manicowl

You're probably right actually. He never ruffled any feathers.

Marc Degryse was sublime for about six months.

I loved Guy Whittingham. Had a knack for scoring really important goals. Did a decent spell in midfield as well considering he was known as a poacher.

Redfearn Froggart, surely?

It's not just us. Three of my non-Wednesdayite mates ordered shirts online yesterday. There's very much a feeling of "The bad guy has been beaten" here.

Richey Humphreys. Looked so good for those first few months. The chip against Leicester remains my all time favourite Wednesday goal. Apparently Waddle had really looked after him and when he left he lost a lot of his confidence. Real shame. He had a full career in the football league so fair play to him but you just wonder what he could've been. Also, O'Neill Donaldson was putting up insane numbers in the reserves in the mid nineties but Pleat stuck with Mark Bright who looked like he was pulling a cart at that point in his career.

I'm 43. I'd put Roly in the same age bracket as me only healthier.

When I was 14 I named my rabbit Graham after Graham Hyde. Turned out Graham was a girl and had four babies. Roland, Regi, Dejan and Darko.

2 - Roland Nilsson

3 September 1996. Maths exam at school. The teacher invigilating was a Wednesdayite called Mr Beer. As he walked past my desk he slipped me a little note. PLAYED 4 WON 4 POINTS 12 YEAH!

For those of you who don't subscribe to The Athletic. Just get a free trial or whatever. Just to remember this. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/3420975/2022/07/15/best-premier-league-performances-no-19-chris-waddle-for-sheff-wed-v-west-ham/

Pleat was not that bad a manager

I think it would be a great idea if the likes of The Times, Guardian, Sky Sports, Athletic etc could be in there to bring mainstream coverage of his insanity to the world but he wouldn't let them in anyway.

They openly admitted at the start they knew nothing about football, but they employed THE RIGHT PEOPLE. Imagine what that must be like.

I can't imagine he's got many friends to be honest