2014–15 Sheffield Wednesday F.C. season

Sheffield Wednesday
Owner Dejphon Chansiri
Head Coach Stuart Gray
Ground Hillsborough
Championship 13th
FA Cup Round 3 (eliminated by Manchester City)
League Cup Round 3 (eliminated by Manchester City)
Top goalscorer League:
Atdhe Nuhiu (8)
All:
Atdhe Nuhiu (11)
Highest home attendance 29,848 (vs. Reading)
Lowest home attendance 16,881 (vs. Bournemouth)
Average home league attendance 21,991
Home colours
Away colours
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During the 2014–15 football season, Sheffield Wednesday F.C. competed in three professional football competitions. Sheffield Wednesday competed in the 2014–15 Football League Championship (finishing 13th), 2014–15 FA Cup, and the 2014–15 Football League Cup. It was the Owls' third consecutive season in the Football League Championship, having secured promotion from League One in the 2011–12 season, securing Championship safety on the last day of the 2012–13 season and securing a 16th-place finish last season. The Football League season kicked-off at the beginning of August, along with the League Cup in the same month. Meanwhile, with Sheffield Wednesday being within the top two-tiers of the English football league system, the club did not enter the FA Cup until the beginning of January 2015, where they entered at Round 3 of the competition.

League Table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion, qualification or relegation
1 Bournemouth (C, P) 46 26 12 8 98 45 +53 90 Promotion to the Premier League
2 Watford (P) 46 27 8 11 91 50 +41 89
3 Norwich City (O, P) 46 25 11 10 88 48 +40 86 Qualification for Championship play-offs[lower-alpha 1]
4 Middlesbrough 46 25 10 11 68 37 +31 85
5 Brentford 46 23 9 14 78 59 +19 78
6 Ipswich Town 46 22 12 12 72 54 +18 78
7 Wolverhampton Wanderers 46 22 12 12 70 56 +14 78
8 Derby County 46 21 14 11 85 56 +29 77
9 Blackburn Rovers 46 17 16 13 66 59 +7 67
10 Birmingham City 46 16 15 15 54 64 −10 63
11 Cardiff City 46 16 14 16 57 61 −4 62
12 Charlton Athletic 46 14 18 14 54 60 −6 60
13 Sheffield Wednesday 46 14 18 14 43 49 −6 60
14 Nottingham Forest 46 15 14 17 71 69 +2 59
15 Leeds United 46 15 11 20 50 61 −11 56
16 Huddersfield Town 46 13 16 17 58 75 −17 55
17 Fulham 46 14 10 22 62 83 −21 52
18 Bolton Wanderers 46 13 12 21 54 67 −13 51
19 Reading 46 13 11 22 48 69 −21 50
20 Brighton & Hove Albion 46 10 17 19 44 54 −10 47
21 Rotherham United 46 11 16 19 46 67 −21 46[lower-alpha 2]
22 Millwall (R) 46 9 14 23 42 76 −34 41 Relegation to Football League One
23 Wigan Athletic (R) 46 9 12 25 39 64 −25 39
24 Blackpool (R) 46 4 14 28 36 91 −55 26
Updated to match(es) played on 2 May 2015. Source: Sky Sports
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.
Notes:
  1. ↑ Four teams play for one spot and promotion to the Premier League.
  2. ↑ Rotherham United were deducted three points for fielding an ineligible player.[1]

Overview

Pre-season

Before pre-season began in July 2014, the first players that were to leave the club were announced. The following players were released from the club just three-days after Sheffield Wednesday's last fixture of their 2013–14 campaign: two goalkeeper's Adam Davies and Arron Jameson; defenders Anthony Gardner, Martin Taylor and one of the fan favourites (although the player is considered not good enough for the club anymore) Miguel Llera; and midfielder's David Prutton and what was the current longest serving player at the club with over 250-appearances Jermaine Johnson. Probably the biggest shock though, even though the player can be injury-prone, one of the fan-favourites Réda Johnson, whom was also released. Meanwhile, keeper Chris Kirkland, midfielder José Semedo, and defender's Glenn Loovens and Oguchi Onyewu were offered new contracts at the club.[2]

Sheffield Wednesday's first pre-season fixture was announced on 10 May, the club confirmed that they would be playing Newcastle United at Hillsborough on 30 July.[3] Few days after that, Sheffield Wednesday announced two more pre-season fixtures. They would be playing their South Yorkshire rival Barnsley away at Oakwell on 2 August[4] and playing against Bury away at Gigg Lane on July 18.[5] On 16 May, Sheffield Wednesday announced their fourth pre-season fixture playing another South Yorkshire rival against Doncaster Rovers at the Keepmoat Stadium on July 27.[6] Three days later, they announced their first fixture in the pre-season against York City on July 12.[7] Sheffield Wednesday announced they would be playing against FK Čukarički during their tour of Slovenia on 23 July.[8] However, FK Čukarički later pulled out of the friendly fixture and was replaced with FC Arsenal Tula on 3 July.[9]

