Sheffield Wednesday fans made their frustrations clear in a fiery demonstration against owner Dejphon Chansiri during their Championship clash with Leicester City, as the club's deepening financial crisis continues to spiral out of control.
Unpaid Staff and Mounting Debts
Reports reveal that staff at Hillsborough have gone unpaid, exacerbating tensions between the supporters and the Thai businessman, who has faced increasing criticism over his management of the club. The Owls are grappling with severe financial instability, with debts piling up and morale at an all-time low.
Fiery Protests at Hillsborough
During the match against Leicester, disgruntled fans unveiled banners demanding Chansiri's departure, while chants of "Sell the club and go" echoed around the stadium. Some supporters even threw flares onto the pitch, temporarily halting play as tensions boiled over.
Calls for Immediate Sale
With the club's future in jeopardy, fan groups and former players have intensified calls for Chansiri to step aside and allow new ownership to take charge. "Enough is enough," one lifelong supporter told reporters. "We need someone who can stabilise this club before it's too late."
What’s Next for Sheffield Wednesday?
The EFL has yet to comment on the growing crisis, but with unpaid wages and potential sanctions looming, the pressure on Chansiri is mounting. Will he listen to the fans and sell, or will the turmoil continue?
