Wednesday Worst In Europe.

[Alextopman]

Just now, NERVY-OWL said:

I've only seen one person on here singing his praises, the rest of us have been very critical of him and know very well where the blame lies. He deserves all the criticism he gets but the one thing he can't be criticized for Is not putting money into the club.

 

I don't know about your owner but looking at it as an outsider I'd say you was better off with McCabe, the prince hasn't really done much to say wether he is a good or bad owner. 

 

From what I have read he's taking  millions out of your club in yearly rents without actually investing the amount he claimed he sold it to himself for. Those payments take priority over all other commitments.

I could be wrong maybe someone can clear that up.

My opinion of our owners has already been posted.

 

 

[barmyowls]

DC failed at Swfc imo , But many fans won't agree with that 

I feel sorry for the fans as they give 100% home and away , 

The Dodgy companies and Elev8 , D-taxi really makes me question Chansiri business sense

Chucking money at a club is a gamble and clearly he had no back up plan if that failed , Will swfc ever reach the Premier Lge ?? Not under this owner 

[NERVY-OWL]

58 minutes ago, barmyowls said:

DC failed at Swfc imo , But many fans won't agree with that 

I feel sorry for the fans as they give 100% home and away , 

The Dodgy companies and Elev8 , D-taxi really makes me question Chansiri business sense

Chucking money at a club is a gamble and clearly he had no back up plan if that failed , Will swfc ever reach the Premier Lge ?? Not under this owner 

I don't think any fan can disagree he's been a failure so far at the club. If he's learnt from his mistakes he still can make a success of it, of course we won't know if he has unless he gets us back into the championship.

[bassett one]

the problem was simple.he tried to run it as a normal business,where you can put in as much of yourOWN CASH AS YOU WANT until you get it correct ,but the football league dont allow you to spend as you wish,they have stupid rules unlike any other business,i remember hearing a top business man state,he put millions into a famous online card company,it was failing,he decided to invest even more,it worked and he sold at a huge profit,but i am sure hes learnt that you have rules on spending,hes doing us fine now and hes apologised ,lets move on and get together and get promotion

[staninoodle]

Devise a plan around the income you have and stick to it as a principle, Brentfords highest paid player is reputedly on 25-29K a week, they play an attractive brand of expansive football when attacking and have some really good quality players and a productive youth system, and play in a modern stadium and employ a recruitment system thats the envy of many clubs and has served them well via an equally prudent transfer policy of buy low sell high but have a list of players ready to replace the outgoing ones, which was something DC said he would implement when he outlined his vision for the club going forward.

[PapaLazarou]

On 01/07/2022 at 08:56, NERVY-OWL said:

We were losing 500k when stadiums were closed. Until the accounts come out for when the fans have returned it's hard to judge how the club are doing but I'd hazard a guess the club won't be losing as much as that, how much is anyone's guess though.

Just goes to show the difference in a year or two in the Premier League makes.

 

In the time that the stadiums were closed, Sheffield United made (as per last published accounts) £183,920 profit per week (£9,563,866 over the FY). Even though matchday revenue for that year was only £57,609 (as opposed to £6,669,857 the previous year).

 

But when you strip the broadcasting revenue away.....well, that paints a different story.

 

Land of milk & honey indeed. 

 

I wouldn't expect either Sheffield club to be posting profits next time around.

Edited July 4, 2022 by PapaLazarou

[Man in Crete]

Mmmmmm 

not sure about that 

United have the premier dosh and I don’t think  ramsdale fee was in last accounts?

 

[PapaLazarou]

Just now, Man in Crete said:

Mmmmmm 

not sure about that 

United have the premier dosh and I don’t think  ramsdale fee was in last accounts?

 

Thats a very good point.

 

The Ramsdale fee wasn't included. It was noted in the accounts, but only as a post balance sheet event.

 

So theres an additional £24m revenue to drop into the next accounts (not including add-ons, which probably wouldn't all come into fruition within 12 months of sale).

[Hotmale 1954]

On 01/07/2022 at 00:10, monzaman said:

To be honest I would like to have a serious debate about this because being a blade we have seen our club go through lots of money problems in the past but you can't have a good discussion on here because dr top and the phalts one just keep spouting crap and spoiling it if any blade dare have an opinion . It does make you wonder what it is about both sheffield clubs and the owners they seem to attract. I must admit I didn't think weds current owner would turn out so bad but It looks like he is going from bad to worse at the moment. Can he turn it round I don't know.

As far as I can see, he will have to sell Wed to his own family. They can afford to take a hit by moving it on at considerable loss. DC wouldn't sell when he allegedly got offers, and one hopes his family have tonnes of money, very little sense and have some  sense of compassion for Wednesday fans. Other than that, we're dunfa.