The 1867 Post
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Sheffield Wednesday v Bradford City: What to Expect at Hillsborough
Welcome back, Wednesdayites, to another edition of The 1867 Post. I hope everyone got the opportunity to listen to David Storch’s interview on Talk Sport last Saturday. I am sure, like me, you hung on to every word he said. David talks with...
Leyton Orient v Sheffield Wednesday: Can the Owls Make It Two Wins From Two?
It was nice to see Wednesday taking the spoils last Saturday, with a clean sheet to top things off. As I walked away from Hillsborough, I heard a fan say, “That goal was the best thing Jamal Lowe has done in a Wednesday shirt.” Lowe’s goal...
August Awaits: Bolton First, Then Seven from Nine
Welcome back to The 1867 Post. Football is finally back. In this edition we’re going to discuss the first four games of the season, starting in the League Cup on Saturday. Pre-season finishes tomorrow and I wonder if the gaffer has made his...
Sheffield Wednesday’s Remarkable Summer of Change
It’s Saturday, 1st August 2026, an important day in the Wednesday calendar. Why? Because the new home shirt is on its way to my letterbox, and that got me thinking. It’s been 91 days since our 2-1 home win against West Brom. 91 days since t...
The New EFL Deal: What £1m a Year Actually Means for Wednesday
Welcome back to The 1867 Post. As Wednesday return home from their European training camp, the Premier League wheelers and dealers have been drafting plans. We’re not talking about a league expansion, but more of a league hand-me-down.
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