The Wednesday Week

We’re picking our Best Sheffield Wednesday XI from the post-Premier League era — and trust us, there’ll be some controversial shouts!No ‘90s legends, no League Cup Final nostalgia… just the best (and maybe worst) of the last 25 years.Get involved in the commentsWho makes your team?Who have we missed?And is Simon on another wind-up?Join Stevie, Ash, Jon & Simon for a bit of post-season fun. #swfc #wawaw

Well, Owls fans, the dust has settled, the final whistle’s blown, and it's time for one of the highlights of the year – The Wednesday Week End of Season Awards!"That’s right! Forget the Oscars, forget the Ballon d'Or – this is the one that really matters. The only awards chosen by the fans, for the fans, and definitely not influenced by how many pints were had before voting."We've laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve shouted at referees and at least five opposing goalkeepers... but tonight, we celebrate the best (and sometimes the worst) of Sheffield Wednesday’s roller-coaster season."

Sheffield Wednesday have dropped their retention list — and with it, the first real glimpse of what’s to come.It’s a day of mixed emotions: joy for those staying, reflection and sadness for those moving on.Think of it as “Real Life Contract Tinder” — swipe right to stay, swipe left to say goodbye.Let’s take a look at who’s in, who’s out, and what it means for the Owls going forward.

It’s been a rollercoaster campaign for the Owls — a season marked by misfiring strikers, fan protests, and more statements than wins at home on a Saturday at 3pmDespite the turbulence, Danny and his squad managed to steady the ship, securing a respectable mid-table finish. There were moments of promise, with brief flirtations with the playoff spots, but consistency proved elusive as the season drew to a close.So, where did it all unravel?What was the turning point?And can the season be considered a success?Join us tonight for our comprehensive 2024/25 season review.

"The final whistle has blown on Sheffield Wednesday's season, ending with a 1-1 draw away at Watford — and there's no shortage of talking points in our last game review of the campaign. Stevie, Ash, Hollie, and Dan are here to break it all down.""Will Danny Röhl still be at the helm next season after flying home straight after the match? We're asking the big questions.""We're also debuting a brand new segment: Contract Tinder — who are we swiping right on, and who’s getting the boot?""And finally, where does Josh Windass rank in the all-time Owls conversation?"

Dan catches up with Pete and Justin from @DNSYE_podcast, returning the favour to give the chance to look at the upcoming game at Vicarage road through some Yellow tinted specsWas Xisco Munoz actually any good?What Can we expect this weekend?Shall we just sack it off and go Popworld?Find out here!

Dan is with Beth, Simon and Jon with a hell of a lot to get through With the protests gathering pace this week and the hotly contested meeting minutes release we have plenty to chew through this week. With the players having to take part in a rather mooted lap of honour and yet another game this season where haven't won at home in spite of the statistics, Join the gang try and make sense of it and we're keen to hear your comments.Was this the last we'll see of certain players?Will DC Listen?What do think are the next steps of the protests??Find out Monday night Live!

Dan is joined by @Pompeyviking62 talking about the upcoming game with Portsmouth at home for our final game game of the seasonNeither of us can call what this game may play like, But it'll be fun either way whilst we essentially play beach football!Will Pompey turn up?Will Wednesday turn up?Or will the chairman turn up?Anything could happen find out here!

It was not a Good Friday for SWFC against Stoke City but the team managed to resurrect themselves for the home game on the Bank Holiday Monday against playoff chasing Middlesbrough.We review both games and also have a catch-up on all the off field goings on with SWFC.#swfc #wawaw #efl