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Langston

Langston

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4 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

I'm calm bro, what's your problem man ? 

 

You seem genuinely annoyed I made a throwaway comment.. why are you quoting me and calling me a freak aha.. you made a weak joke I've seen about ten times a day on this forum for the past two months, was a bit of fun man, don't take it personally!!! 

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whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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1 minute ago, Langston said:

 

You seem genuinely annoyed I made a throwaway comment.. why are you quoting me and calling me a freak aha.. you made a weak joke I've seen about ten times a day on this forum for the past two months, was a bit of fun man, don't take it personally!!! 

You called me out I was unware you had seen the joke 10 times already, sorry for posting it again. 

Nalis

Nalis

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3 minutes ago, Aleksz said:

Bit catty on here tonight lol

 

2 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

Is this a hint 👀

 

Cattermole is finally incoming 

We're getting Andrea Purrrlo

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Langston

Langston

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Just now, whoareyaaa said:

You called me out I was unware you had seen the joke 10 times already, sorry for posting it again. 

 

Nothing meant by it at all man, just a bit of fun I thought you'd recognise!!! lol

SecretPro

SecretPro

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22 minutes ago, jv1 said:

Has he now - how are they going ?

It's done. The moment the Germany jobs dried up it was clear cut. Just a matter of timing financially. 

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jv1

jv1

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13 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

It's done. The moment the Germany jobs dried up it was clear cut. Just a matter of timing financially. 

New news - glad you are sharing - what do you think of the appointment?

SecretPro

SecretPro

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4 minutes ago, jv1 said:

New news - glad you are sharing - what do you think of the appointment?

I'm feeling wholeheartedly disconnected from the club at the minute. That will of course no doubt change come kick-off, but as an appointment I'm OK with it, I think its the best of the available options to us. 

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jv1

jv1

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5 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

I'm feeling wholeheartedly disconnected from the club at the minute. That will of course no doubt change come kick-off, but as an appointment I'm OK with it, I think it’s the best of the available options to us. 

Cheers for the insight- my concern is that iv seen nothing at all from him to think he is any better than cooper or Ruud - I don’t understand the love in at all - we have absolutely no idea what we are getting - tell me I’m very wrong and you think he will be great because …. And I’ll try and take it in 

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SecretPro

SecretPro

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7 minutes ago, jv1 said:

Cheers for the insight- my concern is that iv seen nothing at all from him to think he is any better than cooper or Ruud - I don’t understand the love in at all - we have absolutely no idea what we are getting - tell me I’m very wrong and you think he will be great because …. And I’ll try and take it in 

I think whoever we get there isn't going to be a general consensus from the fan base that its a 'great appointment'. I'm not in the 'Rohl is amazing' camp by any means - my judgement is more on the fact that I'm much further away from the Dyche camp. Trouble is, beggars really can't be choosers at this point. 

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GingerrrFox

GingerrrFox

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11 minutes ago, jv1 said:

Cheers for the insight- my concern is that iv seen nothing at all from him to think he is any better than cooper or Ruud - I don’t understand the love in at all - we have absolutely no idea what we are getting - tell me I’m very wrong and you think he will be great because …. And I’ll try and take it in 

Saved them from almost certain relegation in his first season and led a club that relied on free transfers and loans to 12th the season after despite the club being an absolute shit show off the field to the point where they were only partially paying players salaries and holding off payments to non-playing staff at times. 
 

Here’s what AI thinks of the job he did at Wednesday:

 

When Danny Röhl was appointed on 13 October 2023, Wednesday were rooted in the relegation zone—ten points from safety after a woeful start under Xisco Muñoz. Stepping into his first senior managerial role, the 34-year-old German immediately steadied the ship: four wins in seven games earned him an EFL Championship Manager of the Month nomination in December 2023, and an 11-point haul from six matches in April 2024 lifted the Owls out of the drop zone en.wikipedia.org.
 

He then secured survival on the final day with a 2–0 win over Sunderland, ensuring Championship football at Hillsborough for another season en.wikipedia.org.

In his first full campaign (2024/25), Röhl oversaw a marked improvement in results and performances. Wednesday finished 12th with 58 points—comfortably clear of a relegation scrap—and he earned another Manager of the Month nod for December 2024 after guiding the team to 11 points from seven games, including comebacks against Derby County and Oxford United en.wikipedia.org.

