Vale finish 2022 ninth in Sky Bet League One after Michael Smith's brace condemned the Valiants to defeat in their final match of the calendar year away at ...
Unused Subs Vale caused the hosts many problems on the counterattack in the first half, and in the 42nd minute, James Wilson curled an effort just wide of the post from the edge of the area after a fast break. Wednesday thought they were about to take the lead in the 19th minute on the counterattack, however, Forrester did brilliantly well to get back and get his body in the way of a Calum Paterson effort that was goal bound.
Darren Moore is hoping his Sheffield Wednesday medical team will bring him some good news over the coming days after Barry Bannan limped off during the ...
“The way we kept the ball was exceptional. I was really pleased with the resilience shown. The victory was marred by an injury to Bannan, who was forced off after just 26 minutes.
Two goals from Michael Smith gave the Owls a victory that keeps them third, only out of the automatic promotion positions on goals scored, and stretches their ...
To see it hit the back of net relieved a bit of pressure then we could kick on.” But our work with and without the ball was spot-on so it’s a big well done to all of them.” Smith added: “I thought they started the second half well. We have another clean sheet, and the whole backline takes credit for that. “It’s just a bit of kidology I think with penalties but I was delighted to see it hit the back of the net.” “But I thought there were some outstanding performances all over the pitch.
How we rated the Wednesday players after their 2-0 win at home to Port Vale - a result which sees Darren Moore's side keep up the heat on Plymouth and ...
The odd sign of ring rust but that was always likely to happen after so long out. Second straight start and he was lively in the middle of the park all game. Was a spectator for large portions of the game but had to be alert, which he was, when called upon.
Sheffield Wednesday have a fresh injury concern after captain, Barry Bannan, limped off on Thursday night.
The energy, vigour and solidity that he gave us was excellent.” What I was really pleased with was the way Will Vaulks came on - special recognition to him, because he came in and it didn’t jolt us too much. We’ll assess him in the morning…
Darren Moore was pleased with Fisayo Dele-Bashiru's efforts against Port Vale, however concerns over a Sheffield Wednesday departure remain given his ...
“And we just want him to play football. “The boy just wants to play football,” he told The Star. He’s got to keep building on performances like that.”
Sheffield Wednesday secured their second consecutive victory with a 2-0 win over Port Vale at Hillsborough on Thursday night. The Owls were dealt a major ...
They limited a Vale side sitting ninth in the table and who have caused problems for many of the promotion contenders this season to few chances on their way to what was a relatively routine victory. While it is fair to say that the attacking struggles were present prior to that game even with the Scotsman on the pitch, the accusation was made that Moore’s side cannot cope without their talisman. This was most recently on display when he missed the home game against Oxford earlier this month, with the Owls toiling to a 0-0 draw in which they failed to create any meaningful chances.
Football Insider has learned that Sheffield Wednesday, Charlton Athletic and Bradford are plotting moves for non-league sensation Tyrese Owen.
Promotion-chasing Sheffield Wednesday are searching for another midfielder to bolster their ranks despite swooping for Will Vaulks and Tyreeq Bakinson in the summer window. League One duo Sheffield Wednesday and Charlton, and League Two promotion hopefuls Bradford, have registered their interest in Owen ahead of the new year. Sources: Sheffield Wednesday and Charlton Athletic in race to sign Tyrese Owen
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I remember it being a really fine day, and there was no rain at all. But there was just an acceptance that it was going to happen. “I think it was just accepted by the school that we were going to be going to the game,” he said when I asked him to think back.
Port Vale are ninth in League One ahead of their New Year's Day game at Forest Green Rovers.
It was a woeful give away of the ball, then sat off and allowed them time and space to have a brew, a bit of toast and still enough time to spare to plonk the ball in the top bin. The Vale are on the up, the progress is there for all to see. On to the next one and Happy New Year to all Vale fans." Then Wilson put Harrison in and he drove wide when it was easier to score or at least make the goalie work . We should be proud that we're competing on these stages now compared to where we were a few years back and realise that we're on the road to better things. He pulled it back and, in my opinion, Harrison has to be sharper there and equalise. All in all, finishing the year in ninth is amazing, I just hope Darrell Clarke makes the right decisions come January!" I know Bannan's a good player but any player is if you give the time and space we gave him until he went off injured. "I’d like us to continue to grow and strengthen in 2023, keep building on and off the pitch. Put simply, Wednesday were the better team and we have to accept that. So, I’d like to see some fresh faces in January up front, at left centre back and in midfield." Wembley was a day I didn’t think would come for us again soon, but the club gave us a day I’ll never forget.
Charlton Athletic, Sheffield Wednesday and Bradford City are all keeping tabs on Kingstonian FC talent Tyrese Owen, as per Football Insider.
The Addicks could use his services more in the short-term, but the current trajectory of the club isn’t looking positive. Sheffield Wednesday could be his best chance at securing Championship football in the future, although he may not feature all too often. The 23-year-old is a big player for Kingstonian, but he could leave on a free at any time, as per Football Insider, and that could result in a big fight to win his signature during the January window.
Vale face our final test of 2022 on Thursday evening, and it's a tough one, as we travel up to Yorkshire to face Sheffield Wednesday.
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Sheffield Wednesday manager Darren Moore says striker Lee Gregory could be in contention to feature in Monday's game against Cambridge United at ...
Wednesday will be looking to move into the top two with victory over the struggling U’s. Moore will also likely be looking for attacking reinforcements in January, but he will be keen to get Gregory available as soon as possible to bolster his front line. But Gregory has proven himself to still be an integral part of the team when he has featured and has also contributed with three assists.