Look at this little embarrass princess hahaah
I’m not joking if I’m @Arsenal I would be looking to file a defamation suit against @ftfc and @JayLynchy.
He’s completely lied about our players character on national radio to make them look like someone they’re not.
Thankfully Fleetwood player Adam Murphy told the truth and outed Jay as a complete and utter liar, which I’m sure will be used in court in Arsenal’s favour.
Anyone else’s skin turn inside out? What a muppet
"WOW!"
Watch @michaelbumpus5 & @StacyRost react LIVE with @robstaton when the news of the #Seahawks trade for G Quenton Nelson broke.
📺TUNE IN the hear the full reaction at 11am ⤵️ youtube.com/live/LPbyijJyVao
Want to see the video of this kid getting shit kicked out of him
He’s bang on, not his problem, he’s experienced enough experiences and memories made watching city, all over the country and Europe
If he died tomorrow he’s not going to be like “them memories don’t count anyway cos my club cheated”😂
Replying to @jimmymcbride1
Hi mate my point is that in the 730/740 City games I’ve attended I’ve had the best times of my life, hence why I wouldn’t care what people like you think about those memories and how I should feel about it them. Hope that clears it up. 👍🏻
Top bloke, loves the club, but was time to go
Sheffield Wednesday Football Club confirms that Henrik Pedersen has left the club with immediate effect.
Henrik led the first team through an exceptional period in the club's history, providing stability and leadership during a time of significant uncertainty and change.
The club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Henrik for his contribution and wishes him every success in the future.
Sporting Director Simon Wilson said: “First and foremost, I want to thank Henrik for his professionalism, commitment and contribution during an exceptionally challenging period for Sheffield Wednesday.
“We knew the start of this season would be difficult due to the scale of change across the club, but our expectation was always that we would develop as the season progressed, establishing a recognisable style of play and greater consistency in our performances.
“Although we have accumulated points, we haven’t seen enough progress in those areas. We believe making a change now gives us the best opportunity to establish those foundations and build towards the second half of the season and beyond.
“We remain ambitious about what we can achieve this campaign, and our focus remains on building a Sheffield Wednesday team with a clear identity, capable of delivering sustained improvement and long-term success.”
Matt Hamshaw will take interim charge of the first team while the club undertakes the process of appointing its next Head Coach.
The club will provide further updates when appropriate.

