On 10 June and massive news was announced at Sheffield Wednesday Football Club. Rumours of the club's ownership being taken-over by Azerbaijani businessman Hafiz Mammadov was confirmed. This saw the ownership of the club pass from Chairman Milan Mandarić, whom had owned the club since 2010, in which he saved the club from administration, cleared the club from the majority of the its debts, invested into the team to gain promotion to the Football League Championship in the 2011–12 season and has since stabilised the club in the Championship. Milan Mandarić had made many tough decisions along the way, firing manager Gary Megson and hiring Dave Jones. And then just last season firing Dave Jones and hiring Stuart Gray. Milan Mandarić can be classed as a legend at the club, due to saving the Owls from potential extinction and climbing the English football league ladder. Milan Mandarić had this to say: "I am delighted to have concluded a deal with Hafiz, he is a true football man and I have no doubt whatsoever that I am handing over control to someone with a real passion for the game and the ability to carry on the work I started three years ago to return Sheffield Wednesday back to the top division of English football. It’s something that the wonderful supporters of this Club deserve having remained so loyal throughout the difficult times prior to my arrival. On my first day at the Club I promised the supporters two things; firstly I would ensure that when I left we would be in far better shape than when I arrived and more importantly, that I would only hand over ownership when I found the right man for the Club and I sincerely believe I have delivered on both undertakings". Meanwhile, Hafiz Mammadov is a successful businessman whom owns Baghlan Group (a company that specialises in oil, gas, construction and transportation), and also owns Azerbaijan football club Baku FC and French team RC Lens, along with having shares in La Liga champions Atlético Madrid and F.C. Porto. Mammadov is known to have a quieter, more private approach with his work and is thought to have bought the club for around €50 million. Hafiz Mammadov had this to say: "I am a passionate football fan with enormous respect for English football. I have been looking at investing in England for some time but I was determined to find the right Club. I am hugely ambitious and feel the Owls match my passion and desire for success and represent our motto of Azerbaijan Land of Fire. I promise the supporters I will work extremely hard to bring the success everyone so rightly craves."[10] On 9 July, rumours occurred across the internet that Sheffield Wednesday owner to be, Hafiz Mammadov, had been arrested by police in his home country of Azerbaijan. Mammadov is still yet to have clarified and confirmed the takeover with the Football League and has still yet to make payments to the French football league on behalf of his other ownership of RC Lens. Lens have had their promotion to Ligue 1 suspended because of this. However, just after 5pm that day and Hafiz Mammadov released a statement saying: "Certain unfounded rumours have been spread in the press over my supposed arrest and imprisonment in Azerbaijan, which I obviously strongly deny, and which was immediately denied by State Border Guards. It seems today that false and malicious speculation over my situation is being used with the aim to create confusion and doubt over my financial holdings and commitments. There are no grounds for the allegations made by the press, and I will take all necessary legal actions against whoever has initiated these false rumours with the aim to harm my family and me". This statement would have been of grate relief to the fans of Sheffield Wednesday.[11]

A week later on the 17 June, and the 2014–15 Football League Cup draw was made, and the Owls were drawn at home against the oldest club in the football league - Notts County. The game is to be played in the week commencing the 11 August 2014.[12] A day after at 9am the 2014–15 Football League Championship fixtures were announced, with the Owls facing Brighton & Hove Albion away on the first day of the season on the 9 August. This is then followed up by home games against Derby County and Millwall. Wednesday face Blackpool at home on Boxing Day and Watford away on the last day of the season, which ends 2 May 2015. The first derby fixture is against Leeds United on 4 October, and the team play Rotherham United for the first time of the season on 8 November at home.[13]

