A New Group of Attention Seekers

[Billysboy]

2 hours ago, Chelters said:

Rob Staton retweeting Maguire’s incorrect tweet now. Can’t be arsed.

Why not do some research, no chance, it just comes across as another negative the way Maguire tweets it so job done where Statons concerned. It's one vicious cycle with the local media, stalk, twitter or whatever  it's called now, local journalists get fuck all out of the club so they pedal shit like this... makes me sick.

[Tylluan]

26 minutes ago, Ozzie said:

Its either pigs = destabilise us

If it is then I'd actually have to admire them for thinking it through and the execution. But if it was then they could never claim the kudos and adulation or it would cause WW3. 

34 minutes ago, Ozzie said:

fake Yank = get us on the cheap

He couldn't afford us if Chansiri put us up for a quid. He's the equivalent of that Nigerian mobile phone seller that kicked the tyres down at the Sty.

[Tylluan]

2 hours ago, Chelters said:

Rob Staton retweeting Maguire’s incorrect tweet now. Can’t be arsed.

Can't Chansiri's legal team get Maguire to retract and issue an apology for spreading false information?

Get him under harming Sheffield 2's business reputation?

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

11 minutes ago, Tylluan said:

Can't Chansiri's legal team get Maguire to retract and issue an apology for spreading false information?

Get him under harming Sheffield 2's business reputation?

Thing is I responded similarly to what Chelts did and he acknowledged my point that it was basically the same accounts 

[Skamp]

From The Wednesday Sing FB page

 

Copy and pasted from owlstalk

Up to 8th May 2021
 

January 2015 - Chansiri takes over Sheffield Wednesday Football Club

Jan 2015 -    First involvement - the signing of Sergiu Bus, Marnick Vermijl and Filipe Melo.
Apr 2015 -    Chief buddhist 'blessed' the ground.
May 2015 -    Three 'advisors' appointed - Glenn Roeder, Paul Senior and Adam Pearson. All three left within months.

11th June 2015 - Stuart Gray SACKED as manager
Jun 2015 -    Signed Darrly Lachman, Marco Matias, Lewis Price, Lewis McGugan, Rhoys Wiggins, Modou Sougou
30th June 2015 - Carlos Carvalhal HIRED as manager
Jul 2015 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £360 to £395
12th November 2015 - Chansiri announces Paul Senior and Jonathan Hill have left SWFC - Time in job 7 months

17th December 2015 - Chansiri issues statement saying Glenn Roeder has left SWFC - Time in job 7 months
May 2016 -    Losses of £11m announced
May 2016 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 15/16 season - up from £23.57 to £31.11
Jan 13th  2016 - Chief Operating Officer Paul Bell leaves SWFC 
Jan 2016 -    Club badge of 40+ years changed. Fans not consulted
Jun 2016 -    Signed Jake Kean, Almen Abdi, Urby Emanuelson, Morgan Fox
Jul 2016 -    Lewis McGugan frozen out
Jul 2016 -    Stripes ditched from the shirt. Fans not consulted. Replica kits not for sale until after season has started.
Jul 2016 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £395 to £415
Jul 2016 -    Membership price up from £30 to £50
Aug 2016 -    Bizarre squad numbering announced

16th August 2016 - Chansiri releases statement saying Forestieri had apologised to him for refusing to play against Norwich
Sep 2016 -    Golden elephants placed outside of South Stand for good luck
Oct 2016 -    Two minutes silence for the recently deceased King of Thailand
Nov 2016 -    Puts CHANSIRI in place of SWFC on the North Stand seats

13th January 2017 - Sam Winnall signs for SWFC 
1st February 2017 - Jordan Rhodes signs on loan but then made permanent deal for reported club record 8 to 10 million pounds
24th March 2017 - Club announce fan has won competition to design new 3rd kit - it's not made available until December that year

May 2017 -    Losses of £20m announced
May 2017 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 16/17 season - up from £31.11 to £33.26
June 20th 2017 - Academy manager/boss Dean Ramsdale leaves SWFC
Jun 2017 -    Signed George Boyd, Joost van Aken, Joey Pelupessy
Jul 2017 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £415 to £455
July 2017 - Numerous Newspapers report that bids of over £2million turned down for George Hirst by the Chairman
Jul 2017 -    Daily Mail reports that George Hirst has been frozen out at the club.
Jul 207 - George Hirst leaves for free.
Jul 2017 -    Kit Delay - Replica kits not for sale until two months after season has started
Aug 2017 -    Club1867 announced. A bronze plaque for £1,500, with a 'free' 3-year season ticket upon promotion to PL
Aug 2017 -    DTaxis and Elev8 announced as kit sponsors
Sep 2017 -    Cakeball

29th September 2017 - Club announce ltd edition Seikonda watch 

24th December 2017 - Carlos Carvalhal SACKED 

24th December 2017 - Lee Bullen appointed interim manager
2nd January 2018 - Chansiri offers supporters the option of a conditional refund on 2017/18 Season Tickets
Jan 2018 - Chansiri reveals condition of season ticket refund are a ban from all future season ticket and membership applications and forfeit of accrued loyalty points

5th January 2018 -  Jos Luhukay HIRED as SWFC manager
Jan 2018 -    Katrien Meire appointed Chief Executive at SWFC

7th February 2018 - John Redgate stands down from board of directors
Feb 2018 -    Fans polled regarding ticket prices and squad investment. 70% voted for ticket prices and squad investment to stay at current levels, 30% voted for lower ticket prices and promotion of youth players
Mar 2018 -    Losses of £21m announced
Apr 2018 -    Sean Clare frozen out over contract dispute. Leaves for free

