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Local Sheffield MP's have written to Chansiri asking to meet him to discuss the situation, Clive Betts confirms he replied to them "what has it got to do with you?"

You're in such a mess at the moment, and it's not the fault of the players, the fans or the staff, it's entirely on Chansiri. You're stuck in a difficult position as fans because turning up to the games ultimately helps Chansiri with more match day revenue, but if fans feel like they don't want to turn up in protest, that can only harm the staff and players. I'm really not sure in this situation what I'd want to do, but I think I'd probably say Wednesday fans need to do their best to get to matches, at the end of the day if you're there you can make it absolutely clear who you support and who you don't and you are the lifeline of the club at this point, the fans, staff and remaining players are the only things holding the club together to face whatever is coming. Really hope you see this through quickly, there is a possibility that if you can get a sale through quickly, you can still save the club.

Not sure if anyone else posted it, but Sheffield Council have now officially condemned the North Stand at Wednesday as unfit for fans to use. 9,000 fans, thousands of them season ticket holders are screwed. Sheffield Wednesday: Hillsborough's North Stand closed by council - BBC Sport

1-0 Loss, Chansiri with a last minute winner for Wednesday.

Football need to get right behind Wednesday and clubs that end up in these situations. Chansiri has completely destroyed the club from inside out. The EFL need to step in NOW and take over.

Rohl gone. Think we have missed out big time on this one. Reasonably happy with Marti and hope he can take us to the next level, but I think Rohl's ceiling is far higher. I don't think there is any way we could have left it this late to bring him in sadly. Hopefully Rohl doesn't rush into a job and if for some reason we don't hit the ground running under Marti he will be available.

It's hard to tell really, at the end of the day we will only know if we put too much pressure on him in hindsight some time in the future, plenty of players that were playing at or above Mongas level have openly spoken about how pressure got to them, or some other players couldn't handle so much so soon and let their ego take over. We won't know how Monga reacts because we know nothing about him outside of his pitch performances, I just hope the fans sit on the side of caution, because as you mentioned the fan base is over hyped at the moment. He's got huge potential but christ, people talking about Barcelona, Real Madrid, Ballon D'or, £100m sales. It's wild.

I don't think so. They told oscar on multiple occasions his tyres needed managing, he only held out because Lando made multiple mistakes and cost himself challenging, without the mistakes he would have caught him with 2 laps to go. Lando managed to make up effectively 3-4 seconds on the hard strategy, more if he had not made those errors.

Pretty boring race, but what a performance from Oscar and great strategy call from Lewis/Ferrari

The mediums held out but Lando cost himself more than 3s from mistakes. I think he'd have got him without the errors.

Oscar is really developing quickly. Fantastic driver and could get even better.

Yeah that's a fair observation. Just seems like whenever there is a strategy gamble it seems to negatively affect Oscar despite doing the right thing.

But are they 20s slower over 35 laps or whatever was left? So I wonder if Mclaren were planning on putting Lando onto mediums and Oscar onto hards originally? Sas pretty obvious they wouldn't be able to double stack the cars given the rolling start and slow conditions, must be frustrating for Oscar, once again he creates himself an advantage but then has a portion of that offset by strategy.

But why would Oscar be put onto mediums if they were planning on going until the end? Landos engineer told him Oscar was going to the end within 1.5 laps of him pitting. So why have Mclaren taken such a pointless gamble? Either they decided to go to the end within 2 laps of pitting Oscar, or they planned it before hand and decided to gamble? Oscar did a great job getting to the lead and potentially could be undone by being on the wrong tyre, unless Lando makes mistakes.

The thing I can't understand is why have Mclaren given Lando a tyre advantage over Piastri when they were both pitting 1 lap after eachother and the plan was to go to the end? Conspiracy hat firmly on at the moment.

Lewis is flying and for the first time in about a decade Ferrari have made a good strategy call.

