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I didn’t know where to put this, so feel free to move / merge elsewhere. I’ve just picked up 12 months free of the Athletic with Sky VIP rewards. Not sure if anyone has this, or wants it! More a heads up! It looks to have some decent articles, not about us.

I was looking forward to the post Sheffield Wednesday debrief on my weekly 4 hour drive to the South East tomorrow morning! I’m mortified that you don’t have one up yet

If we sell Fatawu, Winks and BEK, we may as well all give up at this point.

I always see the title of this topic and think “Oliver Skipp confirm “as being a little bit ****”.

Skipp and Soumare aren’t the answer to any questions anyone asks about being successful. After Slimani and Silva, I’d have Skipp as my 3rd worst Leicester transfer of all time, with Soumare and Musa completing my top 5! All signed under the current regime!

The performances first and second half were night and day. He’s better in a two behind Daka personally.

Let’s not kid ourselves, we are behind to an own goal. Sheffield Wednesday stated brighter but have been fairly terrible as well. It is a dreadful game of football.

It’s crazy that we don’t seem to have a plan in the final third of the pitch, other than “Give it to Fatawu”.

How has he not hit the target?

It should mean 3 people are unmarked.

He’s WOEFUL!

Most of it with Vestergaard!

We need Daka on to actually press.

El Khannous want to hit anything more heavy?

This sums it up really well.

I’m still surprised the Cooper put thread I started last pre season wasn’t deleted! Maybe we all knew

Okoli has looked dreadful so far and far worse than Vestergaard. He looks nervous on the ball.

Yes, it’s hitting Justin before Skipp touches it.

Our defending was all over the shop for that.

Well call me surprised that we’ve conceded.

It’s horrendous!

Taylor-Fletcher is no longer at the club.

Remember that game, Last one before Covid against Aston Villa. How good were we that day ….. I’d love to see that again.

Fatawu is the gem to be honest.

The Wednesday goalkeeper looks about as comfortable with the ball at his feet, as Daniel Iversen