30th June 2018 - New kit put on sale at Owls in The Park - but only the £99 pro-fit version available to buy

24th July - Football Supporters Federation calls SWFC ticket prices ‘eyewatering’
Jul 2018 -    Membership price up from £50 to £90
Jul 2018 -  Kit Delay  - Normal price Replica kits not for sale until after season has started
Aug 2018 -    No pre-season player signings for first time since pre-WWII. Youth players promoted into the first team squad
Aug 2018 -    Banned BBC Radio Sheffield from covering games, charging fans £4.50 a month to sign up to club radio instead
Aug 2018 -    Fans told that a transfer embargo has been lifted, having not been told we were in one to start with
19th December 2018 - Chansiri says to fans (at the fans forum) “I tell you now, your money doesn’t cover anything”
19th December 2018 - Chansiri tells fans “I will put this club on the market and I believe many people will want to buy,” (reported in Guardian)
19th December 2018 - Chansiri says re Hutchinson “I’ve just extended Sam’s contract last season and why he doesn’t play, I don’t know.”

19th December 2018 - Chansiri: “I’m not going to sack JL today. 
21st December 2018 - Jos Luhukay SACKED. Time in job - 11 months

21st December 2018 - Lee Bullen appointed interim manager
2nd January 2019 - Steve Bruce HIRED as new SWFC manager but doesn't start immediately
22nd January 2019 - Chansiri relaunches the previously failed Club1867 
1st February 2019 - Steve Bruce finally starts his job as SWFC manager

11th February 2019 -    Chief Executive Katrien Meire leaves the club. Time in job 1 year
April 30th 2019 - Chansiri issues statement congratulating Sheffield United on promotion to the Premier League

June 2019 - club under another transfer embargo which isn’t communicated to fans 
Jul 2019 -    Profit of £2.5m announced, helped by the sale of the ground to Chansiri for £60m

15th July 2019 - Steve Bruce walks out of SWFC  - Time in job 6 months

July 2019 - threatens legal action over Newcastle over Bruce. And allegedly asks Newcastle to send us two players on loan.

6th September 2019 - Garry Monk HIRED as new manager
14th November 2019 -    Charged with misconduct by EFL over ground sale being included in the wrong set of accounts to escape P&S rules

19th December 2019 - Guardian publishes article saying three of SWFC's major sponsors aren't commercially active
Jan 2020 -    Unveiling of 10 year season tickets
Jul 2020 -    Finished 16th in Championship, three places lower than when Chansiri took over
Jul 2020 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 19/20 season - highest in club history - £33.33
Jul 2020 -    Deducted 12 points over sale of ground

August 2020 - HIRED - a whole new backroom staff for Garry Monk 

7th October 2020 - Media reports Chansiri has secured a debt against Hillsborough Stadium

4th November 2020 - 12 point deduction reduced to 6 points

5th November 2020 - Chansiri "Sometimes you think too big about yourselves. Sheffield Wednesday, actually is not that big."

9th November 2020 - Garry Monk SACKED. Time in job  - 15 months

9th November 2020 - Garry Monk's backroom staff SACKED

13th November 2020 - Tony Pulis HIRED as new manager
17th December 2020 - PFA called in over reports from SWFC players of not being paid

21 December 2020 - The Star reports that SWFC are yet to file their accounts for 2018/9 season (5 months after ext deadline of 31st July)

28th December 2020 - Tony Pulis SACKED- Time in job - just 45 days
28th December 2020 - Neil Thompson appointed interim manager

31st December 2020 - Chansiri announces there is a cashflow problem affecting season ticket refunds and player wages

31st December 2020 - Publicly criticises Tony Pulis to the media.
31st December 2020 - Chansiri says he's been inundated with applications for the manager's job.

January 2021 - Public spat with club advisor Erik Alonso. Chansiri "He’s one of my advisors, and has worked with me for a while now"
January 2021 - The Sun reports Chansiri's advisors are chasing different managerial targets (Alonso believed to want Paul Cook)
January 27th 2021 - Erik Alonso tweets he's walked way from SWFC "Due to forces around the club, it became untenable to continue"
8th February 2021 - Chansiri turns down £30m bid for SWFC from indonesian backers fronted by Erik Alonso

February 2021 - Game called off because of a problem with the boiler

February 2021 - Liam Shaw signs pre-contract with Celtic
20th January 2021 - Owls announce new supporter engagement strategy
1st  March 2021 - Chansiri : “There is nothing wrong with the accounts, it’s going to be fine.” when asked why not published yet

8th May 2021- Chansiri gets SWFC relegated because the accounts were entered into an incorrect year, thus giving us a penalty of -6 points 

NOTE - There's LOADS more and this needs updating

[Ozzie]

29 minutes ago, Tylluan said:

Can't Chansiri's legal team get Maguire to retract and issue an apology for spreading false information?

Get him under harming Sheffield 2's business reputation?

Gi Staton a kickin whilst he's at it 

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

Just now, Ozzie said:

Gi Staton a kickin whilst he's at it 

I think it was Alex Miller I had a twitter conversation with at the time the main accounts were released, asking why they didn't get a local accountant to put their view across. He had quoted Richard Murphy an academic at Sheff Uni and I suggested why get views from a lecturer that never do real life stuff 

[Ozzie]

9 minutes ago, Skamp said:

From The Wednesday Sing FB page

 

Copy and pasted from owlstalk

Up to 8th May 2021
 

January 2015 - Chansiri takes over Sheffield Wednesday Football Club

Jan 2015 -    First involvement - the signing of Sergiu Bus, Marnick Vermijl and Filipe Melo.
Apr 2015 -    Chief buddhist 'blessed' the ground.
May 2015 -    Three 'advisors' appointed - Glenn Roeder, Paul Senior and Adam Pearson. All three left within months.

