Andy

‘I quit my job as a professional footballer to become a policeman’ #LoveIsland

NEW PROMO FOR #SMITHPUELLO, JUNE 6 🎬 @daltonsmith08

#swfc best fans in the league right now and nobody can argue with it 👌🏻👏🏻💙

I’m so here for the Sheffield Wednesday fans continuing to sing when Stoke scored and just completely ignoring their goal😂😂😂 Not one reaction from them, brilliant😂👏👏

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"I'm hoping that one day, whatever it is, playing again or coaching, coaching the kids, whatever it is, this is my club and I love it." 😢 #SWFC

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See you in December @Reverend_Makers @CrookesSocial🕺

🔵 ⚪️ There’s no joy in seeing our club in administration. But there is relief in knowing that Dejphon Chansiri’s time at Sheffield Wednesday is over, and a new chapter can begin. Statement 👇🏻 #SWFC

🔵 ⚪️ A Call To Action. #SWFC

THANK YOU LONDON #OasisLive25

🟡⚫️ Banners at Hillsborough ⚫️🟡 The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust recently wrote to the club requesting clarity on whether supporters could bring fire rated, none-offensive protest banners into Hillsborough. Peaceful protest is a legal right. Across the country, supporters of many clubs have displayed banners – even in the darkest moments of ownership and mismanagement. It is part of football culture, part of fan expression, and part of what makes supporters the lifeblood of their clubs. Incredibly, Sheffield Wednesday Football Club has rejected this request. This stance is almost unprecedented. Even some of the most notorious football owners in the UK have never gone as far as to attempt to silence their own fans in this way. Hillsborough risks becoming the first stadium in the country where supporters are denied the right to display their opposition. Contrast this with Wrexham AFC, who initially blocked our banner request earlier this season. After listening to their fans and recognising how strongly the wider football community feels about the right to protest, they quickly rectified their decision. That is how a club connected to its community behaves. This decision is another clear echo of Dejphon Chansiri’s style of leadership: an unwillingness to listen, a refusal to engage, and a mindset that more resembles that of a dictator than the custodian of a proud community institution. Our club should not be run like a dictatorship. It belongs to the fans and the generations who have built its history. Silencing supporters will not make the problems go away. It only deepens the divide between the terraces and the boardroom. We urge all fans to continue to make their voices heard – inside and outside the stadium – until Dejphon Chansiri sells the club. #SWFC #EnoughIsEnough

Sheffield Wednesday’s youngsters did their club proud. If only the owner would. #SWFC

Sheffield Wednesday fans truly magnificent today. Always travel well. Non stop singing all game. Losing 2-0 and kept going and the team responsed to get a point 🙌 Top class away support 👍👍 #SWFC #fans #soccersaturday

the greatest songwriter of this generation.

Probably important to say that this isn’t on the players, or the manager, and we can keep saying that… This is a group of players and a manager who’ve been hung out to dry in a chaotic summer. They’ll keep giving everything, but everything will often not be enough. #SWFC 🦉⚽️

No Club should have to go through what Sheffield Wednesday are going through now, & what we all went through pre 2019. Their Club is a proud club, rich in history. They deserve better; their fans deserve better.

Thank you to @lcfc for enabling our protest today. Huge thanks to @foxestrust, @UFS2013, Leicester fans inside the ground, and the wider football community who have sent messages of support to us today 💙 #LEISHW #SWFC #LCFC

Thank you, London… See you in September #OasisLive25

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