Just how big are MASSIVE Wednesday?

[Motogull]

I bet they wouldn't mind being trapped a little longer:

"Since he introduced Garry Monk as his latest manager in September 2019 another season has been wasted, trapped in Championship purgatory after a campaign which teased at the play-offs but delivered a relegation battle."

From November last year: https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/spo...iscuss-all-things-sheffield-wednesday-3027061

 

[ac gull]

Burton away and Cheltenham away next season - both massive games for them

 

[Hamilton]

Next season League One could possibly have, Massive, Wayne Rooneys Derby, Sunderland,#tw@s, Wigan Wimbledon, Charlton and Blackpool, all who have been Premier League teams in the not too distant past. Or are traditionally big clubs.

That is an extraordinary line up.

 

[ac gull]

and Burton if they carry on form levels of last three months next season will finish above all of them

 

[GREASED WEASEL]

Next season League One could possibly have, Massive, Wayne Rooneys Derby, Sunderland,#tw@s, Wigan Wimbledon, Charlton and Blackpool, all who have been Premier League teams in the not too distant past. Or are traditionally big clubs.

And not forgetting previous winners of the UEFA Cup

Ipswich Town

And probably Bolton Wanderers

 

[lawros left foot]

That is an extraordinary line up.

I forgot Bolton as well, who could possibly get promoted from the League 2.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Next season League One could possibly have, Massive, Wayne Rooneys Derby, Sunderland,#tw@s, Wigan Wimbledon, Charlton and Blackpool, all who have been Premier League teams in the not too distant past. Or are traditionally big clubs.

Matches can be viewed on Sky's new channel Premier League Gold.

 

[Weststander]

In January 2019 SWFC launched the 1867 Club Scheme. Asking supporters for a one off £455 payment, over and above their s/t charges, in return getting their first EPL season’s s/t for ‘free’ should they ever be promoted.

Separate to this, many supporters have paid for s/t’s years in advance under their Multi-Season Scheme.

Crikey, they’re badly run.

Reminds me of Leeds under Risdale issuing a £60m bond secured against the next 25 years s/t income, essentially a mortgage. Blowing all the cash then in transfer fees and wages, afterwards paying 8% interest for 25 years and repenting at leisure. A major reason behind their financial downfall.

Highlighting again what a sound duo we have in TB and PB.

 

[Gwylan]

And not forgetting previous winners of the UEFA Cup

Ipswich Town

And probably Bolton Wanderers

In fact, all ten clubs mentioned have won the FA Cup in the past - it's going to be a hell of a league

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

In fact, all ten clubs mentioned have won the FA Cup in the past - it's going to be a hell of a league

Winning the FA cup in the dim and distant past as a one off, perhaps, doesn’t mean you’re any good now. Your players, manager, coaching and so on NOW is what matters.

 

[Gwylan]

Winning the FA cup in the dim and distant past as a one off, perhaps, doesn’t mean you’re any good now. Your players, manager, coaching and so on NOW is what matters.

It's not all that dim and distant, five of them have won the FA Cup since I've been watching football

But I was referring to the fact that one of them had won the UEFA Cup when all of them have had domestic pedigree.

 

[Frankworthington]

In January 2019 SWFC launched the 1867 Club Scheme. Asking supporters for a one off £455 payment, over and above their s/t charges, in return getting their first EPL season’s s/t for ‘free’ should they ever be promoted.

Separate to this, many supporters have paid for s/t’s years in advance under their Multi-Season Scheme.

Crikey, they’re badly run.

Reminds me of Leeds under Risdale issuing a £60m bond secured against the next 25 years s/t income, essentially a mortgage. Blowing all the cash then in transfer fees and wages, afterwards paying 8% interest for 25 years and repenting at leisure. A major reason behind their financial downfall.

Highlighting again what a sound duo we have in TB and PB.

Totally agree

Yet people still expect the club to spend £40 million on a striker!!

 

[Machiavelli]

Just had a Sheff Wed fan on 6-0-6. Guess which word he used TWICE to describe his team?

 

[Icy Gull]

Just had a Sheff Wed fan on 6-0-6. Guess which word he used TWICE to describe his team?

Feeble?

 

[A1X]

Just had a Sheff Wed fan on 6-0-6. Guess which word he used TWICE to describe his team?

****ed?

 

[Machiavelli]

massive

 

[maresfield seagull]

Is there a term for Almost Massive ?

 

[Invicta]

Be nice for League One clubs next season when Wednesday bring their 30k away fans to each game

 

[Simster]

Just had a Sheff Wed fan on 6-0-6. Guess which word he used TWICE to describe his team? [emoji38]

I was listening at the time and had a hearty chuckle at this. To be fair, he also described Derby, Sunderland and Portsmouth as MASSIVE.

Obviously only Wednesday and Portsmouth are proper MASSIVE though, both on a par with Liverpool and Man Utd.

 

[jakarta]

Just had a Sheff Wed fan on 6-0-6. Guess which word he used TWICE to describe his team?

Ah the old Trick Question, he used Two Words, VIRTUALLY RELEGATED.