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[fernandopartridge]

Just been having a look at the Sheffield Wednesday forum after Liquid Gold mentioned their lack of a squad. I came across this:

https://www.efl.com/siteassets/image/201920/1920-judgements/efl-v-sheffield-wednesday-fc---decision.pdf

Wednesday are in a world of trouble if they go down, if the £3m rent p/a is true (albeit to an owner)

 

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[The Reverend Skyblue]

With Wigan it looks they have days to find a buyer, or they will be gone, and as FP says above SW are a ticking time bomb if they get relegated, they haven't made any real signings so far as well, and though they had a decent start last season they hit a huge downslope post Xmas and in the end just stayed up.
Christ if someone would have said three years ago that the skyblues would be in a better position than both Wigan and SW, I would have told them to see a psychiatrist

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

With Wigan it looks they have days to find a buyer, or they will be gone, and as FP says above SW are a ticking time bomb if they get relegated, they haven't made any real signings so far as well, and though they had a decent start last season they hit a huge downslope post Xmas and in the end just stayed up.
Christ if someone would have said three years ago that the skyblues would be in a better position than both Wigan and SW, I would have told them to see a psychiatrist

And bizarrely as long as crowds are limited at grounds we have no real disadvantage from groundsharing.

 

[fernandopartridge]

And bizarrely as long as crowds are limited at grounds we have no real disadvantage from groundsharing.

if we've done a good deal we'll pay very little. Blues on the other hand have the burden over looking after the place

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

if we've done a good deal we'll pay very little. Blues on the other hand have the burden over looking after the place

The moment crowds are allowed back at 50%+ capacity we'll start to take a hit compared to other clubs. It's strange, I want full crowds back ASAP but it definitely suits us better for them not to be

 

[skyblue1991]

The moment crowds are allowed back at 50%+ capacity we'll start to take a hit compared to other clubs. It's strange, I want full crowds back ASAP but it definitely suits us better for them not to be

How does it suit us more BCD compared to fans in the stadium?

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[Brighton Sky Blue]

How does it suit us more BCD compared to fans in the stadium?

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Because when fans are allowed back in we’ll have some of the smallest crowds and no real home advantage. BCD nullifies that

 

[skyblue1991]

Because when fans are allowed back in we’ll have some of the smallest crowds and no real home advantage. BCD nullifies that

Agrred but I meant commercially with the deal with BCFC, unless you did mean it from a footballing perspective?

 

[fernandopartridge]

Agrred but I meant commercially with the deal with BCFC, unless you did mean it from a footballing perspective?

It's commercially compared with other teams, if everybody has very limited gates then everybody suffers the capped income from them. At 30% capacity at St Andrews sold out we'd be not far from normal income whereas 30% for say Derby will have a greater impact.