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Right, I’ll try and be as balanced as I can here.

This is the 117th League meeting between Sheffield United and The Wednesday/Sheffield Wednesday* (delete as appropriate). I say this because the pitch-side advertising at The Theatre of Rust often lies about ‘150 years of Sheffield Wednesday’ when, in fact they were called ‘The Wednesday’ until 1929 so it’s actually ’89 years of Sheffield Wednesday’. (The next time they’re on TV, take a look for yourself. It will be in between the equally-bogus ‘Chansiri’, ‘D-Taxis’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘BK Balloons’, Chansiri’, ‘Elev8’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘The Wednesday Pale Ale’, ‘Chansiri’ etc. ads. designed to avoid FFP rules.

League Record v Sheffield Wednesday to date:

Home: P: 58 W: 25 D: 22 L:11 F: 90 A: 62

Away: P: 58 W: 18 D: 15 L: 25 F: 71 A: 87

Doubles: United 10, Wednesday 6*

*In fact, Sheffield Wednesday have only done ‘the double’ over Sheffield United once. Ever. That was in the 2008-09 season when the pigs had Brian ‘Bison Head’ Laws as manager and United had the equally-useless Kevin Blackwell ‘in charge’.

I did a full round-up of our recent meetings with The Visitors here:


The last time we met The Stain was on January 12th, 2018. Loovens and Wallace conspired to kick our players all over the pitch but it was justified as Wednesday won this game 0-0.



So what has changed with our Nauseous Neighbours since then?

The Dear Leader:

Dejphon Chansiri remains in total control of the weird state known as ‘Hillsborough’, where criticism is forbidden and his followers are in a trance-like state. Having been beguiled by big spending on over-priced, past-it crap like Fletcher, Boyd, Hooper etc., Chansiri’s disciples (‘Meeester Chansiri’ as they have been brainwashed into calling him) are blind to the increasing decrepitude of the ancient monument at S6, which includes parts of the ground regularly falling off and the death-trap Leppings Lane stand being covered in tarpaulin instead of being bulldozed in 1989. Rather than funding much-needed maintenance at the ground, Kim Wrong ‘Un prefers to plaster every available surface with ‘Chansiri’ propaganda and the names of utterly fictitious companies. At the moment, the S6 followers are clamouring for yet another fall-guy to replace the current incumbent, but remain ignorant to the fact that no manager of any standing would tolerate The Dear Leader’s interference. Still, they are childishly happy to donate a large proportion of their state salaries (dole) to prop up Kim’s ruthless regime.

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Despot Chansiri

‘Mind the Gap’:

Fair play, for once the pigs didn’t nick this off us, but droned on about it endlessly for 6 years while they were in The Championship and we were in Division One (duh!). However this all changed on August 5th 2017 when both clubs were both in the same division.

Since then, and except for a few, fleeting minutes on the second matchday of this season (when Wendy scraped a home draw with QPR and United lost at Middlesbrough), United have always had the gap over the pigs – that’s over 15 months. In fact, at one time in the 2017-18 season, ‘The Gap’ was nineteen points. Not bad for a pub team who wouldn’t be able to compete in La Liga.

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Before KO in the upcoming pigs’ game United are – as ever – maintaining The Gap which stands at ten points.

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Championship Table:

Going into this 117th league derby, The Blades are in third spot in the table…

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…while Wednesday occupy their customary position – near the relegation places.

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Full Championship Table

Form Guide:

The Blades’ recent run of erratic form has seen us slip to tenth place in the form guide (based on the last six league games). Wednesday are second-bottom.

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Based on the same criteria (last six league games), United are joint-top (with Derby) of ‘Home form’ with 14 points out of the last 18. Wednesday are equal-eighth in terms of ‘Away form’ with nine points out of a possible 18.

