matt68owls

at the moment I am a non paying customer due to my circumstances, but after being a season ticket holder for 20+ years and following us home and away regularly since 1973, should I be discarded and forgot about? Don't they think people like me will return when circumstances change? don't alienate ANY of the fanbase, it will come back to bite you.

no Hirsty?

does he still frequent Owlstalk?

I believe stoke have held their season ticket prices for the last 7/8 years in a row, so they do look after the home supporters.

My mate Paul Frost, big wednesdayite. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=468710986889098&set=a.111945469232320.1073741827.100012506020446&type=3

He was a poor mans Lee Chapman

good 1-1 result for Huddersfield at Chelsea tonight, means Swansea need a 10 goal swing at the weekend to avoid relegation

semi final v Brighton in 1983, convinced we were going to Wembley, never been so disappointed leaving a match since. 3-3 v derby, so angry that I launched my radio 50 foot across the works depot, never worked again for some reason. 1993 cup final, for obvious reasons. losing 1-0 to West Brom in approx. 2008/2009 on a Tuesday night, they scored a last minute winner, nothing match for us but they went up that season, I felt really angry for some reason, I felt like we had been really cheated. being 3-1 up with 15 mins to go at Arsenal in 2000, thought we were finally going to win at Highbury and give us a chance in the last game V Leicester of stopping up, but no, FFS wednesday

looks like murrays tears was worse than we thought

I went to the 1-1 draw in 1976, I remember the Wednesday fans counting the Wednesday coaches as they arrived, got to about 42 if I remember right and the away end was already full as they arrived.

ffs

utd finished just before us and they kicked off at 8

Anybody on here old enough to have stood on the lower north stand before it changed in the early 60s?

This was easter 1980, my favourite game was just after. The 2-1 at Ewood park. 12k wednesday fans on a Tuesday night, what an atmosphere leaving the ground.