This car design renders them pointless, too much downforce to use them, by the time you need wets the cars are creating too much spray to race safely. Looks like in next seasons regs they have banned a lot of the underfloor channels that create a lot of this spray

In fairness it’s easy for us as viewers to put the drivers lives at risk from our armchairs. Lando says visibility is bad behind the safety car, further back the onboards you can’t see anything it’s just a grey wall of water ahead of drivers, can’t even see the rear lights. I’m all for delaying the race in these conditions, these high downforce cars produce far more spray than any cars since the 80s. I’d much prefer seeing the cars out on track on full wets clearing the track though. seems pointless delaying the race and then having another spell of rain in 10 minutes and delaying again. But as a general principle I think given the current car designs delaying the race is sensible. Racing in these conditions is pretty much guaranteed a big smash or someone going off.

Fair enough I was misunderstood! Monga has a long way to go and I feel like as a fanbase we should be doing our bit to shield him from unnecessary pressure, lots of fans are going full send on hyping him to the moon, I can completely understand why but with a young professional footballer you never quite know how they will adapt to this new found stardom so hopefully we can keep his feet on the ground and allow him to flourish!

Right but there are absolutely loads of players who made their top flight debuts early and were hyped up to be future world class talents. Delfonso, Morrison, Kapustka was deemed a wonderkid after Euro 2016 and was seen as a massive coup for us and he was being approached by top top clubs. So many players got needlessly hyped by the media and created ridiculous pressure on these talents and it can go in so many different ways if the player doesn’t know how to cope with it or struggles to keep their feet on the ground. Leicester fans have a right to be excited by these players but it’s getting ridiculous the comparisons being made and talking about Ballon D’ors that I’ve seen within the fanbase.

I hope you're right, my thinking with not including bilal is that given we might struggle to get rid of all of our 4 midfielders, Bilal will likely end up being a PSR sale. But I hope we can somehow shift Winks/Skipp/Soumare and keep him.

It seems to me the general consensus of other fans is that we are cheaters and deserve a 25 point deduction for cheating so much which is massively unfair. I don't believe we cheated (cheating implies intent), we have ample evidence that the board have been decimating the club trying to comply with PSR since some time in 2021 when Rodgers started to be vocal about not being backed how he thinks he should have. If we were cheating, we'd have just carried on spending regardless, but we firmly put the brakes on and only bought in January 22 when we were in trouble and were desperate to try to save ourselves. We then got relegated, sold 100m of players, and the big mistake we made was spending 35m+ in the championship, but It's impossible to know if we were actively ignoring PSR or whether we were trying to balance on a tightrope between buying players to compete whilst selling players, and then the sales fell through, I'd suggest probably the latter. I don't think Leicester "cheated" and I don't think there is much evidence to prove that, I think we are just ****ing incompetent from top to bottom.

Can see what we are trying to achieve but as of yet it hasn't really clicked, we look quite gutless upfront and open at the back, even with Daka and Ayew being a weak link in the striker position, we aren't really able to get the ball properly into them in many cases and seem to be relying on magic from Monga or later on Fatawu, they get doubled up on and we don't really have any options. Long way to go and pre season is always difficult to judge, on an individual basis the majority of players have had good spells and overall many good performances but as a team it's just not come together yet. Hopefully we can click soon as taking advantage of the relatively kind first month of fixtures is absolutely crucial. Winks and Skipp in midfield is a disaster. Sadly I can't see us being able to get rid of either, and we may end up not getting a bid for Ndidi or Soumare. If we can't shift anyone I'm really not sure what the best midfield combination 3 would be. Ideally you'd want Monga playing centrally infront of the other 2, but Soumare and Winks would leave massive exposure to the defence.

LET'S GO BOYS THE MARTI PARTY IS UNDERWAY

Serious serious talent, but as a fanbase lets not pressure the lad too much, he's obviously got the tools to become a really great player and his upside potential is big, but I'm seeing fans everywhere talking about how he's going to be our first 100m player, he's going to be worth £80m, going to be one of the best in the world, let's just relax a bit and not pressure him like that. We've seen this time and time and time again with young talents that burst onto the scene and end up nowhere. Plenty of players have been pressured by the media and by fans to the point it destroys their confidence having to live up to ridiculous standards, or even worse the players start to believe the hype themselves and develop an ego, i'm not suggesting that is the case with Monga, but lets not risk it, he's 16 and could have a big future ahead of him, let him go under the radar and improve without throwing hundreds of millions in fees around. The same goes for the other young players, we all want them to grow and build a legacy with us, but we need to be realistic over the number of minutes they should get this season and not pressure them all as being the saviours of the club.