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  1. A far bit of history there....
  2. In the programme in 1973 Eric Taylor said they had launched the competition to design a new crest because the club was losing considerable amounts of money on counterfeit merchandise as the old badge wasn't copyrighted (which the new one would be) which didn't actually happen as me mum often came back from Castle Market with shoddy imitations
  3. Seems to 1st appear in 1951-2 on the front of programmes !
  4. "Deo adjuvante labor proficit" is a Latin motto meaning "With God's help, our labour is successful". This motto is prominently featured in the coat of arms for the City of Sheffield.
  5. I think the first crest/badge on a shirt was for the 1935 FA Cup final - as recreated by Toffs :
  6. In the 1950s the club used this crest on the programmes - can't see it was used on shirts.
  7. Just for the record the top middle badge was launched in September 1973.
  8. The centenary match & whoever had that one job.......
  9. "Woodhead completed 31 bombing missions during World War 2" - they don't make 'em like him any more !
  10. I assume that was Billy Betts - old Wednesday player - I don't think Clive is related but he was the grandfather was 50s Owl Denis Woodhead - I think he son is an Owlstalker!
  11. For a bit of light relief - I came across this press cutting 20th August 1931 - I wonder how may of the players & staff today would be up for a motor tour to Derbyshire with Chansiri ?
  12. Me and my lad, both ST holders boycotting & donated to Children's Hospital instead.
  13. #OnThisDay 45 years ago .....He got away from them ...and he did so so well...he had 3 men round him. What a goal - what a player. Arise Terry Curran - Wednesday Legend .
  14. #onthisday in 1975 - sad day in the 108 year proud history of the Wednesday - as defeat at Nottingham Forest confirmed what we all knew was going to happen. A dreadful season went rapidly downhill after the New Year and without a point and having scored only one goal - home attendances would fall to a shocking low level - the next home game versus Norwich 'attracting' 7,483 !!! So only 5 years after falling out of the 1st Division Wednesday were relegated to the 3rd Division for the 1st time in the club's history and would be another 5 before Big Jack gave us something to cheer. Reflecting on the last 50 years, it's a good job Wednesday's in the blood for as Kipling wrote "if you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same" - and all in all, we've had more disaster that triumph ! #UTO
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