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@JohnDBell1985 He got us up the pitch plenty of times today using his pace. His end product needs improvement I’m not denying that but to say he’s weak as piss is laughable. We will agree to disagree on this one.

@swfc1712 Physical and athletic? He's weak as piss, and what about quality with the ball, because he's severely lacking in that department

I’d like to bring Adaramola back next season. #swfc

@JohnDBell1985 Potential is there he’s only young. He’s got the physical and athletic attributes to be a decent player in time and in league one he’d be very useful.

@swfc1712 I must be the only one who doesn't see what he brings, can't defend, no end product, doesnt really beat people! What does he do good that I dont see

Since the subs we’ve been decent. If kobacki could stay fit he will be useful in league one. #swfc

@AlexJPMiller @punkchef41 @SportSJA Well deserved Alex

Really chuffed to have been shortlisted for Regional Journalist of the Year at the @SportSJA awards for 2025. Local / regional journalism is really important. Covering the last 18 months at Sheffield Wednesday has been a responsibility I and others have taken very seriously. Beats working for a living. UTO.

@DaleJohnsonBBC Shame it’s Chansiri we’re dealing with as anyone else would do the sensible thing.

@swfc1712 Doesn't need to be off the books. If he waives a huge chunk of his loan he would get more back than he will do now with the 25p rule being passed.

Alex here reinforcing all the info I tweeted out on Wednesday. #swfc 👇

@ianherbs Supporters trust takeover would be the worst solution going… end of discussion

Why a Supporters Trust takeover could be the rescue solution for Sheffield Wednesday 💰Price tag of less than £20million could be affordable ❓ Less chance of new EFL 15-point deduction? 🇺🇸 Doubts about new US bidder passing EFL test Column: #SWFC #wawaw dailymail.co.uk/sport/football…

@AlexJPMiller You’d think it’s positive given they’ve been to hillsborough. Seems a long way for them to travel if things weren’t far off from moving to that stage.

🚨Understand members of Storch bid team have been at S6 today as discussions around the move to preferred bidder status continue. Would stress at this stage the understanding is that a deal is not yet complete to move to that stage. #SWFC🦉

I’d rather take the 15 point deduction than giving Chansiri any money. Let the new owners invest the 15 million into the club instead of that narcissist. #SWFC

@davidrichards What’s your opinion on the Storch bid? I don’t feel we know well enough to judge but you might know more than the rest of us.

Questioning whether the Ashley investment is “realistic”, the narrative shifts away from the central question supporters should care about. Which is simple. What level of capital does #swfc actually need to rebuild properly? If the club requires £100m+ to stabilise the ground, infrastructure and squad, then that should be the benchmark supporters judge bids against. Lowering expectations before the preferred bidder is even announced is normalising a much smaller level of ambition. Fans deserve clarity on the scale of investment being proposed, not speculation designed to manage disappointment later. Ashley himself sold Newcastle United F.C. for £305m after purchasing the club in 2007 for around £134m. The idea that he would not understand the economics of football ownership is absurd. Equally strange is the claim that investing £100m “isn’t his style”. Ashley built a retail empire and has repeatedly used scale, property and long-term asset value as part of his strategy. You do not buy a club like Wednesday for next year’s balance sheet. You buy it for the long-term upside.

@AlexJPMiller No chance this happens

🚨Understand a bid team led by Charlie Methven are among the parties interested in the acquisition of Sheffield Wednesday - but word is that time is against them when it comes to making a real go at it. Story as we have it👇 thestar.co.uk/sport/football… #SWFC🦉

@YesWeCrann Is it fair to say admin team have been a bit naive here? All great trying to get the best bid but there’s a big priority to get it complete in decent time..

They offered £47.8 million… Should’ve known there and then that it wouldn’t happen - that’s nuts.

@YesWeCrann Blatantly failed the fit and proper test and then come out with this… shame it’s dragged on this long but at least the process has done its job

Sheffield Wednesday fans have a right to feel very aggrieved by the withdrawal of the Bord consortium based on the cost… There’s a reason others bid significantly lower. And you can’t tell me that they’ve just now realised that Hillsborough was going to cost a fortune to fix.

Mike Ashley to stabilise us for a few years and then sell us on when we’re in a better place would be the best we can hope for. #SWFC

Pedersen needs to make a change ffs man #swfc

@MattTyper1 Welcome back Matt finally! 👏

@Colo_swfc06 Chris Sedgwick

Pound for Pound the only answer is Jordan Rhodes the utter fraud #swfc

@MattTyper1 First thing Bord and consortium should do when the takeover is complete is ban him from going.

@Skipper7994 @hirstclass People in that business get sued all the time. We don’t know the full story so we’re not in a position to jump on Bord. It’s funny how these articles appear to be coming from the same journo.

@swfc1712 @hirstclass It’s not normal to be sued for fraud at a football club… He might be completely innocent but this is a massive problem, how can he pass a Fit and proper test whilst under this?

- Prospective Sheffield Wednesday owner James Bord sued by former business partner Jonathan Cohen - Court documents in Nevada show Cohen seeking damages from Bord over terms of his investment in another club Bord owns, Córdoba CF - Bord "upset" by claims thetimes.com/sport/football…