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Darren Moore will be staying on as Sheffield Wednesday manager for next season, chairman Dejphon Chansiri has confirmed. Moore, in his first full year in charge of the Hillsborough outfit, came within a whisker of leading the Owls back into the Championship at the first attempt.
Star man Barry Bannan is not "going anywhere" this summer. That is the verdict of Sheffield Wednesday great Carlton Palmer.
Sheffield Wednesday's supporters have urged owner Dejphon Chansiri to back Darren Moore to the hilt in the transfer market this summer. Attentions have already switched to next season after the Owls fell at the final hurdle in their pursuit of promotion to the Championship.
Sheffield Wednesday forward Josh Windass has branded the man who allegedly assaulted Sheffield United skipper Billy Sharp at the end of the Blades' Championship play-off semi-final second leg against Nottingham Forest an "absolute disgrace". Some Forest fans invaded the pitch after their shoot-out win and television footage showed one supporter charge at Sharp and knock him to the ground as the player stood on the sidelines.
Sheffield Wednesday are set for a second season in League One after losing to Sunderland in the play-off semi-final.
Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Joe Wildsmith is on the brink of leaving the club this summer, according to a report from The Star.
Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Barry Bannan has urged fellow Owls team-mate Massimo Loungo to stay put at Hillsborough. Luongo's contract at Hillsborough is due to expire next month, having played an instrumental part in Wednesday's season.
Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan has said Sunderland supporters “don’t deserve to be” in League One following the play-off semi-final tie between the two fallen giants.