Full Championship Form Guide

Top Scorers:

Not much to report here. A brief purple patch by Reach, two braces by Joao etc.
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The Manager:

Jos Luhukay ‘took charge’ at Hillsborough on 5th January 2018 after Wednesday had – with their usual class – sacked previous manager Carlos Carvalhal on Christmas Eve, 2017. Dead Loss Jos has presided over Wendy being nearer relegation than promotion. His bland, clueless tactics were first seen in the ‘derby’ match at Bramall Lane on January 12th this year when a 0-0 win for Wednesday was greeted by their players and supporters with wild abandon, throwing shirts to the crowd etc. This match will forever be known as ‘The January 12th Massacre’.
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One of the Chuckle Brothers
 



Right, I’ll try and be as balanced as I can here.

This is the 117th League meeting between Sheffield United and The Wednesday/Sheffield Wednesday* (delete as appropriate). I say this because the pitch-side advertising at The Theatre of Rust often lies about ‘150 years of Sheffield Wednesday’ when, in fact they were called ‘The Wednesday’ until 1929 so it’s actually ’89 years of Sheffield Wednesday’. (The next time they’re on TV, take a look for yourself. It will be in between the equally-bogus ‘Chansiri’, ‘D-Taxis’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘BK Balloons’, Chansiri’, ‘Elev8’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘The Wednesday Pale Ale’, ‘Chansiri’ etc. ads. designed to avoid FFP rules.

League Record v Sheffield Wednesday to date:

Home: P: 58 W: 25 D: 22 L:11 F: 90 A: 62

Away: P: 58 W: 18 D: 15 L: 25 F: 71 A: 87

Doubles: United 10, Wednesday 6*

*In fact, Sheffield Wednesday have only done ‘the double’ over Sheffield United once. Ever. That was in the 2008-09 season when the pigs had Brian ‘Bison Head’ Laws as manager and United had the equally-useless Kevin Blackwell ‘in charge’.

I did a full round-up of our recent meetings with The Visitors here:


The last time we met The Stain was on January 12th, 2018. Loovens and Wallace conspired to kick our players all over the pitch but it was justified as Wednesday won this game 0-0.



So what has changed with our Nauseous Neighbours since then?

The Dear Leader:

Dejphon Chansiri remains in total control of the weird state known as ‘Hillsborough’, where criticism is forbidden and his followers are in a trance-like state. Having been beguiled by big spending on over-priced, past-it crap like Fletcher, Boyd, Hooper etc., Chansiri’s disciples (‘Meeester Chansiri’ as they have been brainwashed into calling him) are blind to the increasing decrepitude of the ancient monument at S6, which includes parts of the ground regularly falling off and the death-trap Leppings Lane stand being covered in tarpaulin instead of being bulldozed in 1989. Rather than funding much-needed maintenance at the ground, Kim Wrong ‘Un prefers to plaster every available surface with ‘Chansiri’ propaganda and the names of utterly fictitious companies. At the moment, the S6 followers are clamouring for yet another fall-guy to replace the current incumbent, but remain ignorant to the fact that no manager of any standing would tolerate The Dear Leader’s interference. Still, they are childishly happy to donate a large proportion of their state salaries (dole) to prop up Kim’s ruthless regime.

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Despot Chansiri

‘Mind the Gap’:

Fair play, for once the pigs didn’t nick this off us, but droned on about it endlessly for 6 years while they were in The Championship and we were in Division One (duh!). However this all changed on August 5th 2017 when both clubs were both in the same division.

Since then, and except for a few, fleeting minutes on the second matchday of this season (when Wendy scraped a home draw with QPR and United lost at Middlesbrough), United have always had the gap over the pigs – that’s over 15 months. In fact, at one time in the 2017-18 season, ‘The Gap’ was nineteen points. Not bad for a pub team who wouldn’t be able to compete in La Liga.


Before KO in the upcoming pigs’ game United are – as ever – maintaining The Gap which stands at ten points.


