The Wednesday Week

We are back with the last seven days run through of what's been happening in the world of Sheffield Wednesday.This week we have had a previous owner interviewed and saying he's flying in. Confirmation that the club has been placed in a three window transfer restriction and the sad news that this years Owls in the Park has been cancelled with only ten days to go.Its not easy being a SWFC fan at the moment but lets hope this is the start of something changing at the club.#SWFC #WAWAW

In this special episode of The Wednesday Week, we’re joined by Sheffield Wednesday Women’s striker Amy Broomhead – or should we say… Broomdog. That’s right, a new nickname is born as Amy talks us through her life leading the line for the Owls, her biggest footballing highs, and what really goes down in the changing room.We find out who’s rocking the worst dress sense (it’s bad… like, really bad), who needs their Spotify privileges revoked, and what Amy needs to function on matchday (hint: snacks may be involved). It’s goals, giggles, and a proper good chinwag with one of SWFC Women’s finest. Don’t miss it – Broomdog has officially entered the chat.

In this episode, we begin with a considered discussion of the recent timeline of events at Hillsborough. However, the conversation takes an unexpected turn as we're interrupted by yet another interview with prospective SWFC owner Adam Shaw. Dan responds with an impassioned 15-minute monologue that encapsulates the frustrations of many Wednesdayites. Alongside the usual insights and light-hearted moments, we also delve into some historical context behind the current situation.

What a week in S6! Dan and the gang break down all the drama, the comings and goings, and the chaos from this week’s headlines.We’re joined by the brilliant @yeswecrann to get the real inside scoop — is there light at the end of the tunnel, or just more confusion and crisis?🧐 Is administration on the cards? 📉 Will things get worse before they get better? 🆘 Can we still turn this around?Tune in now to find out 

On this weeks The Wednesday Week episode we’re diving into the £700 staff payment mess, looming embargo worries, and what the summer holds with no cash coming in. Plus Shaw’s Sheffield visit, Röhl’s future, and whether Owls in the Park should go ahead.

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.