11th June 2015 - Stuart Gray SACKED as manager
Jun 2015 -    Signed Darrly Lachman, Marco Matias, Lewis Price, Lewis McGugan, Rhoys Wiggins, Modou Sougou
30th June 2015 - Carlos Carvalhal HIRED as manager
Jul 2015 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £360 to £395
12th November 2015 - Chansiri announces Paul Senior and Jonathan Hill have left SWFC - Time in job 7 months

17th December 2015 - Chansiri issues statement saying Glenn Roeder has left SWFC - Time in job 7 months
May 2016 -    Losses of £11m announced
May 2016 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 15/16 season - up from £23.57 to £31.11
Jan 13th  2016 - Chief Operating Officer Paul Bell leaves SWFC 
Jan 2016 -    Club badge of 40+ years changed. Fans not consulted
Jun 2016 -    Signed Jake Kean, Almen Abdi, Urby Emanuelson, Morgan Fox
Jul 2016 -    Lewis McGugan frozen out
Jul 2016 -    Stripes ditched from the shirt. Fans not consulted. Replica kits not for sale until after season has started.
Jul 2016 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £395 to £415
Jul 2016 -    Membership price up from £30 to £50
Aug 2016 -    Bizarre squad numbering announced

16th August 2016 - Chansiri releases statement saying Forestieri had apologised to him for refusing to play against Norwich
Sep 2016 -    Golden elephants placed outside of South Stand for good luck
Oct 2016 -    Two minutes silence for the recently deceased King of Thailand
Nov 2016 -    Puts CHANSIRI in place of SWFC on the North Stand seats

13th January 2017 - Sam Winnall signs for SWFC 
1st February 2017 - Jordan Rhodes signs on loan but then made permanent deal for reported club record 8 to 10 million pounds
24th March 2017 - Club announce fan has won competition to design new 3rd kit - it's not made available until December that year

May 2017 -    Losses of £20m announced
May 2017 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 16/17 season - up from £31.11 to £33.26
June 20th 2017 - Academy manager/boss Dean Ramsdale leaves SWFC
Jun 2017 -    Signed George Boyd, Joost van Aken, Joey Pelupessy
Jul 2017 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £415 to £455
July 2017 - Numerous Newspapers report that bids of over £2million turned down for George Hirst by the Chairman
Jul 2017 -    Daily Mail reports that George Hirst has been frozen out at the club.
Jul 207 - George Hirst leaves for free.
Jul 2017 -    Kit Delay - Replica kits not for sale until two months after season has started
Aug 2017 -    Club1867 announced. A bronze plaque for £1,500, with a 'free' 3-year season ticket upon promotion to PL
Aug 2017 -    DTaxis and Elev8 announced as kit sponsors
Sep 2017 -    Cakeball

29th September 2017 - Club announce ltd edition Seikonda watch 

24th December 2017 - Carlos Carvalhal SACKED 

24th December 2017 - Lee Bullen appointed interim manager
2nd January 2018 - Chansiri offers supporters the option of a conditional refund on 2017/18 Season Tickets
Jan 2018 - Chansiri reveals condition of season ticket refund are a ban from all future season ticket and membership applications and forfeit of accrued loyalty points

5th January 2018 -  Jos Luhukay HIRED as SWFC manager
Jan 2018 -    Katrien Meire appointed Chief Executive at SWFC

7th February 2018 - John Redgate stands down from board of directors
Feb 2018 -    Fans polled regarding ticket prices and squad investment. 70% voted for ticket prices and squad investment to stay at current levels, 30% voted for lower ticket prices and promotion of youth players
Mar 2018 -    Losses of £21m announced
Apr 2018 -    Sean Clare frozen out over contract dispute. Leaves for free

30th June 2018 - New kit put on sale at Owls in The Park - but only the £99 pro-fit version available to buy

24th July - Football Supporters Federation calls SWFC ticket prices ‘eyewatering’
Jul 2018 -    Membership price up from £50 to £90
Jul 2018 -  Kit Delay  - Normal price Replica kits not for sale until after season has started
Aug 2018 -    No pre-season player signings for first time since pre-WWII. Youth players promoted into the first team squad
Aug 2018 -    Banned BBC Radio Sheffield from covering games, charging fans £4.50 a month to sign up to club radio instead
Aug 2018 -    Fans told that a transfer embargo has been lifted, having not been told we were in one to start with
19th December 2018 - Chansiri says to fans (at the fans forum) “I tell you now, your money doesn’t cover anything”
19th December 2018 - Chansiri tells fans “I will put this club on the market and I believe many people will want to buy,” (reported in Guardian)
19th December 2018 - Chansiri says re Hutchinson “I’ve just extended Sam’s contract last season and why he doesn’t play, I don’t know.”

19th December 2018 - Chansiri: “I’m not going to sack JL today. 
21st December 2018 - Jos Luhukay SACKED. Time in job - 11 months

21st December 2018 - Lee Bullen appointed interim manager
2nd January 2019 - Steve Bruce HIRED as new SWFC manager but doesn't start immediately
22nd January 2019 - Chansiri relaunches the previously failed Club1867 
1st February 2019 - Steve Bruce finally starts his job as SWFC manager

11th February 2019 -    Chief Executive Katrien Meire leaves the club. Time in job 1 year
April 30th 2019 - Chansiri issues statement congratulating Sheffield United on promotion to the Premier League

June 2019 - club under another transfer embargo which isn’t communicated to fans 
Jul 2019 -    Profit of £2.5m announced, helped by the sale of the ground to Chansiri for £60m

15th July 2019 - Steve Bruce walks out of SWFC  - Time in job 6 months

July 2019 - threatens legal action over Newcastle over Bruce. And allegedly asks Newcastle to send us two players on loan.