Championship Table:

Going into this 117th league derby, The Blades are in third spot in the table…


…while Wednesday occupy their customary position – near the relegation places.


Full Championship Table

Form Guide:

The Blades’ recent run of erratic form has seen us slip to tenth place in the form guide (based on the last six league games). Wednesday are second-bottom.

Based on the same criteria (last six league games), United are joint-top (with Derby) of ‘Home form’ with 14 points out of the last 18. Wednesday are equal-eighth in terms of ‘Away form’ with nine points out of a possible 18.

Full Championship Form Guide

Top Scorers:

Not much to report here. A brief purple patch by Reach, two braces by Joao etc.

The Manager:

Jos Luhukay ‘took charge’ at Hillsborough on 5th January 2018 after Wednesday had – with their usual class – sacked previous manager Carlos Carvalhal on Christmas Eve, 2017. Dead Loss Jos has presided over Wendy being nearer relegation than promotion. His bland, clueless tactics were first seen in the ‘derby’ match at Bramall Lane on January 12th this year when a 0-0 win for Wednesday was greeted by their players and supporters with wild abandon, throwing shirts to the crowd etc. This match will forever be known as ‘The January 12th Massacre’.
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Superbly written but no need to go so easy on them in the future eh?
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Right, I’ll try and be as balanced as I can here.

This is the 117th League meeting between Sheffield United and The Wednesday/Sheffield Wednesday* (delete as appropriate). I say this because the pitch-side advertising at The Theatre of Rust often lies about ‘150 years of Sheffield Wednesday’ when, in fact they were called ‘The Wednesday’ until 1929 so it’s actually ’89 years of Sheffield Wednesday’. (The next time they’re on TV, take a look for yourself. It will be in between the equally-bogus ‘Chansiri’, ‘D-Taxis’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘BK Balloons’, Chansiri’, ‘Elev8’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘The Wednesday Pale Ale’, ‘Chansiri’ etc. ads. designed to avoid FFP rules.

League Record v Sheffield Wednesday to date:

Home: P: 58 W: 25 D: 22 L:11 F: 90 A: 62

Away: P: 58 W: 18 D: 15 L: 25 F: 71 A: 87

Doubles: United 10, Wednesday 6*

*In fact, Sheffield Wednesday have only done ‘the double’ over Sheffield United once. Ever. That was in the 2008-09 season when the pigs had Brian ‘Bison Head’ Laws as manager and United had the equally-useless Kevin Blackwell ‘in charge’.

I did a full round-up of our recent meetings with The Visitors here:


The last time we met The Stain was on January 12th, 2018. Loovens and Wallace conspired to kick our players all over the pitch but it was justified as Wednesday won this game 0-0.



So what has changed with our Nauseous Neighbours since then?

The Dear Leader:

Dejphon Chansiri remains in total control of the weird state known as ‘Hillsborough’, where criticism is forbidden and his followers are in a trance-like state. Having been beguiled by big spending on over-priced, past-it crap like Fletcher, Boyd, Hooper etc., Chansiri’s disciples (‘Meeester Chansiri’ as they have been brainwashed into calling him) are blind to the increasing decrepitude of the ancient monument at S6, which includes parts of the ground regularly falling off and the death-trap Leppings Lane stand being covered in tarpaulin instead of being bulldozed in 1989. Rather than funding much-needed maintenance at the ground, Kim Wrong ‘Un prefers to plaster every available surface with ‘Chansiri’ propaganda and the names of utterly fictitious companies. At the moment, the S6 followers are clamouring for yet another fall-guy to replace the current incumbent, but remain ignorant to the fact that no manager of any standing would tolerate The Dear Leader’s interference. Still, they are childishly happy to donate a large proportion of their state salaries (dole) to prop up Kim’s ruthless regime.

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Despot Chansiri

‘Mind the Gap’:

Fair play, for once the pigs didn’t nick this off us, but droned on about it endlessly for 6 years while they were in The Championship and we were in Division One (duh!). However this all changed on August 5th 2017 when both clubs were both in the same division.

