Recent content by owlsonlineadmin

Evening folks. Well done on your return to the big time and a first PL stint, fully deserved as you are the best team in the league and on the back of last season it is just reward for players, fans, manager and Tony Bloom. All the best up there, and i hope we join you.

Ah, you are based up near Chesterfield Road, the aforementioned Bhaji shop is a client of mine.

As i've said, it's home fans only http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/pub-marks-becoming-sheffield-wednesday-fan-venue-with-live-owl-show-1-8117878

Wow, you're a very bigoted fool, whilst some pubs in the Hillsborough area does attract a few ********s there are some good pubs and good people in there, however on matchdays it is usually home fans only, as is the Horse and Jockey now. Personally I'd recommend to have a few beers in the city...

To be fair to Carvalhal after the final whistle he looked a very relieved man, and spoke to Hughton. Best of luck for next season regardless of how we get on at Wembley. You certainly cranked up the noise last night, best I've heard in my four trips to the AMEX.

So you sang the great escape for 20 minutes? We've been singing it 20 years. At least be original. Can't believe you couldn't sell 2k out.

1,809 per our club twitter.

True, your mileage v away attendances is pretty decent, I actually produced the table used in your link.

I'll stick with saying Hillsborough as the Blue tram stops there and goes direct to the station plus there is a bus station there too so should get a couple of buses that take you into town.

A slow amble down to Hillsborough corner is your best bet as the trams will be rammed straight after the game and uncomfortable, if you can make the shortish walk head into the Rawson for a pint and let the dust settle

Piece of piss that one fella.

What time is your train fella? Cos it'll be nightmare. Ideally you'd walk into Hillsborough itself (3/4s of a mile, if that) and catch the Halfway (blue tram) as that is direct to the station. If your train leaves before 10 you've no chance.

Having City rivals is pretty good, the banter at work in the lead up and after the derbies can be decent. Matchdays can be downright hostile mind. The only issue is it drains the support, this season we've averaged 22.5k to their 20k which shows there is a lot of people that actually like...

Nope.

I know, I made the trip to Withdean, it was horrific.