The Wednesday Week

Dan Fudge is joined by Mark from the @tiltontalkshow podcast for a Sheffield Wednesday vs Birmingham City pre-match preview, as the Owls prepare to face the Blues at Hillsborough. We discuss Birmingham’s recent form, the pressure on manager Chris Davies, the January upturn, the impact of the Swansea draw, and the departure of Scotland international Lyndon Dykes to Charlton. Plus, we look back at the dramatic September meeting — including that 99th-minute Demarai Gray equaliser — and assess Birmingham’s promotion ambitions under the ownership of Knighthead Capital, with Tom Wagner and investor Tom Brady involved. 🎙️⚽️

Dan Fudge is joined by @davidaahowes from @3ladsinthepub to get the Portsmouth perspective ahead of a huge Saturday clash at Hillsborough.In this Sheffield Wednesday vs Portsmouth match preview, we look ahead to a game loaded with pressure at both ends. Pompey will be desperate to avenge the defeat back in October — a result that still stands as Wednesday’s only league win of the season.With Portsmouth sitting one place above the relegation zone, they’ll be fighting to stave off relegation and avoid losing ground on the teams above, while Wednesday search for answers and a much-needed lift.🎧 Listen now / Watch now for all the build-up, talking points, and predictions ahead of Sheffield Wednesday vs Portsmouth this weekend! ⚽💥

In this episode of The Wednesday Week Podcast, we looked back on Wednesday’s frustrating home defeat to Brentford, breaking it all down with plenty of football banter, honest fan reaction, and strong opinions on what went wrong and where the club needs to improve next.It wasn’t all doom and gloom, though. We took a welcome break from the football to celebrate a huge local sporting success as Dalton Smith was crowned WBC super lightweight champion, giving Wednesdayites something to smile about.We also discussed the latest announcements from administrators Begbies Traynor, cutting through the noise to explain what the updates meant for the club, the fans, and the future.This episode was packed with Sheffield Wednesday match reaction, EFL football discussion, club news, live fan opinions, and no-nonsense football banter—essential listening for Owls fans.

Ahead of the FA Cup Third Round clash on 10 January 2026, we turn our attention to a daunting test as Sheffield Wednesday welcome Brentford to Hillsborough.Can the Owls finally put an end to their miserable run of form and take a giant (and possibly unexpected) leap forward in the FA Cup? Or will Premier League quality once again prove too much against our top-flight rivals?Host Dan Fudge is joined by Billy The Bee from the excellent Beesotted Podcast to break down the matchup, assess Wednesday’s slim chances (let’s be honest), and get the opposition view from a Brentford perspective.Expect honest analysis, gallows humour, FA Cup romance (maybe), and a deep dive into whether Sheffield Wednesday can shock the odds—or whether this cup run is over before it’s really begun.🎙️ Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford | FA Cup Preview | 10/01/2026 #swfc #wawaw

The latest episode of The Wednesday Week is out, and there’s plenty to get stuck into. We look back at Sheffield Wednesday’s away days at Preston and QPR — two trips, plenty of talking points, and unfortunately no points in the bag.As ever, it’s not just about the football. We get into the latest takeover rumours, separating fact from fiction (and nonsense), before having a proper chat about the potential exits of Pierce Charles and Charlie McNeill. We also discuss the likely recall of Harry Amass by Manchester United and what that could mean for Wednesday going forward.Expect match reaction, opinions, a bit of frustration, a bit of gallows humour, and plenty of proper football banter — all from a Sheffield Wednesday point of view.🎧 Available now on all podcast platforms📺 Watch on YouTube#SWFC #TheWednesdayWeek #WAWAW #SheffieldWednesdayPodcast

Sheffield Wednesday remain unbeaten after Christmas, and it’s a run that’s giving the squad and fans a real boost. We dive into the 2–2 Boxing Day clash with Hull City, a game full of twists that tested the team’s resilience, and the 0–0 draw with Blackburn, which saw Cole McGhee make his Championship debut and impress on his first outing. Tune in as we explore how these performances are lifting confidence and building momentum at Hillsborough.