EBRA

The Owls can confirm our player retention list following the conclusion of the 2021/22 season. Saido Berahino, Chey Dunkley and Sam Hutchinson will be released upon the expiry of their current contracts, while the club have exercised an option to retain Marvin Johnson. New contract offers have been made to Jack Hunt, Massimo Luongo, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Joe Wildsmith. Loanees Harlee Dean, Lewis Gibson, Tyreece John-Jules, Florian Kamberi, Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Olamide Shodipo and Jordan Storey return to their parent clubs. Sheffield Wednesday would like to thank all departing players for their services and wish them well for the future.

Ok … anyone got any insider info? Or picked up on lower league teams announcing one?

To be fair to DC - he’s always readily acceptable nothing is guaranteed in football. He always said we cut our cloth accordingly and have to accommodate a restructure based on league position. Accounts show wages falling and will have done again. Loans are the way forward for most League 1 clubs and we’re no different. Playing good football in front of big crowds should give us an edge to get the better players one hopes.

Knew a fair few in their end Friday … of course some will be on our end .. but not grouped together.

I never gave it but it got picked up for me - but when same guy said he’ll pick it up for me this time he said he needed permission - I suspect they will have a record of purchases to check

After the drama of last year with late accounts and unpaid wages, the Owls appear to be on top of things this time around, but the financial effects of the pandemic were clear to see as they saw their match receipts and associated turnover pretty much halved as it fell to £7,894,000 from £15,123,000 – meaning that the loss for the year - before taxation - is £25,780,000, even more than the £24,084,000 that was lost in 2020. Another major talking point from the document released today is that wages and salaries at the club fell dramatically from £30,036,000 to £21,135,000 - falling by almost £9m following the exits of many players last summer, and that specific fee is set to fall off a cliff completely in the next round of accounts given the further exits that followed relegation into League One. Another major talking point from the document released today is that wages and salaries at the club fell dramatically from £30,036,000 to £21,135,000 - falling by almost £9m following the exits of many players last summer, and that specific fee is set to fall off a cliff completely in the next round of accounts given the further exits that followed relegation into

Yes with permission - got someone to collect my Fleetwood a few month ago

Same situation selected print at home as they said would not send out so why pay £1 to pick up … got email with PDF print lol… annoying thing is can’t collect till sell out makes it tricky for me but will get them collected.

https://www.swfc.co.uk/news/2022/may/annual-accounts-published/ For wiser heads…

They think 35% of Sunderland season ticket holders have yet to buy

Playing MK in semi’s we’d expect our MK resident to be running an alternative ticket office! Any of our Geordie contingent able to pull a previous buying history out of blue and bagged 500 tickets lol Huge game Friday packed house at theirs or at least 42K+ and maybe 33.5k at ours - shame we can not fit 2k on bottom of Lep and give 3.3k we can seek in top tier to us.

I recall the absolute buzz around the ground when we played Leeds live on ITV .. place was rocking .. Not so much come the final whistle!