canadablade Posted January 22, 2007 Share Posted January 22, 2007 Wednesday chairman Dave Allen has revealed the club are in talks with three potential investors and hope to have a deal tied up for the start of next season. The Owls supremo revealed at the start of the month that Wednesaday would commence talks with an interested party at the end of January, but has since revealed that three potential investors are interested in the club. QUOTE] HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA The owls SUPREMO :hihi: This the same bloke they wanted to crucify a mere few weeks ago Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Annoni_mouse Posted January 22, 2007 Share Posted January 22, 2007 Wednesday chairman Dave Allen has revealed the club are in talks with three potential investors and hope to have a deal tied up for the start of next season. The Owls supremo revealed at the start of the month that Wednesaday would commence talks with an interested party at the end of January, but has since revealed that three potential investors are interested in the club. QUOTE] HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA The owls SUPREMO :hihi: This the same bloke they wanted to crucify a mere few weeks ago I think you'll find that the term 'Supremo' refers to Allen's position at the club, not the high esteem or otherwise in which he's held by Wednesday fans in general or Jazzy in particular. You Doughnut:rolleyes: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boboskins Posted January 22, 2007 Share Posted January 22, 2007 Wednesday chairman Dave Allen has revealed the club are in talks with three potential investors and hope to have a deal tied up for the start of next season. Allen has already been linked with a potential investor in China who's involved with a casino business while boxing promoter Dennis Hobson has also expressd his desire to invest alongside a Jersey consortium. Hmm ready for next season? Nice rouse to get season ticket sales then. Also Hobson and Allen aren't exactly best buddies now are they, can't see those 2 working together on any deal so that leaves the Chinese investor & A N Other. I'm not holding my breath on anything coming out of this Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
freyasdad Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 Investment from China would be good for you lot but i seem to recall another team having business and football links with this country i wonder who that could be? As original as ever! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jazzybmzoo Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 Investment from China would be good for you lot but i seem to recall another team having business and football links with this country i wonder who that could be? As original as ever! Which team is that then? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jazzybmzoo Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 Wednesday chairman Dave Allen has revealed the club are in talks with three potential investors and hope to have a deal tied up for the start of next season. The Owls supremo revealed at the start of the month that Wednesaday would commence talks with an interested party at the end of January, but has since revealed that three potential investors are interested in the club. QUOTE] HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA The owls SUPREMO :hihi: This the same bloke they wanted to crucify a mere few weeks ago That sounds like very nervous laughter to me, sunshine. Worried about that little prospect are we?.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boboskins Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 Investment from China would be good for you lot but i seem to recall another team having business and football links with this country i wonder who that could be? As original as ever! I know we should stop copying what Everton do. We've even got same colours! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
freyasdad Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 Which team is that then? Obviously not got a degree in modern history then eh jazz? Seriously though if Allen had said there is investors waiting in the wings that will wipe out the debt and still invest then you all could celebrate. Like Unitedites of the past is it just Chairman talk? We have had our share of boll-cks but for us it is in the past. For any fan of any club i hate hearing all the sh-t that can sometimes come from the chairman. If he came with just some basic things like what i have said it would give you a lift after a few dodgy results and maybe you could still get to the playoffs. Do Wednesday sell half season tickets ? and when do they go on sale? If the answer is yes and now then you know why Allen has said these things. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coopster1974 Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 Did anyone see the Sunderland numpty get a good wallop just after kickoff? We were on the NorthStand, row 1 just up from the halfway line toward the West STand when this kid suddenly appeared on the pitch in front of us after walking down the pitch from the lower tier of the West Stand. How the hell did he make it so far without any of the officials noticing? http://youtube.com/watch?v=oNnb7kd01ms Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madowl Posted January 23, 2007 Share Posted January 23, 2007 How the hell did he make it so far without any of the officials noticing? http://youtube.com/watch?v=oNnb7kd01ms The fact that he was there for so long b4 anyone tried to get hold of him is poor for the clubs standard of crowd control etc... mind you it was a good "wallop":hihi: This from fanzone sheff star: Roman lessons at Hillsborough? Far be it for me to criticise stewarding at Hillsborough, but here goes! I must admit to an irresponsible smile during the Sunderland game when their fans kept running on the pitch. I noticed when one ran down the touchline at the North Stand, Stewards turning their backs, not wanting to get involved. The person was gesturing towards the home fans, obviously drunk and looking for trouble. Now, if a Wednesday fan happens to break wind five or six Stewards abseil down from the roof to inspect the seat for damage! Later after returning from the toilet I noticed a Steward having words with young Joe (14.) I think he must have stood up during an exciting moment. Bring back National Service, you cry. Anyway I asked him what the Steward said, Joe replied, "I dunno he talked like somebody from Roman times." Brilliant we now have Stewards attempting to educate us on crowd safety, who can't even speak English! I have had an idea for the faceless lefties who pontificate from the oracle, which is Stadium Control. If you are so offended that opposing supporters like to indulge in a little harmless banter with each other, there is a solution, that you have not tried yet. Why not put a curtain up on the ends of the North and South stands? Before the match they can be closed, we can't give them the rods and they can't gesticulate. In the event that a team visits, who has a following of Church Ministers, Door Mice and aging CND hippies then net curtains can be used instead, enabling them to see us, while still stopping us seeing them. However, on my travels all stadiums don't seem to have this same mentality. The Stewarding at Barnsley was very good. We all stood up all the way through, except at half time when we had a rest! and not one Steward was seen. At Man City, Eastlands, AKA The Star Ship Enterprise everybody stood up all the way through. No hassle, no trouble. At Man City the bars were open all the way through the first half. I noticed many watching the game on TV while having a drink. Er, why not watch it in the local on Sky lads!!! The powers that be will not agree with this, but many supporters will. Stewards cause more trouble than they prevent at Hillsborough. The council will NEVER stop football fans acting like football fans and if you continue with this nonsensical attitude the club will suffer. On our way out of the Sunderland game Wednesday scored. My son attempted to hurry back, we were still in the ground. He was bundled through the gate by two police officers in riot gear. When I complained I was forced out as well! Er, we had paid. This is typical of the treatment of football fans. Could you imagine wandering out of a Theatre then there was an encore, you hurry back. Then your thrown out by a five foot policewoman in oversized riot gear, I think not!! With the council now getting more and more involved in our sport we have the alternative to vote for someone else. The quickest way to bring about change is to hit them were it hurts most, the ballot box. Vote for somebody else, I am! michael ellis 22 January 2007 ................................ enough said... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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