Welcome back to Wycombe and Rotherham, welcome Sheffield Wednesday

[GFC4EVA]

Welcome back to Wycombe and Rotherham, sure both teams will be challenging the top 6 next season.

Also welcome to Sheff wed, nice big ground to visit next season (hopefully), sulrley they should be looking at bouncing back at the 1st attempt

 

[thewwfc]

cheers. Dunno about Top 6 but I’d be disappointed with anything less than top half.

Not sure who I want up from the playoffs, all decent sides who we’ve played many times before. Obviously a 93rd minute Ellison winner v Morecambe in the final would be hilarious.

 

[PuB]

Must be gutting for Rotherham, they were staying up until the 88th minute. But yeah welcome back all.

 

[Bartonyellow]

Looking forward to a trip to Hillsboro if it’s allowed for fans. Last time out we won 3-0 on Boxing Day in the championship. Rare moment of joy..
I expect Rotherham to do well if warne stays, although from his press conference I am not so sure. He seems a broken man. Very sad to see.
Lot of work to do for Wednesday to bounce back, but you never know.
Wycombe gave it a right go, fair play to them. Showed a lot of fight.
Fucked my acca up today..but hey ho.

 

[Luke Imp]

Is that the third consecutive 'up and down' by Rotherham?

Obviously I'm hoping we'll not be around but the potential of Wednesday, Ipswich, Charlton, Portsmouth and Sunderland in L1 next season is crazy really.

 

[PuB]

Is that the third consecutive 'up and down' by Rotherham?

Obviously I'm hoping we'll not be around but the potential of Wednesday, Ipswich, Charlton, Portsmouth and Sunderland in L1 next season is crazy really.

You forgot the Bayern Bolton superstars.

 

[Crewelad87]

welcome Wednesday, Wycombe and Rotherham. I do feel feel for the millers it looked like they were staying up then conceded late. They had plenty of chances to put that game to bed also. I expect all 3 to be challenging next season.

 

[Hooped Wizard]

Rotherham should give it a rest for a few years now, beyond ridiculous to keep getting relegated.

 

[shoddycollins]

Welcome back to Wycombe, Rotherham and sheff wed, sure all teams will be challenging the top 6 next season.

Fixed that for ya. Wednesday might pretend they've never been at this level before but don't let them fool you.

Gotta feel for the Wycombe fans, achieving such a historic promotion and then spending the whole season playing behind closed doors.

 

[masi51]

Is that the third consecutive 'up and down' by Rotherham?

Obviously I'm hoping we'll not be around but the potential of Wednesday, Ipswich, Charlton, Portsmouth and Sunderland in L1 next season is crazy really.

in 2016/17 we got promoted to the championship
2017/18 stayed up last game of season coming from 2 down to beat forest 3-2
2018/19 Relegated
2019/2020 -12 points administration Relegated
2020/21 Promoted back to lge 1
2021/22.....................................

 

[thewwfc]

Gotta feel for the Wycombe fans, achieving such a historic promotion and then spending the whole season playing behind closed doors.

Definitely disappointing, but obviously so many people have had much worse consequences from COVID, so it’s all relative.

Whilst I didn’t think I’d ever see us play in the Championship, we had actually played most of the sides before, I think there was only 2 or 3 we’d never played (definitely Derby and Blackburn).

Also I watched more games this season than I ever have done since they were all on the club streaming service - so not all bad. It was rare that we got shat upon (though it happened), but we had a real goalscoring problem in the first half of the season which didn’t help.

 

[Marked Ox]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1391700657825058819

It could yet be Derby and not Wycombe albeit any points deductions would probably be held over to next season which I don't think it should be as this is on appeal. And would be a proper punishment.

 

[shoddycollins]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1391700657825058819

It could yet be Derby and not Wycombe albeit any points deductions would probably be held over to next season which I don't think it should be as this is on appeal. And would be a proper punishment.

I thought points deductions were only held over to next season if they would have no impact on the current season.

Macclesfield were deducted enough points to relegate them last season after the season had already finished (albeit in unusual circumstances)

 

[thewwfc]

whatever happens, I hope we stay well out of this discussion and let the EFL do what they have to do, it's none of our business.

The Sun is reporting that our owner (himself a lawyer) said "we're looking into the case" and have spun that like we're pushing for Derby to get relegated.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/14902876/wycombe-legal-relegate-wayne-rooney-derby/

Obviously that's clickbait bullshit, but from a purely footballing perspective, we're down on merit and it looks embarrassing to try and manipulate some completely unrelated issue just to save your own skin. So like I say, we need to steer well clear.

 

[shoddycollins]

whatever happens, I hope we stay well out of this discussion and let the EFL do what they have to do, it's none of our business.

The Sun is reporting that our owner (himself a lawyer) said "we're looking into the case" and have spun that like we're pushing for Derby to get relegated.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/14902876/wycombe-legal-relegate-wayne-rooney-derby/

Obviously that's clickbait bullshit, but from a purely footballing perspective, we're down on merit and it looks embarrassing to try and manipulate some completely unrelated issue just to save your own skin. So like I say, we need to steer well clear.

Indeed, look at the company you'll keep

League Two: Southend United & Grimsby Town challenge 'unfair' relegation to National League

League Two clubs Southend United and Grimsby Town submit a proposal for their relegation to the National League to be overturned.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Marked Ox]

EFL wins part of appeal against Derby County accounting policies

The EFL wins part of an appeal against Derby County over some of the Championship club's accounting policies.

www.bbc.co.uk

Nothing will happen other than a small fine I reckon. Considering this decision has been referred to the same committee that originally found Derby did no wrong.

 

[Bartonyellow]

Paper talk.
They won’t be relegated.
A fine will slapped on them.

 

[Luke Imp]

Whatever it is, it'll be next season.

 

[thewwfc]

whatever happens, I hope we stay well out of this discussion and let the EFL do what they have to do, it's none of our business.

The Sun is reporting that our owner (himself a lawyer) said "we're looking into the case" and have spun that like we're pushing for Derby to get relegated.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/14902876/wycombe-legal-relegate-wayne-rooney-derby/

Obviously that's clickbait bullshit, but from a purely footballing perspective, we're down on merit and it looks embarrassing to try and manipulate some completely unrelated issue just to save your own skin. So like I say, we need to steer well clear.

And rightly, we're not stirring the pot here, and we'll just be letting things take their course - it's nothing to do with us really.

https://www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/2021/may/club-comments-on-derby-county-situation/

 

[Bartonyellow]

I know it’s juvenile but there is something humorous about forest green v Sunderland if the former comes up and the latter fluffs the play offs.
Such a mismatch of club sizes. Like when we was in the championship playing Newcastle and villa.

 

[Si Robin]

Yes but that would mean we had to deal with Ecotricity FC in League One and fuck that - it's taken us 4 years to get back ahead of the gits without them following on our coat tails.

 

[Tom_CUFC]

I mean Fleetwood are already here, not a lot in it between the two of them.