Since then, and except for a few, fleeting minutes on the second matchday of this season (when Wendy scraped a home draw with QPR and United lost at Middlesbrough), United have always had the gap over the pigs – that’s over 15 months. In fact, at one time in the 2017-18 season, ‘The Gap’ was nineteen points. Not bad for a pub team who wouldn’t be able to compete in La Liga.


Before KO in the upcoming pigs’ game United are – as ever – maintaining The Gap which stands at ten points.


Championship Table:

Going into this 117th league derby, The Blades are in third spot in the table…


…while Wednesday occupy their customary position – near the relegation places.


Full Championship Table

Form Guide:

The Blades’ recent run of erratic form has seen us slip to tenth place in the form guide (based on the last six league games). Wednesday are second-bottom.

Based on the same criteria (last six league games), United are joint-top (with Derby) of ‘Home form’ with 14 points out of the last 18. Wednesday are equal-eighth in terms of ‘Away form’ with nine points out of a possible 18.

Full Championship Form Guide

Top Scorers:

Not much to report here. A brief purple patch by Reach, two braces by Joao etc.

The Manager:

Jos Luhukay ‘took charge’ at Hillsborough on 5th January 2018 after Wednesday had – with their usual class – sacked previous manager Carlos Carvalhal on Christmas Eve, 2017. Dead Loss Jos has presided over Wendy being nearer relegation than promotion. His bland, clueless tactics were first seen in the ‘derby’ match at Bramall Lane on January 12th this year when a 0-0 win for Wednesday was greeted by their players and supporters with wild abandon, throwing shirts to the crowd etc. This match will forever be known as ‘The January 12th Massacre’.
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We've done well to recover and regroup after the 0-0 battering we took in January.

I'd really like us to show up and play well this time. The way to stop us playing is to push your front 3 on and make us be direct. They won't do that. We just need to score early, their players are just dying to roll over.

This is probably the last rational post I'll make before Friday. Fuck Wednesday and the diseased Tuna pig they rode in on

UTB, COYRAWW
 
Right, I’ll try and be as balanced as I can here.

This is the 117th League meeting between Sheffield United and The Wednesday/Sheffield Wednesday* (delete as appropriate). I say this because the pitch-side advertising at The Theatre of Rust often lies about ‘150 years of Sheffield Wednesday’ when, in fact they were called ‘The Wednesday’ until 1929 so it’s actually ’89 years of Sheffield Wednesday’. (The next time they’re on TV, take a look for yourself. It will be in between the equally-bogus ‘Chansiri’, ‘D-Taxis’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘BK Balloons’, Chansiri’, ‘Elev8’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘The Wednesday Pale Ale’, ‘Chansiri’ etc. ads. designed to avoid FFP rules.

League Record v Sheffield Wednesday to date:

Home: P: 58 W: 25 D: 22 L:11 F: 90 A: 62

Away: P: 58 W: 18 D: 15 L: 25 F: 71 A: 87

Doubles: United 10, Wednesday 6*

*In fact, Sheffield Wednesday have only done ‘the double’ over Sheffield United once. Ever. That was in the 2008-09 season when the pigs had Brian ‘Bison Head’ Laws as manager and United had the equally-useless Kevin Blackwell ‘in charge’.

I did a full round-up of our recent meetings with The Visitors here:


The last time we met The Stain was on January 12th, 2018. Loovens and Wallace conspired to kick our players all over the pitch but it was justified as Wednesday won this game 0-0.



So what has changed with our Nauseous Neighbours since then?

