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Ticket sold

1x Adult, away end Forest Green Available if can pick up tomorrow from Kiveton before 1pm. DM me if interested.

I'm still going. Mate pulled out

One adult Leeds away ticket available. Face value

Fans unable to collect their tickets from Hillsborough can do so from St Andrew’s. Tickets will be available until 2.30pm Buy online, simple

Gardener is a massive loss this season, him and Roger would have been very good together, drop Lee back to right back (but that means replacing him in Midfield), Mattock back at LB and you have potentially our best chance of a decent defense. But as it stands we have have to put up with two players who are just not good enough at the minute, Reda and Llera. And teams target that, and we will concede with these two in our defense.

Bang on

Love it! Reminds me of my dad first taking me to games, walking down after parking up near forty foot!!

Any news on how many we have actually sold? I'll be there, who cares what the price is!

I don't mind them now, because having enough points to get tickets, or as people say they have gone to general sale anyway. When it will be a problem for me is next season. I go to Hillsborough with 3 other lads (all season ticket holders), but 2 of them don't go as many away games, so next season if a big away derby game comes up where tickets will sell, its the decision to get 1 or 2 tickets or risk leaving them all till general and possibly missing out.

15 Goals in all competitions

Looking forward to the game? The match specific no! But the overall afternoon, yeah! Chance to escape the house/women/Christmas stuff, have some afternoon beers and that. The day might take a turn for the worse when the actual footy starts tho. But hopefully they will surprise me tomorrow and get 3 points. Even if we lose I'd Take it over an afternoon in Meadowhall any day

What a cracking 'supporter' you make! Why do you bother making the time to come on an 'Wednesday' supporters forum and take the time to even comment on the fact you don't give a shi*t. Just don't give a sh*t and save us reading it by not saying owt! you t*t! I will be there whatever Wednesdays plight, and I will sing all game long, because if there was a time when the owls need us it is now. Hand ball............ UTO

Yeah agree quality player. But gotta be some reason why no-one from championship picked him up in the summer before he went Portsmouth. Only signed for them in October too I think, Strange. He'll either be rubbish for them, not play, or be a hit and bang a couple past us in December.

Yeah hand them out around the pubs (Hooters for deff) before match and on the coaches.

And the point of this thread is? DJ picked and started COG, and he scored.

Awesome!

Off peak Return £38, but might be able to do it cheaper if you get single each way possibly

