Sheffield Wednesday news, ‘Waste of a wage’, ‘Should be sacked’ – Plenty of Sheffield Wednesday fans round on player after red car in 7th straight loss

‘Waste of a wage’, ‘Should be sacked’ – Plenty of Sheffield Wednesday fans round on player after red car in 7th straight loss

Sheffield Wednesday fans haven’t had the best of seasons so far in their 2020/21 campaign.

They’ve effectively had four managers since the current campaign kicked into action. First to go was Garry Monk and Tony Pulis didn’t last that long.

Interim boss Neil Thompson at least dragged results in the right direction and gave Owls fans a degree of hope. He was replaced by Darren Moore, a manager stolen from Doncaster Rovers.

The fourth man in but one man down in Reading loss

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Moore became Wednesday’s fourth manager of the season. The rot that many think has set in at Hillsborough still continues, though.

Today’s loss against Reading was their SEVENTH on the spin and sees the Owls remain next-to-bottom in the Sky Bet Championship table.

It was a loss that hinged on an early red-mist error that led to a red card and a converted penalty.

Owls defender Julian Borner brought down Reading forward George Puscas with a clumsy challenge and was shown a straight red. Reading’s Michael Olise converted the resulting penalty.

Sheffield Wednesday fans round on Borner after red card

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Anger was obviously going to be forthcoming and that anger was largely directed at one man – Julian Borner.

Here’s what Sheffield Wednesday fans said after the game about German import Borner – it wasn’t pleasant.

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