The Dear Leader:

Dejphon Chansiri remains in total control of the weird state known as ‘Hillsborough’, where criticism is forbidden and his followers are in a trance-like state. Having been beguiled by big spending on over-priced, past-it crap like Fletcher, Boyd, Hooper etc., Chansiri’s disciples (‘Meeester Chansiri’ as they have been brainwashed into calling him) are blind to the increasing decrepitude of the ancient monument at S6, which includes parts of the ground regularly falling off and the death-trap Leppings Lane stand being covered in tarpaulin instead of being bulldozed in 1989. Rather than funding much-needed maintenance at the ground, Kim Wrong ‘Un prefers to plaster every available surface with ‘Chansiri’ propaganda and the names of utterly fictitious companies. At the moment, the S6 followers are clamouring for yet another fall-guy to replace the current incumbent, but remain ignorant to the fact that no manager of any standing would tolerate The Dear Leader’s interference. Still, they are childishly happy to donate a large proportion of their state salaries (dole) to prop up Kim’s ruthless regime.

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Despot Chansiri

‘Mind the Gap’:

Fair play, for once the pigs didn’t nick this off us, but droned on about it endlessly for 6 years while they were in The Championship and we were in Division One (duh!). However this all changed on August 5th 2017 when both clubs were both in the same division.

Since then, and except for a few, fleeting minutes on the second matchday of this season (when Wendy scraped a home draw with QPR and United lost at Middlesbrough), United have always had the gap over the pigs – that’s over 15 months. In fact, at one time in the 2017-18 season, ‘The Gap’ was nineteen points. Not bad for a pub team who wouldn’t be able to compete in La Liga.


Before KO in the upcoming pigs’ game United are – as ever – maintaining The Gap which stands at ten points.


Championship Table:

Going into this 117th league derby, The Blades are in third spot in the table…


…while Wednesday occupy their customary position – near the relegation places.


Full Championship Table

Form Guide:

The Blades’ recent run of erratic form has seen us slip to tenth place in the form guide (based on the last six league games). Wednesday are second-bottom.

Based on the same criteria (last six league games), United are joint-top (with Derby) of ‘Home form’ with 14 points out of the last 18. Wednesday are equal-eighth in terms of ‘Away form’ with nine points out of a possible 18.

Full Championship Form Guide

Top Scorers:

Not much to report here. A brief purple patch by Reach, two braces by Joao etc.

The Manager:

Jos Luhukay ‘took charge’ at Hillsborough on 5th January 2018 after Wednesday had – with their usual class – sacked previous manager Carlos Carvalhal on Christmas Eve, 2017. Dead Loss Jos has presided over Wendy being nearer relegation than promotion. His bland, clueless tactics were first seen in the ‘derby’ match at Bramall Lane on January 12th this year when a 0-0 win for Wednesday was greeted by their players and supporters with wild abandon, throwing shirts to the crowd etc. This match will forever be known as ‘The January 12th Massacre’.
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he Theatre of Rust often lies about ‘150 years of Sheffield Wednesday’ when, in fact they were called ‘The Wednesday’ until 1929 so it’s actually ’89 years of Sheffield Wednesday’.

I don't have a problem with this. Didn't they just change their name?It wasn't a new club was it? Not like Rangers a few years ago being able to keep their honours etc.
 
I don't have a problem with this. Didn't they just change their name?It wasn't a new club was it? Not like Rangers a few years ago being able to keep their honours etc.

But it's an utter lie. If it said '150 Years of Wednesday', that'd be OK but these tinpot dictators do like to re-write history...
 
Right, I’ll try and be as balanced as I can here.

This is the 117th League meeting between Sheffield United and The Wednesday/Sheffield Wednesday* (delete as appropriate). I say this because the pitch-side advertising at The Theatre of Rust often lies about ‘150 years of Sheffield Wednesday’ when, in fact they were called ‘The Wednesday’ until 1929 so it’s actually ’89 years of Sheffield Wednesday’. (The next time they’re on TV, take a look for yourself. It will be in between the equally-bogus ‘Chansiri’, ‘D-Taxis’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘BK Balloons’, Chansiri’, ‘Elev8’, ‘Chansiri’, ‘The Wednesday Pale Ale’, ‘Chansiri’ etc. ads. designed to avoid FFP rules.

