Sheffield Wednesday-focused journalist Dom Howson recently posted a tweet sharing a report which was recently published by Yorkshire Live which discusses the Owls’ ‘transfer committee’.
Howson’s tweet has attracted the attention of some Wednesday fans. As per this article from Yorkshire Live, “many Wednesdayites remain unconvinced by the club’s transfer committee” and this is evident by some of the replies to this tweet. Some of the Owls supporters who have responded to this post have been slating their club’s approach to transfer dealings, while some have also been sharing some negative opinions regarding the quality of their current playing squad and manager.
Read the negative reactions of some Owls supporters to Howson’s recent post sharing this report in the tweets below.
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The inner workings of Sheffield Wednesday's transfer committee. #SWFC @LiveSwfc https://t.co/LkYXwn41qK
— Dom Howson (@domhowson) April 29, 2020
They work 2 days a year. Both deadline days and that’s about it
— Gurny (@Gurny21) April 29, 2020
However it works it works badly. No clubs transfers are 100% perfect but Wednesday record over last 4 years is abysmal.
— Matthew Bloomfield (@matthefish20022) April 29, 2020
As long as manager isn’t one demanding who he needs and wants to bring in, it is not good enough for me.
— Malek (@IvanBrali) April 30, 2020
Is Sheffield Wednesday's recruitment team doing a good job?YESNO |
He is utterly deluded if he thinks that recruitment during his ownership has been anything other than incompetent and ill-conceived. Millions have been wasted on injury-prone & underperforming wage-stealers. Via Paixao, 3rd parties have had too much influence on signings #swfc
— Joe Bryden (@JoeBryden80) April 30, 2020
I think under Bruce, this squad would have finished around 10th. It’s the oldest squad in the league, with no striker capable of 20 a season.
— Kristopher Cousins (@KristopherCous4) April 29, 2020
I thibk under Bruce this squad would have fi ished top 3, Monk is the worst manager in a very long time.
— Andy P (@AndyisLive) April 30, 2020
What do we think?
When he completed his takeover of the club, Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri claimed that he would “do whatever is appropriate to invest in the club to get them to the Premier League”, as per the BBC. However, Chansiri has now been the Owls’ owner for more than five years and the club currently sit in 15th place on the Championship table, which puts them nine places away from the playoffs and just seven places away from the relegation zone.
Considering that it doesn’t currently look likely that the Owls will earn promotion to the Premier League for next season, despite reports claiming that Chansiri wanted to take Wednesday to England’s top-flight within two years after he completed a takeover of the club in 2015, it may be understandable why some Wednesday supporters have been sharing some negative comments for their squad, their manager, and their transfer committee lately.