The Wednesday 'Til I Die Podcast

Josh Windass scored a worldy from his own half, we get told that Southampton want Danny Rohl and we only win two games at home since the turn of the new year. Have I missed anything? We talk about the second half of the season and give our thoughts on where this season went wrong in our opinion.

No sooner had the season finished and we've had the manager publicly come out to German media and 'put himself in the shop window' for want of a better phrase with his comments. We react to what he's said, what we would do with him, and what this all means for the football club moving forward. This is a public episode of extra time. If you want more episodes like this, every single week, then head over to patreon.com/wtidpod and sign up to become a member.

The season has finished. Mid-table is what we asked for. Mid-table is what we got. We're going to go through the first half of the season from the 4-0 win at home to Plymouth, right up until that incredible comeback on Boxing Day against 'Boro. Listen to what we had to say on what was certainly the better half of the season.

Danny's first game was against Watford away. Was his last game in charge of Sheffield Wednesday also Watford away? This week James is joined by emergency loan signing Dom Howson as we talk about the season as a whole as the 24/25 campaign comes to a close. 

We had protests, meeting minutes, and a game of football against Portsmouth. It ended 1-1 but the game was overshadowed by goings on off the pitch once again. We discuss that and more in this episode of the podcast. patreon.com/wtidpodx.com/wtidpodwtidpod.myshopify.com

It's finally happened. After waiting since New Years Day it happened when we least expected it. We discuss the 2-1 win at home to Middlesbrough as well as touching on Stoke and what was said by Symon yesterday. 

We speak to Symon (1867News) as he shares what’s been happening behind the scenes. Are we any closer to a potential takeover?

We spoke to the 'Sell Before We Dai' Fan-Pressure group about the struggles that Reading have faced, and are still facing at this moment in time, when it comes to their ownership situation. We touch on why they were formed, the protests they have organised as well as the similarities that they see with ourselves and our current problems that we're facing. A huge thanks to the guests for joining us.

Protests, statements and another defeat at home. Unfortunately we didn't get to speak on the defeat at the hands of Oxford but we did talk about the more pressing concerns at the football club at the moment.