League Record v Sheffield Wednesday to date:

Home: P: 58 W: 25 D: 22 L:11 F: 90 A: 62

Away: P: 58 W: 18 D: 15 L: 25 F: 71 A: 87

Doubles: United 10, Wednesday 6*

*In fact, Sheffield Wednesday have only done ‘the double’ over Sheffield United once. Ever. That was in the 2008-09 season when the pigs had Brian ‘Bison Head’ Laws as manager and United had the equally-useless Kevin Blackwell ‘in charge’.

I did a full round-up of our recent meetings with The Visitors here:


The last time we met The Stain was on January 12th, 2018. Loovens and Wallace conspired to kick our players all over the pitch but it was justified as Wednesday won this game 0-0.



So what has changed with our Nauseous Neighbours since then?

The Dear Leader:

Dejphon Chansiri remains in total control of the weird state known as ‘Hillsborough’, where criticism is forbidden and his followers are in a trance-like state. Having been beguiled by big spending on over-priced, past-it crap like Fletcher, Boyd, Hooper etc., Chansiri’s disciples (‘Meeester Chansiri’ as they have been brainwashed into calling him) are blind to the increasing decrepitude of the ancient monument at S6, which includes parts of the ground regularly falling off and the death-trap Leppings Lane stand being covered in tarpaulin instead of being bulldozed in 1989. Rather than funding much-needed maintenance at the ground, Kim Wrong ‘Un prefers to plaster every available surface with ‘Chansiri’ propaganda and the names of utterly fictitious companies. At the moment, the S6 followers are clamouring for yet another fall-guy to replace the current incumbent, but remain ignorant to the fact that no manager of any standing would tolerate The Dear Leader’s interference. Still, they are childishly happy to donate a large proportion of their state salaries (dole) to prop up Kim’s ruthless regime.

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Despot Chansiri

‘Mind the Gap’:

Fair play, for once the pigs didn’t nick this off us, but droned on about it endlessly for 6 years while they were in The Championship and we were in Division One (duh!). However this all changed on August 5th 2017 when both clubs were both in the same division.

Since then, and except for a few, fleeting minutes on the second matchday of this season (when Wendy scraped a home draw with QPR and United lost at Middlesbrough), United have always had the gap over the pigs – that’s over 15 months. In fact, at one time in the 2017-18 season, ‘The Gap’ was nineteen points. Not bad for a pub team who wouldn’t be able to compete in La Liga.


Before KO in the upcoming pigs’ game United are – as ever – maintaining The Gap which stands at ten points.


Championship Table:

Going into this 117th league derby, The Blades are in third spot in the table…


…while Wednesday occupy their customary position – near the relegation places.


Full Championship Table

Form Guide:

The Blades’ recent run of erratic form has seen us slip to tenth place in the form guide (based on the last six league games). Wednesday are second-bottom.

Based on the same criteria (last six league games), United are joint-top (with Derby) of ‘Home form’ with 14 points out of the last 18. Wednesday are equal-eighth in terms of ‘Away form’ with nine points out of a possible 18.

Full Championship Form Guide

Top Scorers:

Not much to report here. A brief purple patch by Reach, two braces by Joao etc.

