The Wednesday 'Til I Die Podcast

Two bits of positive news out of the club on the same day after Chansiri reportedly agreed to sign an NDA in relation to the sale of the football club and North Stand works said to be completed before the season gets underway. We talk about that as well as the regular bad news stories such as more unpaid wages, players asking to leave and a third, and record, transfer embargo imposed by the EFL. 

In this episode, we react to the news and reflect on Danny’s time at the club — from the highs that reignited belief to the lows that followed.We look at how it all unfolded, what went wrong post-January, and why he’s still held in such high regard by fans.We also talk about what’s next — for Danny and for Wednesday — with players returning for pre-season and no manager in place.

We knew it wasn't going to be long, and low and behold, Dejphon Chansiri has broken silence and written over 800 words about the Florida-based consortium in a statement more akin to a 'Dear Diary'. We sit down and discuss what the statement means and what happens with the club moving forward from this.

At the moment there's so much news coming out of the club that we just simply can't keep up, and this week has been no different. The big news being that the Florida-based US Consortium are now in talks with the law firm that represents the Chansiri family. Will that be positive? Lets hope so. Not only that but Milan Mandaric has been wheeled out and will be flying into the UK this week. We talk about that and more.

Matt spoke with Shay O'Grady, the lad behind @ShaysTriathlon, to talk about Sheffield Wednesday as well as how he's raised over £50k for Bluebell Wood. A true inspiration and a credit to the fanbase. 

An anonymous mediator has come out and said that Chansiri had spoke about bids of £160m that have been rejected. I know this bing card is getting quite large now but I didn't have that one on it. We talk about the interview with The Star as well as the reaction from the SWFC Trust Fans Forum.

We were joined by James from The SWFC Trust who was present at an EFL meeting to shed light on the regulation breaches and charges against both the club and Dejphon Chansiri, and what it means for us moving forward.

Hear what The SWFC Trust had to say at the fans forum held at Wadsley Bridge WMC around the problems that the club are currently facing under the ownership of Dejphon Chansiri. Hear an insight into the financials, the plan that the trust have formulated and also hear from former players (and manager), Chris Turner and Jon Newsome. 

Embargos. Rejected bids. Consortium interviews. Kids sold for millions. Unpaid wages. This is a week at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club.patreon.com/wtidpod