In this episode of The Wednesday Week Podcast, we looked back on Wednesday’s frustrating home defeat to Brentford, breaking it all down with plenty of football banter, honest fan reaction, and strong opinions on what went wrong and where the club needs to improve next.

It wasn’t all doom and gloom, though. We took a welcome break from the football to celebrate a huge local sporting success as Dalton Smith was crowned WBC super lightweight champion, giving Wednesdayites something to smile about.

We also discussed the latest announcements from administrators Begbies Traynor, cutting through the noise to explain what the updates meant for the club, the fans, and the future.

This episode was packed with Sheffield Wednesday match reaction, EFL football discussion, club news, live fan opinions, and no-nonsense football banter—essential listening for Owls fans.

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Ahead of the FA Cup Third Round clash on 10 January 2026, we turn our attention to a daunting test as Sheffield Wednesday welcome Brentford to Hillsborough.

Can the Owls finally put an end to their miserable run of form and take a giant (and possibly unexpected) leap forward in the FA Cup? Or will Premier League quality once again prove too much against our top-flight rivals?

Host Dan Fudge is joined by Billy The Bee from the excellent Beesotted Podcast to break down the matchup, assess Wednesday’s slim chances (let’s be honest), and get the opposition view from a Brentford perspective.

Expect honest analysis, gallows humour, FA Cup romance (maybe), and a deep dive into whether Sheffield Wednesday can shock the odds—or whether this cup run is over before it’s really begun.

🎙️ Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford | FA Cup Preview | 10/01/2026 #swfc #wawaw

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The latest episode of The Wednesday Week is out, and there’s plenty to get stuck into. We look back at Sheffield Wednesday’s away days at Preston and QPR — two trips, plenty of talking points, and unfortunately no points in the bag.

As ever, it’s not just about the football. We get into the latest takeover rumours, separating fact from fiction (and nonsense), before having a proper chat about the potential exits of Pierce Charles and Charlie McNeill. We also discuss the likely recall of Harry Amass by Manchester United and what that could mean for Wednesday going forward.

Expect match reaction, opinions, a bit of frustration, a bit of gallows humour, and plenty of proper football banter — all from a Sheffield Wednesday point of view.

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Hull City go into Boxing Day 4th in the Championship after three straight wins, with Sergei Jakirović’s side hitting form at the perfect time. After a difficult August and September, Hull went unbeaten throughout October and now look genuine promotion contenders.

In this preview, we analyse Hull’s resurgence, Jakirović’s impact, lessons from the home defeat to Middlesbrough, and the key battles against Sheffield Wednesday at the MKM Stadium. Is this a must-win to maintain momentum in the promotion race?

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Another away day, another headache. The Wednesday Week looks back on Ipswich Town 3–1 Sheffield Wednesday from 20 December 2025, breaking down the moments that did for the Owls at Portman Road.

We chat goals, dodgy defending, a brief flicker of hope, and the late nail in the coffin — plus what it all means as Wednesday’s Championship survival fight grinds on. Honest takes, fan frustration, and the usual Wednesday Week banter.

🎙️ Match reaction & talking points

⚽ Ipswich vs Sheffield Wednesday analysis

🔵 No nonsense. No sugar-coating. Just WAWAW.

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Ahead of this weekend's trip to East Anglia, Stevie is joined by Rich from The Blue Monday Podcast to preview our fixture against Ipswich Town. Although they haven't yet consistently hit their full stride, The Tractor Boys currently sit fifth in the Championship table. Have they got what it takes to mount a charge for the automatic promotion places? 

What do they make of a Sheffield Wednesday side that in the face of ongoing challenges continues to find it difficult to hit any sort of form? 

Also featuring in this week's preview: 

- Is the Premier League really all that? 

- Is Kieran McKenna the right man to get them back to the promised land? 

- Is George Hirst going to be the Ghost of Strikers Past? 

- Will Barry Bannan finish the season as player/manager? 

- Is Ed Sheeran a proper Ipswich Town supporter? 

And much more! 

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Another frustrating week for Sheffield Wednesday is under the spotlight in this episode of The Wednesday Week. We react to the late equaliser conceded against Watford, a costly moment that denied the Owls a second win of the season and highlighted ongoing issues in seeing games out.

We then break down the 3–0 home defeat to Derby County, discussing the performance, tactical problems, and what the result tells us about where Wednesday currently stand.

Match reaction, honest analysis, and straight talking from a Sheffield Wednesday perspective — perfect listening for Owls fans following the Championship season.

#swfc #wawaw

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Ash is joined by Chris from The Rams Review Podcast to preview Monday nights game under the lights at Hillsborough.

Are the Derby fans confident in taking all the points or do they see visiting S6 as a potential banana skin?

In the past history Derby County have also had their fair share of disastrous owners and not so long back found themselves in administration so we have a chat about that and how long that process could take.

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On this week's show, we look back on the damp squib that was the abandoned game at Ewood Park against Blackburn Rovers. With little doubt that the game needed calling off, should there have been a contingency in place? Did we get away with one following the underwhelming first half performance? 

In other news, Harry Amass has had quite the month and picked up November's POTM gong. Was there ever any doubt? 

It wouldn't be a Monday night without some takeover talk. How are we feeling about the news that there still isn't a confirmed buyer in place, despite the administrators' deadline of last Friday? 

We also take advantage of having our 'new' Cup Squad member Tom 'Mr Meadows' Burton on the show as he gives us a rundown of how he became  a shirt restoration sensation. Where does he get those Puma King templates from, and what's the deal with a Malaysian charity shop's fascination with our Diadora kits? 

All this and more!

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Join us on The Wednesday Week as we sit down with a Blackburn Rovers fan to break down Valérien Ismaël’s start to life at Ewood Park, Rovers’ recent form, and what to expect ahead of their clash with Sheffield Wednesday. We dive into the highs, the lows, tactical talking points, standout players, and where this match could be won or lost.

Whether you’re a Wednesdayite, a Rovers supporter, or just a Championship obsessive, this episode is packed with insight, fan perspective, and match-day chat you won’t want to miss.

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