6th September 2019 - Garry Monk HIRED as new manager
14th November 2019 -    Charged with misconduct by EFL over ground sale being included in the wrong set of accounts to escape P&S rules

19th December 2019 - Guardian publishes article saying three of SWFC's major sponsors aren't commercially active
Jan 2020 -    Unveiling of 10 year season tickets
Jul 2020 -    Finished 16th in Championship, three places lower than when Chansiri took over
Jul 2020 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 19/20 season - highest in club history - £33.33
Jul 2020 -    Deducted 12 points over sale of ground

August 2020 - HIRED - a whole new backroom staff for Garry Monk 

7th October 2020 - Media reports Chansiri has secured a debt against Hillsborough Stadium

4th November 2020 - 12 point deduction reduced to 6 points

5th November 2020 - Chansiri "Sometimes you think too big about yourselves. Sheffield Wednesday, actually is not that big."

9th November 2020 - Garry Monk SACKED. Time in job  - 15 months

9th November 2020 - Garry Monk's backroom staff SACKED

13th November 2020 - Tony Pulis HIRED as new manager
17th December 2020 - PFA called in over reports from SWFC players of not being paid

21 December 2020 - The Star reports that SWFC are yet to file their accounts for 2018/9 season (5 months after ext deadline of 31st July)

28th December 2020 - Tony Pulis SACKED- Time in job - just 45 days
28th December 2020 - Neil Thompson appointed interim manager

31st December 2020 - Chansiri announces there is a cashflow problem affecting season ticket refunds and player wages

31st December 2020 - Publicly criticises Tony Pulis to the media.
31st December 2020 - Chansiri says he's been inundated with applications for the manager's job.

January 2021 - Public spat with club advisor Erik Alonso. Chansiri "He’s one of my advisors, and has worked with me for a while now"
January 2021 - The Sun reports Chansiri's advisors are chasing different managerial targets (Alonso believed to want Paul Cook)
January 27th 2021 - Erik Alonso tweets he's walked way from SWFC "Due to forces around the club, it became untenable to continue"
8th February 2021 - Chansiri turns down £30m bid for SWFC from indonesian backers fronted by Erik Alonso

February 2021 - Game called off because of a problem with the boiler

February 2021 - Liam Shaw signs pre-contract with Celtic
20th January 2021 - Owls announce new supporter engagement strategy
1st  March 2021 - Chansiri : “There is nothing wrong with the accounts, it’s going to be fine.” when asked why not published yet

8th May 2021- Chansiri gets SWFC relegated because the accounts were entered into an incorrect year, thus giving us a penalty of -6 points 

NOTE - There's LOADS more and this needs updating

Quite a few errors in that, just for starters

Alonso being paraded, that would've worked out well...

Shaw/ Urgo/ Fizz leaving - Greedy players is hardly fault of DC

DM had chance to stop us going down, bottle job v Dorbeh

Monk given way too long, turned us from top of league to bottom

[Billysboy]

4 minutes ago, Ozzie said:

Quite a few errors in that, just for starters

Alonso being paraded, that would've worked out well...

Shaw/ Urgo/ Fizz leaving - Greedy players is hardly fault of DC

DM had chance to stop us going down, bottle job v Dorbeh

Monk given way too long, turned us from top of league to bottom

 

19 minutes ago, Skamp said:

From The Wednesday Sing FB page

 

Copy and pasted from owlstalk

Up to 8th May 2021
 

January 2015 - Chansiri takes over Sheffield Wednesday Football Club

Jan 2015 -    First involvement - the signing of Sergiu Bus, Marnick Vermijl and Filipe Melo.
Apr 2015 -    Chief buddhist 'blessed' the ground.
May 2015 -    Three 'advisors' appointed - Glenn Roeder, Paul Senior and Adam Pearson. All three left within months.

11th June 2015 - Stuart Gray SACKED as manager
Jun 2015 -    Signed Darrly Lachman, Marco Matias, Lewis Price, Lewis McGugan, Rhoys Wiggins, Modou Sougou
30th June 2015 - Carlos Carvalhal HIRED as manager
Jul 2015 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £360 to £395
12th November 2015 - Chansiri announces Paul Senior and Jonathan Hill have left SWFC - Time in job 7 months

17th December 2015 - Chansiri issues statement saying Glenn Roeder has left SWFC - Time in job 7 months
May 2016 -    Losses of £11m announced
May 2016 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 15/16 season - up from £23.57 to £31.11
Jan 13th  2016 - Chief Operating Officer Paul Bell leaves SWFC 
Jan 2016 -    Club badge of 40+ years changed. Fans not consulted
Jun 2016 -    Signed Jake Kean, Almen Abdi, Urby Emanuelson, Morgan Fox
Jul 2016 -    Lewis McGugan frozen out
Jul 2016 -    Stripes ditched from the shirt. Fans not consulted. Replica kits not for sale until after season has started.
Jul 2016 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £395 to £415
Jul 2016 -    Membership price up from £30 to £50
Aug 2016 -    Bizarre squad numbering announced

16th August 2016 - Chansiri releases statement saying Forestieri had apologised to him for refusing to play against Norwich
Sep 2016 -    Golden elephants placed outside of South Stand for good luck
Oct 2016 -    Two minutes silence for the recently deceased King of Thailand
Nov 2016 -    Puts CHANSIRI in place of SWFC on the North Stand seats