 

Beyond the numbers, the side’s playing style transformed: increased off-the-ball intensity, coherent pressing structures and better unit cohesion saw them go on unbeaten runs and compete more consistently at both ends of the pitch totalfootballanalysis.com.

All this was achieved amid significant off-field turmoil. Wednesday operated under repeated EFL transfer embargoes, dealt with delayed wage payments and faced regulatory breaches under owner Dejphon Chansiri. Despite those constraints, Röhl managed to keep the squad motivated and competitive throughout both seasons talksport.com.

 

Over 89 matches in charge, he recorded 34 wins, 19 draws and 36 losses—a win rate of roughly 38% and an average of 1.36 points per game. While not spectacular by raw percentages, that record must be viewed in light of the club’s precarious position on his arrival and the limited resources he had at his disposal fotmob.com.

 

In summary, Danny Röhl did an excellent job at Sheffield Wednesday. He rescued them from a relegation battle in 2023/24, consolidated a stable mid-table finish in 2024/25, and instilled a clear tactical identity—all while navigating severe financial and regulatory headwinds. Given the context, few could have achieved more.

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SecretPro

SecretPro

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4 minutes ago, Phil Mitchell said:

Compo package for ruud in one psr period, compo package for rohl in the next. You’re welcome. Phil

Pretty much this. Rohl will be announced on 1st July. 

SecretPro

SecretPro

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Just now, GingerrrFox said:

Saved them from almost certain relegation in his first season and led a club that relied on free transfers and loans to 12th the season after despite the club being an absolute shit show off the field to the point where they were only partially paying players salaries and holding off payments to non-playing staff at times. 

Yeah agree with this. The perceived notion is Rohl hasn't done anything spectacular or set the world alight but given the hand he was dealt he's done a good job and the football isn't half bad. I was never a Dyche fan but when you consider what Moyes did with the same squad it tells me he isn't all he's cracked up to be. Set in his ways and for too one track minded for my liking. 

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jv1

jv1

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2 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

Yeah agree with this. The perceived notion is Rohl hasn't done anything spectacular or set the world alight but given the hand he was dealt he's done a good job and the football isn't half bad. I was never a Dyche fan but when you consider what Moyes did with the same squad it tells me he isn't all he's cracked up to be. Set in his ways and for too one track minded for my liking. 

And this is where I really struggle - we are all good with the guy from bottom half of the championship but not the guy who has won it twice - the idealism is bonkers to me but everyone is welcome to their opinion - you are adamant its rohl on July 1 so I’ll back him and hop he does well because I love my team but the blanket optimism for him against dyche when he has done absolutely zero is crazy to me and let’s be clear Wednesday didn’t pull up any trees - they were better but not great - are we really at the point where we are good with being ok at shed wed - I find that hard to believe 

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UniFox21

UniFox21

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1 hour ago, jbflcfc said:

Puts it into perspective really doesn’t it.

 

I know we have major issues, but nothing compared to what Wednesday are facing.

 

Just imagine this place if that was the case, I would genuinely think they’d be a massacre on here.

Makes a mockery of PSR and Fit and proper tests for everything. Rules used when they see fit 

fox_favourite

fox_favourite

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18 minutes ago, jv1 said:

And this is where I really struggle - we are all good with the guy from bottom half of the championship but not the guy who has won it twice - the idealism is bonkers to me but everyone is welcome to their opinion - you are adamant its rohl on July 1 so I’ll back him and hop he does well because I love my team but the blanket optimism for him against dyche when he has done absolutely zero is crazy to me and let’s be clear Wednesday didn’t pull up any trees - they were better but not great - are we really at the point where we are good with being ok at shed wed - I find that hard to believe 

I think football has moved on. Dyche tactics haven't really evolved hence why they struggle. Röhl is a young manager with fresh ideas who is proven that he can work in difficult conditions, yet still do well. 12th last season was really impressive with the tools he's got. 

 

Dyche is looking in the past, Röhl is probably more forward thinking and dynamic person who can adapt. That is what we need. 

 

I think last season proved it. But with this I'm not saying that Dyche would be a bad appointment. We wouldn't get relegated and we would have a siege mentality. 

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