Todd Bailey

It’s been emotional 🥹

@UKBackintheDay2 What a time to be alive. This made getting up in a morning so much funnier!!!

Once upon a time, breakfast television was worth watching…

@KMC_1889 We really don’t. Believe me. I grew up in that generation and the majority of us see it as the biggest ‘fall off’ you could’ve predicted. All from decades of mis management. His point is that for many of the younger generation, we’ve been shite!! Bit odd wanting us to go bust…

They played 2 games against Spora Luxembourg and Kaiserslautern and they go off like they’re Bayern or Madrid. This is why most of the EFL can’t wait to see them go bust.

Rosenior might not see out the evening as Chelsea gaffer let alone the end of the season.

@ellufc No prejudice. He was just absolutely shite.

or maybe it’s because you were doing things like this after losing 4-0 at home

@jakerowl1 Di Canio. He was just so maverick. And Beni was absolutely quality an all.

Proper want to get back to the days of arguing about who should be playing and in what position. Them days where we argued over two really good players. For nostalgia purposes who was better Di Canio or Carbone? #SWFC

@Afoxich It was miles better back then.

If you didn’t witness these nights I can’t tell you how good they were. So much quality and so exciting!

@BBCMOTD Don’t worry I’m sure the @EFL will find more reasons to take more points off us.

Things could get a lot worse for Sheffield Wednesday 😬

@FBAwayDays Sheffield Wednesday without a shadow of a doubt. Try following them for the last 40 years.

Which team is the most depressing to support in England?

Went on a bit of a rant on telly comparing how Chelsea & Sheffield Wednesday have been dealt with

@YesWeCrann This cannot happen.

Speaking to dr.dk, Henrik Pedersen says that his expectation is that he'll be in charge of Sheffield Wednesday next season. thestar.co.uk/sport/football…

It is however hard not to feel like the @EFL are flexing their ‘muscles’ of governance when the club is at its very lowest. Where were they to implement governance when our owner was carrying on how he was? There was very little from them then.

@EFL whilst I agree that the integrity of the league and rules have to be maintained, all you continue to do now is punish the supporters of this football club who have been left helpless from the poor running of our former owner. Do the right thing. We’ve been punished enough.

A really positive thread 🧵

@shez_1991 @MRH8Faberge We have the same memories / trauma lads 😂

@MRH8Faberge @therealtbailey 5 at half time i think wernt it? Remember me dad draggin me back up herries rd before half time to car 😂

Otegbayo is one of the worst I’ve ever seen in a Wednesday shirt and I had used to have to watch Maddix and Westwood at centre half.

Maybe I am getting old, but my current ask of anyone who takes over my beloved football club is a) cherish it, b) have a credible and deliverable plan and c) stop us being a laughing stock. If Storch/Storch/Costin can deliver that, they will have my total support

Good luck to the Storch consortium, encouraging words so far. 🤞 Up the owls. 🦉

@swfc Bloody good luck to them. Also personally delighted to see our previous owner getting less cash back. Even him getting a £1 feels too much for me,

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club – Update on Sale Process. 🔗 swfc.co.uk/news/2026/marc…

@AlanBiggs1 @MrPaulPashley That’s my thinking Alan. Mike Ashley knows the game. Also knows the ‘value’ of the club. No way in a million years that clubs worth close to £50m. Insane.

@MrPaulPashley Or maybe he wants to spend his money where it really counts?

Reports that the David Storch consortium have bid higher for #SWFC than Mike Ashley echo what my sources were predicting privately. The latter, as a known owner here, probably gets quicker clearance. But admin has a prime duty to creditors. A tricky call.

There are increasing reports, echoed by @AlanBiggs1, that the David Storch consortium has submitted a higher bid for Sheffield Wednesday than Mike Ashley. That creates a dilemma for the administrators. Their legal duty is clear. They must maximise returns for creditors. But football clubs are not normal businesses. The buyer also needs the financial strength to stabilise and rebuild the club. I have said repeatedly that Sheffield Wednesday requires at least £100 million of investment almost immediately. Not over time. Not through hopeful projections. Real capital. Against that backdrop, some of the commentary circulating recently is frankly absurd. Stories of £4 million being spent on the stadium and safe standing at the Leppings Lane end miss the scale of the problem entirely. That kind of money barely scratches the surface of what is required to modernise Hillsborough and rebuild the club properly. Mike Ashley may not be everyone’s preferred owner, but two things are undeniable. He has the cash. And he has the commercial leverage. It is worth remembering that Ashley reportedly explored a bid for Meadowhall last year. If someone with that scale of retail and property experience were involved in the area, it is not difficult to imagine a completely different vision. A modern stadium integrated with transport access, parking and surrounding commercial development across that vast footprint. Whether that specific idea ever happens is beside the point. The point is scale. There is no comparison between a bid backed by real financial firepower and one built on optimism and future promises. Sheffield Wednesday has suffered enough from the latter. For the sake of the long-suffering supporters, one hopes the administrators eventually follow the line often attributed to Churchill: “You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing, after they have exhausted all the other possibilities.” Let’s hope we are close to that moment. #swfc