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The 1867 Post

Woz

An independent Sheffield Wednesday Fanzine! Written by Woz, a long suffering Wednesday fan.\ud83e\udd89

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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...

9 days ago
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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.

Sk...

12 days ago
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The Owl Is Everywhere

Hello everyone. England’s World Cup dream may be over, but Wednesday’s promotion dream is just getting started. The club has its identity back, and Wednesday’s senior leadership is making everyone aware that they mean business. The last tim...

22 days ago
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The Captain Comes Home: Why This Is Wednesday's Best Week in Years

It’s been a week of weeks if you support England and Sheffield Wednesday. Unless you’ve been marooned on a desert island, you’ll be aware that England reached the quarter-finals of the World Cup after a sensational 3-2 victory over Mexico,...

a month ago
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How Sheffield Wednesday's Value Holds Up in League One

Wednesday’s recruitment has started positively, and the arrival of Jordi Liongola was one few of us saw coming. The 26-year-old’s signing takes our squad value to just under £14m according to Transfermarkt, which got me wondering about a bi...

a month ago

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    I've been watching football long enough to know the game is better discussed than suffered alone. Headers & Volleys is where I write about the game, the title races, the chaos, and the beauty. Informed, opinionated, and always worth the read.

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