13th January 2017 - Sam Winnall signs for SWFC 
1st February 2017 - Jordan Rhodes signs on loan but then made permanent deal for reported club record 8 to 10 million pounds
24th March 2017 - Club announce fan has won competition to design new 3rd kit - it's not made available until December that year

May 2017 -    Losses of £20m announced
May 2017 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 16/17 season - up from £31.11 to £33.26
June 20th 2017 - Academy manager/boss Dean Ramsdale leaves SWFC
Jun 2017 -    Signed George Boyd, Joost van Aken, Joey Pelupessy
Jul 2017 -    Season ticket prices - cheapest Kop adult up from £415 to £455
July 2017 - Numerous Newspapers report that bids of over £2million turned down for George Hirst by the Chairman
Jul 2017 -    Daily Mail reports that George Hirst has been frozen out at the club.
Jul 207 - George Hirst leaves for free.
Jul 2017 -    Kit Delay - Replica kits not for sale until two months after season has started
Aug 2017 -    Club1867 announced. A bronze plaque for £1,500, with a 'free' 3-year season ticket upon promotion to PL
Aug 2017 -    DTaxis and Elev8 announced as kit sponsors
Sep 2017 -    Cakeball

29th September 2017 - Club announce ltd edition Seikonda watch 

24th December 2017 - Carlos Carvalhal SACKED 

24th December 2017 - Lee Bullen appointed interim manager
2nd January 2018 - Chansiri offers supporters the option of a conditional refund on 2017/18 Season Tickets
Jan 2018 - Chansiri reveals condition of season ticket refund are a ban from all future season ticket and membership applications and forfeit of accrued loyalty points

5th January 2018 -  Jos Luhukay HIRED as SWFC manager
Jan 2018 -    Katrien Meire appointed Chief Executive at SWFC

7th February 2018 - John Redgate stands down from board of directors
Feb 2018 -    Fans polled regarding ticket prices and squad investment. 70% voted for ticket prices and squad investment to stay at current levels, 30% voted for lower ticket prices and promotion of youth players
Mar 2018 -    Losses of £21m announced
Apr 2018 -    Sean Clare frozen out over contract dispute. Leaves for free

30th June 2018 - New kit put on sale at Owls in The Park - but only the £99 pro-fit version available to buy

24th July - Football Supporters Federation calls SWFC ticket prices ‘eyewatering’
Jul 2018 -    Membership price up from £50 to £90
Jul 2018 -  Kit Delay  - Normal price Replica kits not for sale until after season has started
Aug 2018 -    No pre-season player signings for first time since pre-WWII. Youth players promoted into the first team squad
Aug 2018 -    Banned BBC Radio Sheffield from covering games, charging fans £4.50 a month to sign up to club radio instead
Aug 2018 -    Fans told that a transfer embargo has been lifted, having not been told we were in one to start with
19th December 2018 - Chansiri says to fans (at the fans forum) “I tell you now, your money doesn’t cover anything”
19th December 2018 - Chansiri tells fans “I will put this club on the market and I believe many people will want to buy,” (reported in Guardian)
19th December 2018 - Chansiri says re Hutchinson “I’ve just extended Sam’s contract last season and why he doesn’t play, I don’t know.”

19th December 2018 - Chansiri: “I’m not going to sack JL today. 
21st December 2018 - Jos Luhukay SACKED. Time in job - 11 months

21st December 2018 - Lee Bullen appointed interim manager
2nd January 2019 - Steve Bruce HIRED as new SWFC manager but doesn't start immediately
22nd January 2019 - Chansiri relaunches the previously failed Club1867 
1st February 2019 - Steve Bruce finally starts his job as SWFC manager

11th February 2019 -    Chief Executive Katrien Meire leaves the club. Time in job 1 year
April 30th 2019 - Chansiri issues statement congratulating Sheffield United on promotion to the Premier League

June 2019 - club under another transfer embargo which isn’t communicated to fans 
Jul 2019 -    Profit of £2.5m announced, helped by the sale of the ground to Chansiri for £60m

15th July 2019 - Steve Bruce walks out of SWFC  - Time in job 6 months

July 2019 - threatens legal action over Newcastle over Bruce. And allegedly asks Newcastle to send us two players on loan.

6th September 2019 - Garry Monk HIRED as new manager
14th November 2019 -    Charged with misconduct by EFL over ground sale being included in the wrong set of accounts to escape P&S rules

19th December 2019 - Guardian publishes article saying three of SWFC's major sponsors aren't commercially active
Jan 2020 -    Unveiling of 10 year season tickets
Jul 2020 -    Finished 16th in Championship, three places lower than when Chansiri took over
Jul 2020 -    Average price of cheapest POTG ticket over 19/20 season - highest in club history - £33.33
Jul 2020 -    Deducted 12 points over sale of ground

August 2020 - HIRED - a whole new backroom staff for Garry Monk 

7th October 2020 - Media reports Chansiri has secured a debt against Hillsborough Stadium

4th November 2020 - 12 point deduction reduced to 6 points

5th November 2020 - Chansiri "Sometimes you think too big about yourselves. Sheffield Wednesday, actually is not that big."

9th November 2020 - Garry Monk SACKED. Time in job  - 15 months

9th November 2020 - Garry Monk's backroom staff SACKED

13th November 2020 - Tony Pulis HIRED as new manager
17th December 2020 - PFA called in over reports from SWFC players of not being paid

21 December 2020 - The Star reports that SWFC are yet to file their accounts for 2018/9 season (5 months after ext deadline of 31st July)

28th December 2020 - Tony Pulis SACKED- Time in job - just 45 days
28th December 2020 - Neil Thompson appointed interim manager

31st December 2020 - Chansiri announces there is a cashflow problem affecting season ticket refunds and player wages

31st December 2020 - Publicly criticises Tony Pulis to the media.
31st December 2020 - Chansiri says he's been inundated with applications for the manager's job.