On the 3 June Sheffield Wednesday announced the first signings for the club, Matt Young from Southampton[14] and Ed Sanders from Stoke City.[15] Both young defender's signed on one-year deals and will feature in the Development Squad. Just under a week later and Ryan Croasdale signed from Preston North End, also on a one-year contract and will feature in the Development Squad.[16] On 24 June, Sheffield Wednesday made their fourth Development Squad signing in Paul McElroy from Hull City on a one-year contract.[17] However, on July 19 McElroy decided to cancel his one-year contract at Sheffield Wednesday due to some personal terms.[18][19] The first signing for the first-team squad was announced on 7 July, with Ireland international goalkeeper Keiren Westwood signing on a 2-year deal after being released from Sunderland.[20] One day later, goalkeeper Chris Kirkland re-signed with Sheffield Wednesday on a one-year contract.[21] Also later on the same day, the Owls signed last seasons loanee Sam Hutchinson on a free transfer from Chelsea. Hutchinson signs on a two-year contract, with rumours that Wednesday battled off Millwall and West Bromwich Albion for Hutchinson's signature.[22] On 10 July, fan favourite José Semedo resigned a one-year contract at Sheffield Wednesday.[23] Three days later, Glenn Loovens signed a new one-year contract at Sheffield Wednesday, Stuart Gray later announced that he would be the captain of Sheffield Wednesday for the upcoming season.[24] At the end of July, Sheffield Wednesday completed a deal for Leeds United defender Tom Lees for an undisclosed fee.[25] 3-days before the first game of the new season and it was confirmed that trialist Dejan Kelhar had signed for the club on a short contract for a free transfer.[26] Later on though and bad news for fans of Sheffield Wednesday as they lost one of their best players - Michail Antonio. He signed for Nottingham Forest for a fee of £1.5 million. Antonio scored some vital goals in Wednesday's 2011-12 Football League One promotion, and was the Owls' top scorer the next season.[27]

Wednesday's first-team took part in their first pre-season friendly 10-days into July, as the Owls travelled to face York City. An own-goal and a fantastic long-distance strike from Chris Maguire both in the first-half saw the Owls win the game 2–0.[28] Just over a week later and Sheffield Wednesday played their second pre-season friendly away to Bury. The Owls struck just three-minutes into the game with a goal by Jacques Maghoma. However, Bury equalised 5-minutes before half-time to make it all level at the break. Atdhe Nuhiu headed a goal in the second-half, while Giles Coke rounded off a 3–1 victory to Sheffield Wednesday.[29] A day after this game and Wednesday flew out to Slovenia for a week, in the middle of which they played a game against Russian side FC Arsenal Tula. The Owls took an early lead just three-minutes in with Michail Antonio being on target, however 5-minutes later and Arsenal Tula equalised. The game was fairly even throughout, but with 5-minutes to go of the full 90-minutes and Arsenal Tula scored to win the game 2–1.[30] Sunday 27 July and the Owls faced local rivals Doncaster Rovers in a friendly match. Goals either half from Atdhe Nuhiu and Michail Antonio gave Sheffield Wednesday a two-nil lead, but two-goals in 15-minutes by Doncaster meant the match finished level at 2–2.[31] Sheffield Wednesday's only home pre-season game came the following Wednesday as the team faced Premier League side Newcastle United. Although the Owls had the majority of possession, had a few chances (including hitting the bar), it was a second-half strike by Newcastle that was the difference as the Owls lost 0–1.[32] Sheffield Wednesday kicked-off their last pre-season friendly away to local rivals Barnsley at 1pm on Saturday 2 August. A tight game finished 1–1, with the Owls equalising in the second-half thanks to Kieran Lee.[33]

August

Hours before Sheffield Wednesday undertook their first competitive game of the season away to Brighton & Hove Albion a signing was confirmed. 21-year-old striker Stevie May signed on a 4-year contract from St Johnstone. May has a great goalscoring record, seeing him score 67-goals in 118 career appearances.[34] Soon after and the first game of the season kicked-off and an even game where the Owls had the majority of the possession in the first-half saw its opening goal when Giles Coke curled the ball fantastically into the top corner of the net. 5-minutes into the second half and Brighton went down to ten-men after a high-footed challenge saw a player gain a straight red card. Although, Wednesday looked to push on from this point, Brighton had a great period which saw débutant Keiren Westwood make a fantastic save and the other débutant Tom Lees clear off the line. The last 15-minutes and Wednesday managed to hold out for a fantastic victory away from home. It took 3-months last season for the Owls to win their first game of the season, this time round it took one-day.[35] Later on in the week and Wednesday played their first home game of the season in the midweek League Cup game against Notts County. Just two-minutes into the game and Jacques Maghoma cut inside onto his right foot and scored the first goal of the game. 10-minutes and a couple of chances later and the Owls were 2–0 up thanks to Gary Madine comfortably tapping in a cross at the back post. It was Madine's first goal since coming back from his time in prison last season. Atdhe Nuhiu had 5 key chances, mainly headers, before he did finally score in the second-half. Nuhiu and Madine did come close again before full-time, but the Owls strolled through into the Second Round winning 3–0.[36] The Owls' third game within the first week of the new season was at home to last seasons play-off finalists Derby County. Wednesday started the brighter of the two teams in a contest that involved chances for both sides. In the first-half Jacques Maghoma linked up with Nuhiu before firing just wide, Chris Maguire hit the underside of the bar from a free-kick, Sam Hutchinson had a header cleared off the line and débutant Stevie May had a shot go just wide. Derby came out playing better in the second half and had two one-on-one's, but keeper Keiren Westwood made saves on both occasions. An entertaining game finished goalless, with Sheffield Wednesday keeping three clean sheets in the first three games of the season.[37]