http://www.independe...ue-6288942.html When suggests that some managers are not viewed "in the same way" as others, it is hard to disagree. But when the Sheffield Wednesday manager maintains that this is simply because they are better at presenting themselves to the public and the press, it is more contentious. Even these days, surely a manager's image is more about style on the pitch than off it. Put that contention to Megson, however, and five minutes later the 52-year-old is still talking. "The perception is I play in a certain way," he says, "but the truth is I've never played the way I'd like to play since I've been a manager, because management is making the best out of what you've got. "People talk about Bolton playing direct football under me. When I went there [in 2007] the club had had the worst-ever start to a Premier League season over 10 games because they had been successfully playing a certain style for six or seven years, and then with the same players – more or less – were playing an entirely different style. "All I did was take it back to the style they'd proven able to play, and by doing that, in the end managed to keep the club up, while at the same time going further than they had ever been before in Europe –and that was with a reserve team. I was starting to try and change that style within set financial parameters – if I was only ever going to play a certain way, there wouldn't have been much point in signing skilful players like Matty Taylor, Mark Davies, Chung-yong Lee and Johan Elmander – but couldn't do it quickly enough while trying to cope with the sort of pressure [blackburn manager] Steve Kean is currently trying to cope with. "Unless you're a fortunate manager who takes over a club going very well and just need to keep it bubbling along, you have to sort things out and that's always been the way with me. Nor have I ever been at a club with a lot of money to spend, so I could change it very, very quickly to what I want. It's basically always been about getting the best out of what I've got." In which, he maintains, he has succeeded more often than he tends to be given credit for. Keeping Bolton up and twice guiding West Bromwich Albion into the Premier League represent genuine achievements, and while Wednesday is Megson's ninth managerial position, only at Nottingham Forest will he admit to having failed to make a positive impact, and even then for reasons beyond his control. It is a subjective view, of course, but you will not find many taking issue with his cogently expressed, if sometimes contrary, opinions in the environs of Hillsborough. As Eddie Hoyland, vice-chairman of "Wednesdayite", the supporters' association with a significant shareholding in the club, explains, Megson's long association with Wednesday – as the son of former club legend Don Megson and as a player with more than 250 appearances for the club in his own right – might have given him breathing space at the start, but everything he has done since taking over from Alan Irvine last February has convinced the fans he is the right man to restore a great club's fortunes. "There were some who were probably a bit ambivalent when [owner] Milan Mandaric brought him in last February, but everybody's very happy now, and not just because of the results," Hoyland says. "We're a strong, fit and organised team, and if the opportunity is there we get forward quickly, which some would say are Megson characteristics, but I don't think even Sheffield United supporters could accuse us of being just a long-ball team, or trying to kick our way to promotion. "He's not had much money to spend, but he's brought in players on loan who are really good on the ball, like Ben Marshall from Stoke and Danny Baath from Wolves. In the last few weeks the team has also had to cope without our [injured] top scorer Gary Madine, but they've adapted and kept winning, which is a really good sign. "For years Wednesday teams looked terrified about playing at Hillsborough, but under Megson they thrive on the atmosphere. That works both ways because the crowds are responding and growing, and we're unbeaten at home this season." Tomorrow that record will face its toughest test of the season when Wednesday, lying third in League One with a game in hand, and through to the fourth round of the FA Cup after beating West Ham United last weekend, play league leaders Charlton in front of a crowd expected to top the 25,000 mark. Having acknowledged his considerable emotional ties to the club – "I wouldn't be in League One with anyone else" – Megson insists that his experience has taught him to maintain a professional detachment. "I've been coming here since I was five and I love the place, but at the same time I've brought West Brom and Leicester here and won and celebrated that fact because I'd done my job. As such I've been here 11 months, and if results hadn't improved in that time I'm not stupid enough to think I'd still be here, so if another club came in, and it was better for me, I wouldn't be saying, 'No, this is my club'. "I believe I'm a more talented manager than some who are currently working in the Premier League, and I'm ambitious to work at that level again. But however you feel about Wednesday, it is a huge club. Beating West Ham wasn't giant-killing, I don't think Sheffield Wednesday will ever play a game where you can say it's a giant-killing. If we play Manchester City or Manchester United, we are still Sheffield Wednesday and not too long ago we played those games twice a year. "This place has had a nightmare for 15 years and we are trying to get that momentum to move it back." And momentum has been generated, though not by spending much of owner Mandaric's cash. "Milan has been quite up front that he's bought the club as a business venture, that he wants to improve it and move on, he said that when he first came. From my point of view we do a lot on loans and free transfers, we're not doing the same thing as clubs like Charlton and Huddersfield, but you have to cut your cloth and that's where we are. "But we have things they don't in terms of atmosphere and tradition and support, and as long as you're making the most of what you've got, that can take you a long way," Megson believes. "All we've done so far is make a start, but keeping it going and taking this club up would probably give me more satisfaction than anything I've achieved in the game." Manager Megson: His record has won promotion twice as manager - both at West Bromwich: Games/Won/Drawn/Lost/Win%/Success? Norwich City (1995-96): 27/5/13/9/19%/Miss Blackpool (1996-97): 52/21/16/15/40%/Hit Stockport County (1997-99): 102/35/40/27/34%/Hit Stoke City (1999): 22/9/6/7/41%/Miss West Brom (2000-04): 221/94/77/50/43%/Hit Nottingham Forest (2005-06): 59/17/24/18/29%/Miss Leicester City (2007): 9/3/2/4/33%/Miss Bolton Wanderers (2007-09): 98/27/26/45/28%/Miss Sheffield Wednesday (2011-): 51/24/11/16/47%/Hit

The Swan, on corner of Woodchurch Road and Holm Lane. Big carpark adjacent and easy access from motorway. Decent pint of IPA at 1.70 a pint last season. About 15-20mins walk to ground and easy to get away in car afterwards.

Seeing as this is my local game (to where I work at moment), I wowt be making the usual 300 mile round trip at the weekend to watch the owls! just a 20min train journey from Aylesbury! Few pints in town (O'Neils and the two wetherspoons) then off up to the ground. Me + 1. Can't wait! Up the Owls!

Pearson was Great last 10mins!

Same here, been trying to get Wycombe tickets since about 5pm last night! As yet no luck!

This may be a stupid question, but is 'Radio five live extra' actually available on a bog standard radio (non DAB), ie sat in a landrover at work in middle of nowhere?