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Nicole Shaw was on target twice. Image: Jensen Earnshaw
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An own goal from Josh Feeney got the ball rolling for the Owls in what was a tough afternoon at London Road, before Ben Woods got the hosts level right after half-time.
The Posh had big periods of pressure over the course of 90 minutes, b...
Barry Bannan and Matt Hamshaw celebrate. Image: Steve Ellis
A section of the home support aimed a slur at the midfielder, labelling him a sex offender. Bannan made sure to let the home end know about it after Josh Feeney’s own goal put Wed...
Sporting director Simon Wilson freely admitted Sheffield Wednesday had to “empty the piggy bank” to bring Davis Keillor-Dunn to Hillsborough.
When a late window opportunity arose to sign player of his calibre, Wednesday pounced. Deemed sur...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I’m a Sheffield Wednesday obsessive who lives and breathes the Owls... Here for transfer rumours, reports and the art of over-analysing a 1–0 win. After covering SWFC for years, mixing in news, opinion, and the occasional rant, I'm going it alone.
George Elek, Ali Maxwell and the team provide a one-stop shop of EFL content, delivered straight to your inbox.
Freelance sports journalist. Former EFL editor for Reach PLC’s Yorkshire and North East titles.
Aspiring journalist and football lover.
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