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Midfielder Barry Bannan first signed for Sheffield Wednesday ahead of the 2015-16 season and has since gone on to become a firm favourite at the club.
Barry Bannan has always endured a love-hate relationship with Birmingham City fans - and the feeling has been entirely mutual, both parties love to hate the other. His Aston Villa roots counted against him from the off but his obvious glee at scoring against Blues over the years hasn’t helped matters.
For nearly seven years now, Barry Bannan has been a stalwart for Sheffield Wednesday and that looks set to continue for the foreseeable future.
Barry Bannan has always endured a love-hate relationship with Birmingham City fans - and the feeling has been entirely mutual, both parties love to hate the other. His Aston Villa roots counted against him from the off but his obvious glee at scoring against Blues over the years hasn’t helped matters.
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Barry Bannan has shrugged off concerns over Lee Gregory's lean run of form in front of goal as Sheffield Wednesday enter the business end of the campaign. Along with Bannan, Gregory is the Owls' joint top-scorer with eight league goals.
Barry Bannan will make his 300th appearance for Sheffield Wednesday if he plays against Cheltenham Town on Saturday. The Scotsman has been a fantastic servant for the Owls so far and will be desperate to help them back to the Championship at the first time of asking.
Midfield maestro Barry Bannan is set to hit a big Sheffield Wednesday landmark this weekend. The skipper is in line to make his 300th appearance for the Owls against Cheltenham Town.