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They’ll not want to leave unless a Premier League club comes in for them. Even leaving aside the fact that they’re all on 3-4 year contracts, I can only see Dunk and Groß being sold.

He’s not a gambler; he takes calculated risks. There’s a big difference.

There’s been some decent performances, but no-one in our squad has been consistently good in the first 5 months to warrant a big offer from another team.

Who would you drop from our current starting 11 to make way for him?

Yes. And Pritchard got subbed off after about 55 mins due to being completely ineffective.

The same transfer window that we'd signed Bruno, Kuzczak, Spanish Dave, Orlandi, Crofts and Wayne Bridge on a season loan. It wasn't that bad, was it?

d) Timmy Hodges writes some incomprehensible and badly punctuated shit about it just to let us know that he was there and try and give the impression that he's important.

Why do people keep trotting this myth out? Apart from last season, when we didn't need to change much with 51 points from 23 when the window opened, we have made significant signings in every Jan window since 2013: Ulloa, Stephens, Kayal, Knockaert, Sidwell were all Jan signings,

Also on £120 000 a week. As for Wood, he is being out scored by Murray so far this season.

Mooy is a good player that I hoped we might try to sign at the time, but with the benefit of hindsight, Pascal Groß has (so far) been a better signing, even without taking into account that he cost £5m less.

Even with the benefit of hindsight, I can't think of a single signing made by another mid/lower table club that I'd wished our recruitment team had identified and signed.

I'd be excited to hear that Brighton had signed someone for £11m, then incredibly disappointed and perplexed to find out it was Pritchard. The bloke has been injured most of this season and did very little for Norwich last year. What's he done to make people think that he could step up and make...

And if he doesn't start scoring - which is more likely since he doesn't score much at Championship level - we'll have just spunked half of our striker budget on a bloke that about 98% of our fans think is a wanker.

Would you have sex with the Charlton/Wednesday CEO though?

There is if the egotistical chairman gets bored with owning a football club and decides to cut his losses and start asset stripping. Do you really think that this ex Charlton bird has been brought in to implement popular decisions? Would give her one though.

King of Thailand big fan of Sheffield Wednesday and a Kop season ticket holder was he? Minutes applauses during games only occur for deaths of significant former players or high profile fans that have done a load for the club. Ceremonies before games are generally only observed for Remembrance...

No, you muppet, it didn't work. It was coincidental to Leicester having some really talented players and a manager that could get the best out of them. As for going 'too far', a pre kick off 2 minute silence and memorial song played on the big screen for the king of Thailand crosses the line...

Just to summarise what I said above. Chansiri does not give a flying **** about Sheffield Wednesday. Stop kissing his arse and get yourselves organised and get him out of your club before it's too late. It may mean short term pain but you're Massive enough to be able come back.

Our dodgy 14/15 season was mainly due to the appointment of a disaster zone of a manager and a couple of questionable transfer dealings. Once Hyppia left, we were able to pull out of the bottom three and, although it wasn't spectacular to watch, Hughton did enough to keep us comfortably safe and...

I heard it gets moist in the presence of fat men with beards.