Interesting. What's the source? Anybody else think the premier league loan is going to kick the can down the road for several clubs who plan on gambling on reaching the promised land?
I like the last paragraph. "Trying to avoid a return to league 1." Makes them sound like perennial strugglers and not the MASSIVE football powerhouse they actually are.
They've been the same since the 70s when they had a shiny big ground but found themselves in Div 3. They were a right bunch of arrogant tossers, too big for this league etc. Out of the 2 preferred the Blunts but Wednesday no chance
I think they suffer from not being a fashionable club. I don't like Leeds but given the choice I'd rather play for Leeds if I were a footballer.
The points deduction was based upon Financial Statements for the 3 years to 31 July 2018. Companies are allowed 12 months to submit their Financial Statements to Companies House. Therefore, Sheffield Wednesday should have submitted their Financial Statement for the year to 31 July 2019 by 31 July 2020. They have not yet done so. That suggests to me that there is yet more bad news in those Financial Statements, and that they do not want to submit them because they will also have to notify the FL authorities. My guess is that Sheffield Wednesday are in a huge mess of Chansiri's making. It is another indication that running a tight ship is by far the best policy. Thank goodness for the Cryne family and the current consortium at Oakwell.