January 2021 - Public spat with club advisor Erik Alonso. Chansiri "He’s one of my advisors, and has worked with me for a while now"
January 2021 - The Sun reports Chansiri's advisors are chasing different managerial targets (Alonso believed to want Paul Cook)
January 27th 2021 - Erik Alonso tweets he's walked way from SWFC "Due to forces around the club, it became untenable to continue"
8th February 2021 - Chansiri turns down £30m bid for SWFC from indonesian backers fronted by Erik Alonso

February 2021 - Game called off because of a problem with the boiler

February 2021 - Liam Shaw signs pre-contract with Celtic
20th January 2021 - Owls announce new supporter engagement strategy
1st  March 2021 - Chansiri : “There is nothing wrong with the accounts, it’s going to be fine.” when asked why not published yet

8th May 2021- Chansiri gets SWFC relegated because the accounts were entered into an incorrect year, thus giving us a penalty of -6 points 

NOTE - There's LOADS more and this needs updating

This was originally posted on stalk (before I was banned) by a prick called Kivo owl, Lee or some shit, was always going on about his mental health, how down he was (not saying the lad may not have had issues) but he put that together pretty well if he did.

[Chelters]

47 minutes ago, Tylluan said:

Can't Chansiri's legal team get Maguire to retract and issue an apology for spreading false information?

Get him under harming Sheffield 2's business reputation?

I guess he could if he really wanted to. Why I kind of expected Maguire to tweet a correction when it was pointed out to him.

[Chelters]

39 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

Thing is I responded similarly to what Chelts did and he acknowledged my point that it was basically the same accounts 

Didn’t acknowledge my point the mardy f****r. I got 4 likes though so am flying on dopamine now. 

[HoylandOwl]

@Billysboy the mental health of anyone, isn't relevant. 

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

7 minutes ago, Chelters said:

Didn’t acknowledge my point the mardy f****r. I got 4 likes though so am flying on dopamine now. 

I was one of them 😁

[Chelters]

3 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

I was one of them 😁

🤮

[Billysboy]

14 minutes ago, HoylandOwl said:

@Billysboy the mental health of anyone, isn't relevant. 

Of course not, apologies, didnt mean it was, just how I remember him, was over 3 years ago, but I agree probably a bad example of recognition.

[Otto_Man]

27 minutes ago, HoylandOwl said:

@Billysboy the mental health of anyone, isn't relevant. 

It is when it's given as the reason they don't attend matches, yet they constantly find the time to pull the club to pieces 

[HoylandOwl]

Just now, Otto_Man said:

It is when it's given as the reason they don't attend matches, yet they constantly find the time to pull the club to pieces 

I don't agree. But that's fine. But there's many reasons related to someone's mental health as to why they don't feel they can attend. You can still have an opinion on how the club is run for example, we all see the ticket prices, we all see the signings coming in via the net etc etc. 

IMO of course... Commenting on performances on the field without seeing the games, is a different matter. 

 

[Owling_Wolf]

23 minutes ago, Neville Facking Bartos said:

Yeah all those DC out chants, all pigs 😂

The bastards!  

 

😋

[Owling_Wolf]

1 hour ago, Billysboy said:

 

This was originally posted on stalk (before I was banned) by a prick called Kivo owl, Lee or some shit, was always going on about his mental health, how down he was (not saying the lad may not have had issues) but he put that together pretty well if he did.

Probably the only Owl I've blocked on Twitter, (a good while back.)  That says something.

[Skamp]

He’s pretty good with the history of the club though. Quite knowledgeable in that aspect. 

[Otto_Man]

When he's not making shit up

[Billysboy]

1 hour ago, Otto_Man said:

It is when it's given as the reason they don't attend matches, yet they constantly find the time to pull the club to pieces 

Well that was my thoughts, again didnt want to cause offence and get where hoylands coming from but a good example is him changing tact and saying he's  priced out and all the usual cocks offering to pay for him etc, doesn't  sit right with me.

[80s Owl]

4 hours ago, The Internet said:

Is all this fuss cos we're not winning games anymore?

I see that a big problem stated is ticket prices. Fair enough. Agree with that.

But not sure what else is the problem. Fans were kissing his bum bum when he arrived and spent loads. It was fever pitch when we signed Rhodes for 10 million or whatever it was.

But that didn't work so we got penalised.

Then I see fans talk about needing to be being well run by not spaffing loads of cash and having a long term plan based on buying young / unproven diamonds in the rough and selling them a few seasons later for a significant profit like other clubs have.

Chansiri starts this season by not spaffing loads of cash and seems to be buying young / unproven diamonds in the rough with the potential to sell them a few seasons later for a significant profit.

Now fans want him to spend again. Da fuq?

Bad call with the new manager. Not worthy of all this fuss though.

None of this would be happening if we were winning.

I don't this is entirely true, lots of people had reservations about the scattershot nature of the signings, we brought in a midfielder who we didn't need (Abdi) and started the season without a recognised CB or players with pace. The Rhodes signing came at a time when we already had too many forwards.

[EBRA]

9 hours ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

Good question 

I suppose at present its not a Club that is dominated by an owner, his personality and his mood swings and the question as to whom lurks in the background

But the Man U fans ask similar

Everton fans certainly have questioned it 

I don't think this mystical rose tinted world really existed but yep you are caught between a rock and a hard place, you want the Club to be competitive on the pitch but would prefer your owners to be decent and understand the fan base

I think you have a valid point in your definition  and to be fair it’s one I could get my head around.

