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@Panchero He's probably just after the manager's job...

Probably the most worrying thing of the season for Wednesday is this complete moron saying they'll be back in The Premier League. Pretty much guarantees they'll never get back there

@whorememberspod @nessman930 Great pod. Had a SNES, N64, Megadrive (late on) and PS1. Bomberman, Super Mario Kart and ISS were great on SNES; Ocarina of Time best game on N64, Goldeneye and Starfox great too. Toejam & Earl 2 amazing on Sega, my folks loved it! Destruction Derby on PS1 was great fun.

Dial up the modem — a new "Who Remembers" is LIVE. We’re diving deep into 90s consoles with our transatlantic time‑traveller @nessman930 Were you Nintendo or Sega? Sonic or Mario? and did the PlayStation settle the whole argument? Let us know

@5wfc0wl @AlexJPMiller West Brom have to beat Cov

@AlexJPMiller With any luck West Brom get a point on Saturday and it won't matter.

Me, Monday morning, apologising for my conduct on a post-match Facebook Live recorded in the hours after Wednesday shithouse their way to a goalless win to keep the survival dream alive. #SWFC🦉

@callumf84858484 @AllThingsBlades Look at Wolves-Arsenal last night, 2-0 down and bottom v top, but fought back to draw. Now owls look like having a better keeper (Dieng) than you've had all season, a 0-0 isn't impossible, just unlikely...a red card or key injury can turn these type of games.

@AllThingsBlades Probably the most accurate comment I'm going to see from a blade under this post

This isn't a tweet to slate these lot btw. They have every right to be hyping up Sunday, but is this year's steel city derby the most disinterested one in Wednesday history? Look at these hyping it up, don't think we've had one post about it 🤣. #swfc

@_GeorgeSmith99 Nobody gave bottom placed Wolves a chance against Arsenal tonight, and they came back from 2-0 down against the league leaders to draw, so Wednesday nicking a 0-0 is not that difficult to believe.

Henrik Pedersen is promising that he and his players will "give everything" to try and win Sunday's derby at Bramall Lane. He knows just how much it means. His message to the fans and why he believes Millwall offered the ideal preparation. ⬇️ #SWFC thestar.co.uk/sport/football…

@jjwhaling @adam3oxley @footballheaven Fair point, assuming Leicester don't get docked any more points. Had they not been docked 6 already, it might only have needed a Blackburn draw on Friday.

@sheff71 @adam3oxley @footballheaven Not quite correct. If Leicester and Blackburn are both on 35 that would be enough to relegate Wednesday, providing WBA win, as they have to play each other and can’t both lose. Also applies if Leicester are on 33 and Blackburn 35. Owls couldn’t catch both. But WBA must win.

Appreciate the input from @jjwhaling. There seems to be an extra scenario where Wednesday would be relegated on Saturday IF Blackburn lose then West Brom & Leicester both win. In any scenario, West Brom have to win to see the Owls down before Sunday. #SWFC | @footballheaven

@StuartSykes14 @WTIDPOD @kualakidd2 Leicester don't matter, they're already in bottom 3 on 32...if the 4th bottom team going into Sunday is on 35 or lower, owls could get relegated on Sunday. If 4th bottom are on 36 or more, the owls are down already. So West Brom have to beat Cov, and Blackburn get a point v PNE.

@WTIDPOD @kualakidd2 Only thing that needs to happen is Leicester don't lose. They will then have 33 min or 35. If Utd beat Wed...you can only get 32 and therefore relegated. Correct me if I'm wrong.

If anyone was wondering - Pompey winning is good news for us - if we want to be down before we play on Sunday. 🤞

@WTIDPOD @kualakidd2 It's pretty sad if that's what you're wishing for...? The owls could actually try and win the match instead? It mainly relies on West Brom beating Coventry really, and if they do that, then fair play to them!

@kualakidd2 Not quite but it’s part one of three things that need to happen.

@whorememberspod My favourite episode I think... talking about Poodle Charles (who was blind): Andrew: "How did you know he was blind?" Liam: "Well, cos he couldn't see". , 😭 This after talking about PJ & Duncan's blinding incident, and assuring us that Charles wasn't blinded by paintballs!

