Everywhere and Nowhere - A Sheffield Wednesday Podcast

The Sheffield Wednesday bandwagon keeps on Röhlin'' with four wins in a row and the opportunity to finally climb out of the bottom three coming this weekend. There's a buzz about the place again, even if the threat of relegation is far from gone but perhaps more than anything is there a feeling that this Wednesday team is actually becoming likeable? Chris Holt is joined this week by Joe Crann to talk about a fine week on the pitch for the Owls, the importance of an unsung hero in the side and a very special charity night 

Everything seemed to be going well on the pitch for Sheffield Wednesday with a few fine wins showing they have the ability to drag themselves away from the relegation zone. However, after admitting that he is interested in signing a player who this week had a court case against him over a domestic assault charge, Danny Rohl has split the fanbase. Chris Holt, Alex Miller and Joe Crann discuss that and look ahead to a derby date with Rotherham United.

On this week's edition of Everywhere & Nowhere Chris Holt is joined by Alex Miller and Joe Crann to talk over last week's win over Millwall at the New Den which saw the Lions lose their boss. They also wonder why Wednesday have put themselves into a position where they have training with them a player who comes with quite a lot of baggage and they also look towards the weekend's match against Bristol City and beyond into what has the potential to be a big few weeks for the Owls

There were three poeple in this episode but the wi-fi in a Leicester hotel didn't quite cut it and Alex Miller bowed out early leaving Joe Crann and Chris Holt to discuss everything that's happened this week at Wednesday, including a decent win, a successful fan protest, an expected defeta and more injury woes. Never quiet on the Wednesday beat

Chris Holt is joined as usual by Joe Crann and Alex Miller to take a look back over the transfer window which closed last week and ask if Sheffield Wednesday are any better off than they were a month ago. On the pitch it's far from rosy with two capitulations in a week coming against Huddersfield and Coventry, albeit in the cup, and they simply can't afford another in a crucial clash with improvng Birminham City on Friday.