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We also wore it against Wimbledon this is a great article explaining the reasons behind it. https://museumofjerseys.com/2017/10/07/seasons-meetings-no-1-sheffield-wednesday-and-wimbledon-1993-94/

Not sure how reliable this is, but apparently throughout our first season at Hillsborough we weren't just unbeaten at S6, we won every league game. The only match we lost at home that season was an FA cup replay against the Blunts. What a way to start our new life at Hillsborough. Also is it just me or is that goal at least 20 yards wide? Probably goes a long way to explaining our supremacy at home. https://www.11v11.com/teams/sheffield-wednesday/tab/matches/season/1900/

I know who I'm backing for Wednesday's annual donkey derby at Skeggy.

I got Reach's wonder goal shirt! Well chuffed.

Always interesting to hear what other managers have to say about Carlos and our team. McCartney thinks we'll reach the top 6 again and is a big fan of CC. http://www.greenun24.co.uk/ipswich-town/ipswich-town-manager-mick-mccarthy-on-sheffield-wednesday-boss-carvalhal-1-5290893

Why post your views on an article and not post the source? http://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/sheffield-wednesday/sheffield-wednesday-we-re-better-off-away-from-home-says-owls-star-1-8866245 “We will be looking to play similar to how we did at Villa and hit teams on the counter attack and be difficult to play through. “We kind of played that way against Bristol City and it wasn’t one for the fans to watch. But we had to do that as Bristol are in good form and playing some good stuff. We couldn’t open up too much and get caught. “They are fourth and they are flying. They are full of confidence and you could tell that on the pitch. They were well-organised and I think they could be up there at the end of the season.” Where does it say we were afraid of Bristol? A fair point from Wallace, we didn't get the result we were after but from what I saw on the pitch two well matched sides that nullified each other in the final third.

Get a load of these babies! 1935 FA Cup winners in training.

A Stupid lolly pop that was designed by Salvador Dali.

Condition: Mint for the age. (1-2 light dust marks from storage over a decade or so but generally new without tags- fresh and crispy ) fresh and crispy!?

Would we be happy? I tried to go for a modern take on our early 90s classics. I'll be honest, I don't mind our recent kits but as many on here say on a regular basis, it's time to return to the stripes.

A few years back a mate of mine brought me back a polo shirt from Japan in Large, fit great when I was a small. A few years on and it makes a rather fetching crop top. Could make for an interesting sight around Hillsborough in the new year when everyone's put their Christmas weight on (including Hooper).

Very good point. The smaller the manufacturer the higher the production costs. Just think, larger brands such as adidas and Nike produce millions of feet of material to produce kits for hundreds of clubs around the world most using the same template; thus making the production cost remarkably low. Where as a manufacturer such as the one we're using will produce far less in comparisons and the bespoke nature of the kit means that the production cost will more than likely be higher than that of the major manufacturers. In theory anyway.

Mate of mine who's how's ITK says it's a fresh batch of these babies! So yes, it's time to get excited!

Taken from the FA's website. Without a doubt a red card. Even though we scored from the rebound the obstruction was still committed and it should've been a red card surely? DENYING A GOAL OR AN OBVIOUS GOAL-SCORING OPPORTUNITYWhere a player denies the opposing team a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by a deliberate handball offence the player is sent off wherever the offence occurs.Where a player commits an offence against an opponent within their own penalty area which denies an opponent an obvious goal-scoring opportunity and the referee awards a penalty kick, the offending player is cautioned if the offence was an attempt to play the ball; in all other circumstances (e.g. holding, pulling, pushing, no possibility to play the ball etc.) the offending player must be sent off.

Two very different players for the same position. When Hutchinson's fully fit and integrated in the side I think he's the obvious choice. However with Jones' improving form and the fact he's started the majority of games this season, would you want Hutch coming straight into the side when he returns from injury or rather see him on the bench and make him fight for the position? For me there's just too much of a question mark over his fitness and I think I'd rather seem him introduced back into the side slowly despite probably being the better footballer.