The Manager:

Jos Luhukay ‘took charge’ at Hillsborough on 5th January 2018 after Wednesday had – with their usual class – sacked previous manager Carlos Carvalhal on Christmas Eve, 2017. Dead Loss Jos has presided over Wendy being nearer relegation than promotion. His bland, clueless tactics were first seen in the ‘derby’ match at Bramall Lane on January 12th this year when a 0-0 win for Wednesday was greeted by their players and supporters with wild abandon, throwing shirts to the crowd etc. This match will forever be known as ‘The January 12th Massacre’.
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Brilliant :D
 
They may have been The Wednesday until 1929 but puzzlingly the original 1896 FA Cup win celebration mug says 'Sheffield Wednesday'. That was in an article in The Star (10 May 2018) after the mug was found in an attic in a house in Firth Park. https://www.thestar.co.uk/news/trea...-wednesday-s-history-found-in-attic-1-9158525
they were never called sheffield , like a painting showing sheffield wednesday on the old olive grove stand , which was dismantled and used at owlerton
, but its just artistic licence
actual photo shows no writing on roof
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painting is pure invention

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and theres no way of proving the mug wasnt made after the name change
all fa records show the wednesday in books written before 1929
 
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wednesdays win at bramall lane in 2008=9 is only time theyve won since

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there is only therefore one set of colour tv pictures of an owls double
their previous double was captured by the Sheffield Telegraphs artist in pencil
 
Proper ones don't.

Like for instance, yer' original Yooonited.
A lot of teams changed their names, from their amateur days to professional
after the league proper started changes were made were all within a decade of its conception,,,,, except one who took 36 years
wednesday formed 1867 , became sheffield w in 1928
51 years they ignored or were ashamed of Sheffield
 
Yes, they can have the history and titles belonging to "the Wednesday" or those belonging to "Sheffield Wednesday". They can't have both.
 
I don't have a problem with this. Didn't they just change their name?It wasn't a new club was it? Not like Rangers a few years ago being able to keep their honours etc.

I actually agree with you on this. Bit pedantic on our part.
Perhaps one for the 'unpopular opinions' thread.
 
A lot of teams changed their names, from their amateur days to professional
after the league proper started changes were made were all within a decade of its conception,,,,, except one who took 36 years
wednesday formed 1867 , became sheffield w in 1928
51 years they ignored or were ashamed of Sheffield

It suits the agenda, but it's hardly true.

Leyton Orient changed their name to just Orient in 1966 and then back to Leyton Orient in 1987.

Chester became Chester City in 1983 when they had League status and there are probably a few others.
The idea that they were ashamed of being Sheffield is fanciful at best and I'm sure it's intended as a joke on your part.
 
It suits the agenda, but it's hardly true.

Leyton Orient changed their name to just Orient in 1966 and then back to Leyton Orient in 1987.

Chester became Chester City in 1983 when they had League status and there are probably a few others.
The idea that they were ashamed of being Sheffield is fanciful at best and I'm sure it's intended as a joke on your part.
neither of whom are league clubs now

chester only changed their name to honour Chester becoming a city
and orient realised it was a big mistake

teams have never had a different name for over 50 years apart from one
 
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grafikhaus when do we get to read part II with an insight to the pig fans delusions of grandeur not forgetting the most important thing .. .. Attendances
 
neither of whom are league clubs now

chester only changed their name to honour Chester becoming a city
and orient realised it was a big mistake

teams have never had a different name for over 50 years apart from one

Apart from those two.
What difference does it make that they are no longer in the league? They were both relegated long after the changes took place.

More famously, Wimbledon were renamed Milton Keynes Dons, although there was an obvious reason for that.... and they're still in the league.

I don't think Orient's decision was because of a big mistake. They changed their name originally due to some boundary changes and I'm guessing changed it back to identify with the local area again. Although I don't know, I'm guessing The Wednesday became Sheffield Wednesday for the same reason.

Anyway, I don't see why it matters.
 
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But it's an utter lie. If it said '150 Years of Wednesday', that'd be OK but these tinpot dictators do like to re-write history...
Bearing in mind when they like to play midweek matches these days, they ought to call themselves Sheffield Tuesday.
 



‘Mind the Gap’:

but droned on about it endlessly for 6 years while they were in The Championship and we were in Division One (duh!). However this all changed on August 5th 2017 when both clubs were both in the same division

Why does everyone say it was 6 years when it was only 4? Is it a joke that I don't get?
 

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