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An England supporting mate of mine once said, amazed, that he thought I'd rather see Wednesday win the league than England win the World Cup. I told him I'd rather see Wednesday avoid relegation than see England win the World Cup.

Jermaine Johnson probably likes it

Next week is a game we don't need to win or want to. Happy to finish 4th and play HT.

People used to criticise Sheridan for the same things they do bannan. He's trying to make things happen so inevitably he will give the ball away. Fair play to him for keeping his head up when the moaners start.

Can't view in U.S. can someone do something that is technically clever but probably illegal to put them up here.

Please stop being so reasonable. If things don't go our way someone must be to blame.

this is where we need keiran lee

I like your optimism, but don't want to play NU in the playoffs.

Huddersfield are on the verge of getting automatic.

Derby have scored 6 in their last two games. I wish i supported Derby. So entertaining. So eleventh.

I'd rather watch Wednesday play in a game as bad as tonight's than watch the best game of the year in the premiership. It's like watching my kids throw their poop around is more entertaining than watching someone else's kid play the piano.

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After a bit of moaning about how physical we were - well done Wednesday - here's what the Newcastle Chronicle said. 4. Wednesday were United’s 23rd and last opponents - but the first to really outplay Newcastle This Boxing Day match marked the halfway point of the Magpies’ campaign - making Wednesday the 23rd opponents Newcastle have played this term. So, with United now having come face to face with every single other second-tier opponent at least once, what can we make of this division? Well, for the most part Newcastle have looked a cut above - albeit when they have had Shelvey in their side - but they have had serious lapses along the way. But, although this was United’s sixth defeat of the season already, it was - in this correspondent’s opinion - the first time they have been genuinely outplayed by an opponent. What I mean by that is, during four of those other five defeats, Newcastle have largely beaten themselves. Though all bar Nottingham Forest from those five sides played pretty well against United, it was the Magpies who mainly contributed to their own downfall then. But during this reversal, Wednesday were simply excellent. They may have been physical, but they were physical for a reason: because it unsettled the home side. Shelvey’s absence certainly contributed to United’s struggles, but so too did the visitors’ excellence. Wednesday simply outplayed Newcastle - and that really is a compliment.

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