If you're right, that says it all about the way SISU treated this club last season!
If I was going to make something up rest assured I could come up with something more exciting than calls not being picked up. Sadly that's how it was for a time. I'm deffo not pro SISU but Fisher and Waggott have brought more professionalism and know how into the club.
Nile ranger moved to Barnsley on a 2-month loan deal in November. That means he would have been available again in January. He got injured early so left Barnsley early. Wednesday took him on in March. It looks like there was a window of opportunity for Thorn to take on the striker (albeit not fully fit to begin with) in the January transfer window.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...-Nile-Ranger-joins-Barnsley-on-loan-deal.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/16305209
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/newc...s-sheffield-wednesday-on-loan-72703-30604919/
At the time I initially thought it was Sammy Ameobi that we were in for but having re-checked was told that it was Ranger. Why do you find it hard to believe that the club was run like an absolute joke?
Re: the takeover whatever I posted was factual and done in good faith and I never once said it would happen. More so that SISU were a nightmare to deal with but the means and will for a takeover was in place.
I don't particularly like your sarcastic attitude so I'll just leave it at that I think.
The report below suggests Waggott came in at the end of December. Snozzer says he thinks this phone call happened pre-Waggott. The report on Ranger returning injured is dated December 22. Was Thorn lining up a deal in mid December, knowing the Barnsley loan was only until Jan 14? I don't know.
http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/co...-and-deal-to-land-new-striker-92746-30033643/
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