I just can’t help but think it more sinister for some who use it!

Maybe that’s more reflection of my feelings towards the current state of things outside football than those who are using at s6 

[Otto_Man]

1 hour ago, Neville Facking Bartos said:

He’s an antagonistic twat at times but lot sure what he’s ever made up? 

Off the top of my head - Sean Clare being "frozen out" he was a young player who made less than a handful of appearances. He wasn't frozen out he was only being played because we had a few injuries and then when we didn't he didn't play any more.

Also don't recall DC releasing a statement congratulating the pigs.

[Kiwi Owl]

Joey Pelupessy did not sign in July 2017

Someone allegedly that knows their Wednesday, would know he was Jos Luhakays signing for £350,000 in the January transfer window 2018. 

Scored a cracker at Millwall as well. 

 

[EBRA]

5 hours ago, Neville Facking Bartos said:

On the 2nd part he did, no issue with that mind. Showed class 

And the overwhelming reception to that statement was that it was a touch of class.

Non of the saltiness shown towards us by McCabe and Wilder if I recall. 
 

Throw in a little revisionism and it’s being painted negatively. 
 

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

What I object to in those type of lists is it fails to put the yin with the yang.

For example it fails to list any of the decent players acquired.

Or in May 2016 - Wednesday got the nearest since 1999 of returning to the Premier League

Rather than saying losses of £Xm you could flip and state funds introduced to run the Club by DC.

Clearly there are some of the things on the list that are well deserving of criticism. The whole stadium debacle for one where a spend of a couple of grand on a property lawyer would have saved a lot of grief. 

I refer to it because that time absolutely changed my relationship with SWFC. I grew tired of dragging my arse up the M1 to see performances on the pitch clearly impacted by the piss poor decisions off it. 

The truism stated on here is that if the team are doing well then the issues DC has created are temporarily parked. If we are not, and where over the summer more are added, I understand where the frustration comes from.

Are the protests the right way, probably not, but I guess I understand where they are coming from in seeking change. But you cannot de-stabilise the Club and then leave AN Others to sort the mess.

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

6 hours ago, EBRA said:

I think you have a valid point in your definition  and to be fair it’s one I could get my head around.

I just can’t help but think it more sinister for some who use it!

Maybe that’s more reflection of my feelings towards the current state of things outside football than those who are using at s6 

Slight tangent but in life I am a strong advocate of human rights but that is intertwined with human responsibilities. 

Taking that down several large degrees, I accept that the fans should have the right to protest, but with a responsibility not to disrupt the players or indeed others enjoyment.

To move that on, if you are seeking to get Chansiri out, get our Wednesday back, then for me you cannot pass the responsibility on in finding a new investor.

You will not embarass or force DC out of owning the Club. What could work is persuading him that for the Club and indeed his own wellbeing, a change is appropriate.

To repeat a point, what actually does he get from owning the Club, what is the motivation, what are the intentions. That is unknown, may never be volunteered by him, but to me is the crucial part of the jigsaw

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

I am getting some love on Stalk after calling them out on the Maguire twitter feed.

Disappointed they haven't ganged up on twitter yet 

 

 

[HoylandOwl]

45 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

Slight tangent but in life I am a strong advocate of human rights but that is intertwined with human responsibilities. 

Taking that down several large degrees, I accept that the fans should have the right to protest, but with a responsibility not to disrupt the players or indeed others enjoyment.

To move that on, if you are seeking to get Chansiri out, get our Wednesday back, then for me you cannot pass the responsibility on in finding a new investor.

You will not embarass or force DC out of owning the Club. What could work is persuading him that for the Club and indeed his own wellbeing, a change is appropriate.

To repeat a point, what actually does he get from owning the Club, what is the motivation, what are the intentions. That is unknown, may never be volunteered by him, but to me is the crucial part of the jigsaw

This is very fair..... 

[Reesh]

11 hours ago, Billysboy said:

Of course not, apologies, didnt mean it was, just how I remember him, was over 3 years ago, but I agree probably a bad example of recognition.

He's a still a whiney ****

[EBRA]

1 hour ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

Slight tangent but in life I am a strong advocate of human rights but that is intertwined with human responsibilities. 

Taking that down several large degrees, I accept that the fans should have the right to protest, but with a responsibility not to disrupt the players or indeed others enjoyment.

To move that on, if you are seeking to get Chansiri out, get our Wednesday back, then for me you cannot pass the responsibility on in finding a new investor.

You will not embarass or force DC out of owning the Club. What could work is persuading him that for the Club and indeed his own wellbeing, a change is appropriate.

To repeat a point, what actually does he get from owning the Club, what is the motivation, what are the intentions. That is unknown, may never be volunteered by him, but to me is the crucial part of the jigsaw

Fair points. Human rights v responsibilities and the weighting of this is suspect whilst having common ground we may significantly diverge also lol

I guess regards Chansiri do we honestly think we’ve crossed the Rubicon now - I still think an upsurge in results will dampen down the anger and whilst I think the base of anti Chansiri as grown it’s not the majority of the base is my guess.

Why does anyone own a football club ultimately from abroad? I’ve always held him to us word it’s something he wanted to pass to his family. 
 

FFP rules screwed Chansiri in the first 3 years. Splashing the cash, innovative sponsorship injections and ultimately the ground sale are options now all dried up. 
 

