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Bullen has his say on goalless draw
Assistant boss Lee Bullen voiced his frustrations – and that of 20,000 Wednesday fans – after the goalless draw with MK Dons. He said: “It was a very frustrating night all round. We never got going in the first half and a few words were said at half-time, with Carlos wanting the players to show […]
Read MoreWallace sees red on night of frustration
Wednesday suffered a night of frustration in a goalless draw against MK Dons, hitting the woodwork four times and seeing Ross Wallace sent off. However, with nearest play-off rivals Cardiff losing at Brentford, we are a point better off than before kick off tonight and it leaves us six points clear of the Welsh side […]
Read MoreInjury blow for loanee Bennett
Loanee defender Joe Bennett looks set to miss the rest of the season at S6 after twisting his knee in training. A scan has shown torn ligaments and Aston Villa defender Bennett said on his Twitter account today: ‘So gutted as I wanted to be part of the last few games and help SWFC get […]
Read MoreChansiri’s delight as Carlos extends S6 stay
Chairman Dejphon Chansiri has ended speculation over the future of head coach Carlos Carvalhal by giving him an extended contract. Carvalhal was linked with the vacant Swansea job earlier in the season and was then seemingly misreported by the press in his home country of Portugal recently. Articles said that Carvalhal could move into the […]
Read MoreFans can play their part says Carvalhal
Carlos Carvalhal has called on the fans to up the noise levels at Hillsborough tomorrow night when we take on relegation-threatened MK Dons. After the disappointment of Saturday’s home draw with Ipswich, when we failed to convert some good chances, Wednesday will be looking for three points to strengthen our challenge for the play-off places. […]
Read MoreMatias wins Goal of the Year award
Marco Matias’ spectacular strike at Leeds last August has been voted the Mitre Goal of the Year at tonight’s Football League awards. Matias beat four other finalists to carry off the trophy, the winner being decided from votes cast by the audience at the presentations in Manchester.
Read MoreCarlos takes positives from draw
Carlos Carvalhal was in positive mood despite seeing Wednesday fail to turn openings into goals in the 1-1 draw with Ipswich. He said: “We’d prefer the win but, for me, it’s the way you win, draw or lose. The way we drew today is a positive. We drew because we missed a lot of chances, […]
Read MoreOwls wait on trio ahead of Ipswich clash
Wednesday wait on fitness tests for Gary Hooper, Glenn Loovens and Keiren Westwood ahead of Saturday’s clash with play-off rivals Ipswich. All three missed last weekend’s 4-1 drubbing at Bristol City and Carlos Carvalhal waits to see if they are ready to return against the Tractor Boys. Hooper and Westwood look most likely to recover […]
Read MoreLondon Owls Player of the Year is named
This season’s London Owls Player of the Year is Fernando Forestieri. Congratulations to Fernando and we hope to be able to make the presentation at the last home game of the season against Cardiff on April 30. Thanks also to all London Owls who took the time to vote.
Read MoreWe’ll bounce back from defeat says Carlos
Carlos Carvalhal is sure his Wednesday side will come back strongly after the 4-1 hammering at Bristol City. Carvalhal said: “We have a lot of things to correct in the next game. We have two home games now and we will react because I know my team.” The head coach called the squad together for […]
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