This week on Who Remembers, we’re revisiting the things that terrified us as children — including the ever‑present threat of quicksand, the existential dread of the universe, the BBC test card girl and the mysterious voices of MW radio. Join us if you DARE

@Fletch19891 @YesWeCrann Not unless fixtures moved...48 points to play for, 39 points behind Blackburn & West Brom on 32. If owls lose at Swansea and home to Millwall, and WBA or Blackburn pick up 1-3 points in next 3 games, could go down at the Lane. If WBA or Blackburn get 4 points could be before that

@YesWeCrann Please get relegated before the united game.

A 1-0 defeat for Sheffield Wednesday today means that they’ve gone eight league games without a goal for the first time since back in 1975… The 1970s were a grim time for the Owls - this period will be remembered the same way. #SWFC

@whorememberspod Mariah is late great...? I think she's still with us according to Wikipedia...

Good morning to rememberers everywhere. Please join us for a homely look at how Christmas used to feel when we were children. Amongst other things, we chat about Argos catalogues, shit pantomimes, lazy gifts, Gervais, Edmunds and the 1963 Boxing Day football results.

@whorememberspod @GlisteningKicks Was surprised when it seemed to turn into what's your favourite world war, I or II 🙂 Did you mention the Paul McCartney song Pipes of Peace, which featured the 1914 footy match and the truce in the video, with Paul playing soldiers from both sides.

In our latest pod we take you back to WW1 to talk about the Christmas Truce of 1914. How did the truce start? Did a game of football actually take place? And why does this episode turn into an advertisement for @GlisteningKicks? Find out all the answers in the links below

@whorememberspod @JoeStephenson96 When you said the late great Bill Murray, do you know something Bill and us don't know, or are you starting another round of predictions of impending doom like on the Madeley show?

In our first Christmas episode of the year, we take on a request from @JoeStephenson96 and discuss the Ross Kemp version of A Christmas Carol. Join us as we pay tribute to a fine retelling of a story that enhances the reputations of both Charles Dickens and Grant Mitchell

@PenNav15091 @whorememberspod They're calling it Corriedale, and a couple of Corrie characters (David Platt and Tracey Barlow) end up in some trouble in Hotten, apparently...

@whorememberspod Brookside had a crossover with Hollyoaks. Coronation Street are doing one with Emmerdale next year

In today's episode, we are taking you back to 1998 and the cobbles of Coronation Street to talk about the time Deirdre Rachid was sent to jail for a crime she didn't commit. We discuss the storyline, the huge public outcry that followed, and why Tony Blair had to step in #Corrie

@whorememberspod @ThePinchNews Was this show done by AI - didn't seem to have any errors and was well researched. 😁 agree about Long Blondes, great songs and best of the rest after AM. My favourites were Monkey Swallows The Universe who supported Hawley and Long Blondes, more like Belle & Sebastian than AM.

In our latest episode, we are joined by Sam from @ThePinchNews to discuss the Sheffield music scene of the mid-noughties. From The Arctic Monkeys demo that everybody seemed to own to Toddla T's Cabel nights, we chart the story of an incredible time to be young in The Steel City

@BritPen @AlanBiggs1 They have showed far more fight in most games this season though,so if nothing else you would have expected that against a United team that has struggled, especially with Chansiri now gone?

@AlanBiggs1 So many short term memories looking at the comments. People simply forgetting why we are where we are. Forgetting that half of that team wouldn’t be playing under normal circumstances. Forgetting that the heart and soul was ripped out of the club over the past 6 months.

Sheffield Wednesday verdict: It’s wrong to bear down on these players. They’ve been through so much. But I expected, as I’m sure they did, a much closer game. Main fault is regularly conceding soft early goals. On the back foot before they started. #SWFC

@Jim1867 @bazapeps It's not like the blades had been in great form, especially at the back before today. To not have a shot on target at home is poor.

@YesWeCrann Was surprised just how poor Bannan was again, as he usually is in these derbies. The keeper helped keep the score down...

It’s been an entirely lacklustre performance from Sheffield Wednesday today, and they were lacking in so many ways, but a word on Harry Amass who genuinely looked up for the scrap. Another sign of his quality, and further proof of the bright future that he has ahead of him.

@JP5589186228423 @GazRobinson1 Biggest winning margin for the away team in a Sheffield derby ever, and six straight clean sheets against Wednesday. Why wouldn't United enjoy it, especially after the blades season so far...