Sustainable running of the club involves pricing, extra events (being planned), wage controls, success on the pitch and cup runs. It also involves having a talent production system that can be recycled generating revenue via selling players. Rehabilitation of old and young players is part of that. 
 

If you look over 8 years fine. But I think the second part of his ownership is more about the paragraph directly above - and that only started post covid restriction being lifted.

 

 

[80s Owl]

2 hours ago, EBRA said:

Fair points. Human rights v responsibilities and the weighting of this is suspect whilst having common ground we may significantly diverge also lol

I guess regards Chansiri do we honestly think we’ve crossed the Rubicon now - I still think an upsurge in results will dampen down the anger and whilst I think the base of anti Chansiri as grown it’s not the majority of the base is my guess.

Why does anyone own a football club ultimately from abroad? I’ve always held him to us word it’s something he wanted to pass to his family. 
 

FFP rules screwed Chansiri in the first 3 years. Splashing the cash, innovative sponsorship injections and ultimately the ground sale are options now all dried up. 
 

Sustainable running of the club involves pricing, extra events (being planned), wage controls, success on the pitch and cup runs. It also involves having a talent production system that can be recycled generating revenue via selling players. Rehabilitation of old and young players is part of that. 
 

If you look over 8 years fine. But I think the second part of his ownership is more about the paragraph directly above - and that only started post covid restriction being lifted.

 

 

Sunderland are a decent example of how it can be done, they were arguably in a worse mess than us but now look like a team that will challenge and could get to the top flight in the next few years.

[HoylandOwl]

 

[Andyben]

Mug. Renewal of secured facility that's been in the books since MM

Does the **** not know what continuation means 

Edited September 28, 2023 by Andyben

[Andyben]

@HoylandOwlim taking over the twatter account to put him in his place 

[Andyben]

so.... every year the club renews a £6.6m loan and the lender requires a charge over the stadium as security from DC being the owner of the club.

As DC isn't UK resident, a personal guarantee isn't worth a penny - also capital exchange controls in Thailand MAY  prevent him from provided foreign debt security and if so this would be unenforceable in Thai courts. So any UK asset he owns is provided as security.

The loan is over 10yrs old and is more likely than not used to support cashflow during the season. 

DC has previously referred to this loan in Q&A's and IIRC the advice he had was not to repay from his own funds for whatever reason

 

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12064489/filing-history

Edited September 28, 2023 by Andyben

[Reesh]

17 minutes ago, Bellsview said:

Which comes down to them doing a decent job when it comes to club leadership and management, which they continue to build on.

Whereas we are seriously questioning Chansiri’s leadership right now and in Munoz, management is arguably even worse.

Whereas they question the owners after Stewart was sold or when Neil jumped ship

[Skamp]

Wait until they find out how much the selfies will cost on Friday night.

Something else to add to the list.

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

5 hours ago, Andyben said:

so.... every year the club renews a £6.6m loan and the lender requires a charge over the stadium as security from DC being the owner of the club.

As DC isn't UK resident, a personal guarantee isn't worth a penny - also capital exchange controls in Thailand MAY  prevent him from provided foreign debt security and if so this would be unenforceable in Thai courts. So any UK asset he owns is provided as security.

The loan is over 10yrs old and is more likely than not used to support cashflow during the season. 

DC has previously referred to this loan in Q&A's and IIRC the advice he had was not to repay from his own funds for whatever reason

 

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12064489/filing-history

Fuck me I dare not go on Stalk

The finance expert S36 OWL- drives a removal van - will be telling everyone the debt is now £26m

I will take the word of the professionally regulated audit firm that signed off the disclosure in the 2022 accounts that stated the above.

 

[Andyben]

Its£66m isn't it?

You know 10 times £6.6m....

[Andyben]

9 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

Fuck me I dare not go on Stalk

The finance expert S36 OWL- drives a removal van - will be telling everyone the debt is now £26m

I will take the word of the professionally regulated audit firm that signed off the disclosure in the 2022 accounts that stated the above.

 

Typical thick South Barnsley lad then...

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

6 minutes ago, Andyben said:

Its£66m isn't it?

You know 10 times £6.6m....

 IIRC wasn't this a debt that Mandaric had accumulated and was perhaps not 100% transparent about its origins.

As we know if you acquire the shares then you get all the assets and liabilities.

I suspect there is a lot more background to this, but simply conjecture on my part 

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

4 minutes ago, Andyben said:

Typical thick South Barnsley lad then...

From Stocksbridge - he used to frequent the Dressing Room section on Stalk 

[Andyben]

11 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

 IIRC wasn't this a debt that Mandaric had accumulated and was perhaps not 100% transparent about its origins.

As we know if you acquire the shares then you get all the assets and liabilities.

I suspect there is a lot more background to this, but simply conjecture on my part 

From the ex-West Ham director wasn't it. Its been done to death over past 4/5 years

[Andyben]

10 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

From Stocksbridge - he used to frequent the Dressing Room section on Stalk 

Exactly

[mkowlthesexynewversion]

7 minutes ago, Andyben said:

From the ex-West Ham director wasn't it. Its been done to death over past 4/5 years

True - it was a strange one because the old accounts never showed it as a loan, stuck it in other creditors.

The issue it creates is that as a rolling loan facility the historic charges are not being satisfied. I sort of get why they are not, seen that elsewhere.

The other is the reference to New Avenue Projects Limited, as you look at their accounts there is no outstanding loan in debtors. So not quite sure how it all pieces together.

 

[Andyben]

If New Ave are simply acting as nominee then it's not their asset so wouldn't do, but they would have the legal right to take security.

Good way of protecting debt owners identity 

[Andyben]

Company Activities - Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation not elsewhere classified

 

So not the lender per se