The 1867 Post
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Sheffield Wednesday v Sunderland U21s: Pedersen Faces a Selection Dilemma
Hello Wednesday fans, and welcome back to The 1867 Post. Proper football is back tomorrow night when Wednesday take on Sunderland U21s in the EFL Trophy. I think tomorrow’s game is a really interesting fixture for the gaffer, knowing that w...
Sheffield Wednesday’s Salford Win Raises a Selection Question
Is anyone really that bothered about England and Spain in the Nations Cup this weekend? I mean, come on, who would have thought that international football would have disrupted the League One fixture list? It has, and Wednesday will have to...
Sheffield Wednesday v Stockport County: Can The Owls Stop League One’s Top Scorers?
Wednesday huffed and puffed, but they couldn’t find a way to capitalise against bottom-of-the-table Wigan Athletic last weekend. Saturday’s game against Stockport County sees The Owls host League One’s top scorers, with 16, three more than...
Sheffield Wednesday by the Numbers: Top of League One and Wigan Up Next
Hello Wednesdayites and welcome back to The 1867 Post. Firstly, thank you for subscribing. There’s a real feel-good factor in the club and long may it continue. Wednesday ground out a third consecutive 2-1 away win at Peterborough, sending...
Peterborough United v Sheffield Wednesday: Can the Owls End Their London Road Hoodoo?
Hello Wednesday fans and welcome back to The 1867 Post. I couldn’t be happier with our start to the season. Three wins from four sets the tone for September. We will play Posh for the first time since that miracle at Hillsborough, but befor...
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