The Wednesday 'Til I Die Podcast

In this brand new series, we speak to George Smith from The Star to get his opinion on the goings on at Sheffield Wednesday over the recent weeks. x.com/wtidpodpatreon.com/wtidpodwtidpod.myshopify.com

It's all too familiar. Another game, another defeat and another game without scoring a goal as well. James and Matt talk through the 4-0 defeat at the hands of Swansea City as well as giving thoughts on the new signings, and rating the transfer window as a whole.

We've seen this script play out many times this season. Yesterday was no different as Wednesday lost one-nil to Wrexham, and the seventh straight defeat this season. We talk about the defeat as well as a debut for new signing Jerry Yates. We also touch on Transfer Deadline Day and how many players we think could be departing Sheffield Wednesday in the next 24-hours.

We're joined by resident football expert, Kieran Maguire, to assess the current state of play at Sheffield Wednesday.As someone who has worked in administration for a number of years, we've enlisted the professional help of someone who can help explain what the next steps are, give a rough timescale, and explain why certain things have, or haven't, been happening over recent weeks.

Barry Bannan looked to have played his last game for Sheffield Wednesday as we got beat two-nil away to Bristol City. We talk about those moments and out-pouring of emotions over the past 48-hours, oh - and we talk a bit about the game as well. patreon.com/wtidpodx.com/wtipodwtidpod.myshopify.com/wtidpod

Once again, matters off the pitch dominate proceedings with club captain, and legend of the club, rumoured to be leaving in this window. We also have the small matter of another defeat to talk about. This time going down 1-0 to Portsmouth at Hillsborough. Ironically the only club that we have beaten so far this season. patreon.com/wtidpodwtidpod.myshopify.comx.com/wtidpod

Sheffield Wednesday were beaten 2–0 by a rotated but still strong Brentford side in the third round of the FA Cup.A very young, injury-ravaged Wednesday team were soundly beaten as the Premier League visitors showed their quality.We break down the performance, the result, and the moment that summed up the afternoon - goalkeeper Pierce Charles being forced off injured in the second half, leaving him visibly distraught.Off the pitch, we react to the latest takeover developments, with three members of the consortium now revealed and statements released by both the administrators and the EFL.

A frustrating Boxing Day afternoon for Sheffield Wednesday as we’re held to a 2–2 draw by Hull City — despite taking the lead twice in the game.patreon.com/wtidpodwtidpod.myshopify.comx.com/wtidpod