It’s not often we have a quiet week at Sheffield Wednesday, and the past seven days have been no different… Thankfully it’s all about football these days, but there’s still plenty happening - on and off the pitch.
The game against Stevenage has been postponed due to international call-ups on the Boro end, Jamal Lowe won Player of the Month, Di’Shon Bernard came through a vital 45 minutes unscathed with the U21s, and Wednesdayites did what Wednesdayites do by selling out the trip to Salford.
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In terms of articles over the last week, we had a pretty diverse offering for you… We broke the story of a teenager heading back to SWFC after time at Manchester City, we had Simon Wilson discussing a big change in the way the club handles contracts, and the following interview with former fan favourite at Hillsborough, Miguel Llera…
Elsewhere, we got some fascinating insight on why the National League was a strong place for Wednesday’s youngsters right now, with Joe Emery the latest to head there - and there was plenty of coverage and reaction of the 0-0 draw with Wigan Athletic.
The biggest story of the last week was the fact that Henrik Pedersen had been handed an improved - not extended - contract at Hillsborough, and there was also a closer look at the way the photography department has been reworked under the new owners. You can find links and details below.
A Wednesdayite appointment, a club legend and Varane-backed technology: Inside Sheffield Wednesday’s new photography setup
Photos are a huge part of the modern game. They’ve always been important, of course, documenting big moments over the years, providing visual reminders of what was – both good and bad.