Bloxwich Owl

Sheffield Wednesday are said to be interested in making a move for 28 year old Shrewsbury goalkeeper Mark Marosi. Marosi has featured in all 46 of Shrewsbury’s league games this season. The former Slovakian U21 international impressed, keeping 14 clean sheets for the Shrews who ended the season in 18th. Now though, The72 have been informed that Sheffield Wednesday have watched Marosi in action on a number of occasions in recent weeks, ahead of a potential summer move for the shot-stopper.

Here’s hoping that we don’t end up in a similar situation if ever Chansiri decides to move on…… https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/derby-county-pride-park-groundshare-7045522?utm_source=linkCopy&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar

Need a bit of this…….

Body is in total turmoil…. Heart - We can do this, we’re gonna do this - we’re capable of beating any team in this division Head - Be real, hasn’t your many years of following Wednesday taught you anything, prepare to be disappointed

Certainly tense & anxious, keep biting wife’s head off for the slightest thing but wife reckons that’s how I usually am anyway!

Yeah - none of ‘em know how to work t’internet!!

To the tune of Kumbaya, my Lord……. George Byers, he scores, George Byers George Byers, he scores, George Byers George Byers, he scores, George Byers Oh Lord, George Byers.

Sorry guys, this was meant to go into the “Song for George Byers” thread. Obviously not recovered from yesterday’s celebratory session yet!

To the tune of Kumbaya, my Lord……. George Byers, he scores, George Byers George Byers, he scores, George Byers George Byers, he scores, George Byers Oh Lord, George Byers

Not our division but Huddersfield now 2-0 up at Middlesbrough Jordan Rhodes - 1 assist & 1 goal

Sunderland 2 - 0 up

Donated - Good luck

AFC Wimbledon stretch horror winless run to 21 games as unwanted record comes into view The Dons, formed from the ashes of the old Wimbledon side back in 2002, have never experienced relegation but have just seven games to preserve their League One status Beleaguered AFC Wimbledon suffered a fifth consecutive defeat on Saturday. The Dons lost 1-0 at home to Cambridge United and remain fourth-bottom in League One, a point shy of safety. Not only did the result keep Mark Robinson's side in the relegation places but it extended their horror winless sequence to a mammoth 21 games in all competitions. You have to go all the way back to December 7 last year for the last time Wimbledon fans celebrated a victory. That 2-0 win at Accrington Stanley has been followed by nine draws and 12 losses - including a sobering defeat to non-league Boreham Wood in the FA Cup. Despite the situation appearing dire, with Cambridge's Adam May notching the only goal at Plough Lane on Saturday, Robinson remains defiant about the team's prospects. Sheffield Wednesday………. “Hold my Beer”

Not off to a good start…. QPR 1 Peterborough 3 ….didn’t have much chance with any of them to be fair.