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The disappointment is, that under the layers of dust, there's a wonderful football club up for sale

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

The disappointment is, that under the layers of dust, there's a wonderful football club up for sale

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

In the midst of all the effort the EFL have used to investigate us, what have they actually done that's useful to protect the 72 member clubs during the pandemic ?
 
I am astonished that we've reached the end of the season with none of the members going bust & that's no thanks to the EFL

The disappointment is, that under the layers of dust, there's a wonderful football club up for sale

The disappointment is, that under the layers of dust, there's a wonderful football club up for sale

The disappointment is, that under the layers of dust, there's a wonderful football club up for sale

Mother of God, there’s more acronyms than AC12 to decipher..

My off field events will involve heavy drinking on away days

Maybe we can assume that it will be good news!
If the newspapers have got wind of that, they may be trying to make hay while the sun shines - and no that trains are about to ruin the story!
How positive is that!

Ultimately, it's the EFL that are at fault here for not having a reasonable and agreed timescale in place to deal with this. Original verdict in our favour was last summer and their appeal wasn't immediate, it took ages. Then the appeal itself , with no further evidence allowed, should have been concluded quickly

Ultimately, it's the EFL that are at fault here for not having a reasonable and agreed timescale in place to deal with this. Original verdict in our favour was last summer and their appeal wasn't immediate, it took ages. Then the appeal itself , with no further evidence allowed, should have been concluded quickly

Ultimately, it's the EFL that are at fault here for not having a reasonable and agreed timescale in place to deal with this. Original verdict in our favour was last summer and their appeal wasn't immediate, it took ages. Then the appeal itself , with no further evidence allowed, should have been concluded quickly

I think before we judge Wycombe and their chairman, he's just been asked a question and said that we'll see what happens. I don't believe he's even said that he'll take legal action and has apparently denied that he's said as much.

Even the Athletic headline is making assumptions. It could still be a slapped wrist or a fine, like Birmingham got last season when the EFL won their appeal

Even the Athletic headline is making assumptions. It could still be a slapped wrist or a fine, like Birmingham got last season when the EFL won their appeal

Even the Athletic headline is making assumptions. It could still be a slapped wrist or a fine, like Birmingham got last season when the EFL won their appeal

I think before we judge Wycombe and their chairman, he's just been asked a question and said that we'll see what happens. I don't believe he's even said that he'll take legal action and has apparently denied that he's said as much.