year+ plan to get everything in place, that's the reality

 

 

[TheEnchanter]

I don't understand him at all. 

 

Basically he's having a go at EFL and fans. He states if we want to get to the Prem that he HAS to break the rules. Which is BS. He also states that if we are run sustainably we won't be able to get promoted which is BS. How can you be so unsustainable and call it 'risk'. It's actually severe mismanagement thats setting us back years. But yes he's learning now. 

 

Oh and apparently the cashflow of the club matters now even though as customers our money didn't used to mean anything. 

[Groundhopping Owl]

The majority of clubs who get promoted to the PL don’t have an “issue” with FFP. There are plenty of clubs who’ve never received a parachute payment who still managed to get promoted without an “issue” with FFP.

 

I’ve never been concerned about a lack of ambition, it’s lack of competence at the top that has held us back.

[TheEnchanter]

2 minutes ago, Bouncing Owl said:

Issues at the club were all pre-pandemic. No excuses!

 

This. He's used Covid as a get out and an excuse. Cowardly neglect. 

[mogbad]

One way of helping to make the club self sustainable is to make sure your brightest prospects are well looked after and tied down well before their contracts expire.
 

Thus ensuring the club generates a tidy sum should they be sold on.

Edited July 24, 2021 by mogbad

[Noleafclover]

3 minutes ago, pat blondeau said:

And still has a dig at the fans about it 

Not really a dig though is it? Just honest. We would all moan if the club were just happy to stay mid table in L1 for the next few seasons. 

[TheEnchanter]

2 minutes ago, agentwalker said:

He's right though, you often get

• A team having a random season and come out of nowhere pushing for promotion.
• A team relegated from the prem throwing their parachute payments around
• A team spending above their means going for it
• A team with a 10 year plan of buying a selling and slowly building up

Fans were happing for him to throw the cash around at the time and it failed for various reason.

 

I don't think the fans are patient enough to allow anyone to have a 10 year+ plan to get everything in place, that's the reality

 

 

 

Fans were happy because they weren't expecting his strategy to break the rules in the way it did. No one presumed he'd be so awful at financial decision making. Plus he kept it silent about embargo's and club strategy around spending. Pulling the wool over and lying to fans then blaming them. No one knew he was capable of that in the first couple of seasons. 

[Guest HillsboroughOwlNI]

6 minutes ago, Morepork said:

Pretty sure Brentford managed not to breach FFP rules, be self sustainable and get promoted……ambition-less b@stards!!! 

Yes, but the Brentford owner also has business acumen. Ours is a muppet.

[talon]

Actually sounds rather sensible to me, although it’s a pointless exercise trying to explain the irrational expectations of fans. 
Personally, I’d rather a long term project which involves spending  far less on players wages and agents fees, and considerably more on facilities and infrastructure, particularly at youth and U23 level, training ground and data analytics etc.

[SallyCinnamon]

Don’t believe a word he says 

[agentwalker]

5 minutes ago, TheEnchanter said:

 

Fans were happy because they weren't expecting his strategy to break the rules in the way it did. No one presumed he'd be so awful at financial decision making. Plus he kept it silent about embargo's and club strategy around spending. Pulling the wool over and lying to fans then blaming them. No one knew he was capable of that in the first couple of seasons. 

yep.

 

Or is this as case of Att Chansiri actually running the show, now dad's stepping in to clean up the poo show 

 

[Spondon Owl]

7 minutes ago, Noleafclover said:

Not really a dig though is it? Just honest. We would all moan if the club were just happy to stay mid table in L1 for the next few seasons. 

Can't say that on here. It's a positive thing for my club that we'll be less of a basket case in terms of beyond our means spending.

 

Whats the alternative? Oblivion.