Another mid-week game came at home to Millwall, a team who had got off to a great start to the beginning of the new season and also had yet to concede a goal. The first chance fell to Millwall when they had a free-kick go just wide of the target. Compared to the previous game against Derby this game seemed a much less entertaining game, with the next best chance falling to Atdhe Nuhiu whose header went over the bar. Into the second half and a free-kick for handball was awarded to the Owls and Chris Maguire stepped up and fired the ball into the back of the net with the help of a deflection on the way. Millwall stepped up their game from this point, but only created half chances as they failed to break Wednesday's defence down. However, with just over 5-minutes to go and a Millwall player and Keiren Westwood seemed to just clash/bump into each other in the area. Although, the referee saw this as a foul and gave a penalty. But, justice was served as Millwall failed to equalise from the spot and instead hit the post. Into the dying seconds of five-minutes added time and Milwall managed to find space for a shot and scored with virtually the last kick of the game, with the match ending 1–1.[38] A few days later and Sheffield Wednesday faced one of the few trips up North to play Middlesbrough. 6-minutes in and Nuhiu finished home on the line after a corner saw the ball continue to bounce in the box, but Nuhiu did not give up until the ball was in the back of the net. New signing Stevie May nearly doubled the Owls' lead as a great finger tip save saw his shot hit the post. Atdhe Nuhiu was soon involved again as his flick on saw Stevie May score his first goal for the club with a delightful finish into the far corner. 2–0 up at half-time and things could not have been going better for Wednesday, that is until it did in the second-half. A free-kick saw Nuhiu head home his second goal of the game. Just under 20-minutes to go though and captain Glenn Loovens fouled a man in the box and Middlesbrough scored the resultant penalty kick. Sheffield Wednesday hit the woodwork again, and then Middlesbrough were awarded another penalty. A powerful shot in the box hit Loovens on the arm, something he probably could not do anything about, but Middlesbrough did not care as they scored again. Into the dying seconds and Middlesbrough nearly equalised as cross could not quite reach the feet of one of their players. 3-points though it was for Sheffield Wednesday, with the result looking kind on Middlesbrough's behalf.[39]

The next game for Sheffield Wednesday was in the second round of the League Cup against Premier League opposition Burnley away at Turf Moor. Atdhe Nuhiu scored the winning goal from a penalty after Jérémy Hélan was brought down[40] and secured a place in the 3rd round against the defending Premier League and League Cup champions Manchester City.[41] One day before the match against Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday signed Hallam Hope on loan until 2 January from Everton.[42] The opponents Nottingham Forest was currently first-place having picked up 10 points in their first four games. In the 37th minute, former Sheffield Wednesday player Michail Antonio wriggled into space and lifted the ball into the box, where Henri Lansbury had ghosted in unattended to nudge a free header past Keiren Westwood to give the away team the lead into the first-half. Sheffield Wednesday dominated the second-half, the closest chance came from Atdhe Nuhiu in the 90th minute forcing an impressive save from Karl Darlow. It finished 0-1 to Nottingham Forest and it was Wednesday's first defeat in the season. Immediately after the game, Sheffield Wednesday signed free-agent Claude Dielna on a three-year contract.[43]

September

On deadline day, Sheffield Wednesday signed ex Real Madrid player, Royston Drenthe from Reading on loan until 2 January.[44] On 4 September, Sheffield Wednesday chairman Milan Mandarić announced that takeover talks between him and Hafiz Mammadov has broken down due to his difficulties in Azerbaijan. He quoted, "Our supporters were extremely excited when the takeover was announced, like me they believed that Mr. Mammadov offered a great opportunity for the club, in hindsight my desire to please our supporters probably clouded my decision to grant further time for him to complete the process."[45] The next game was between Bolton Wanderers and it was a very dominating display from Sheffield Wednesday. In the first-half, Stevie May smashed the ball in the back of the net. However, it was harshly disallowed due to the referee claiming that Atdhe Nuhiu had fouled the defender in the build-up to Stevie May's shot and denying his second goal of the season. The visitors then went close again when Chris Maguire had Andy Lonergan beaten all ends up with a crisp finish but Matt Mills cleared the ball off the line. Those were the best chances of the game as they ended up having a total of 24 shots and failed to capitalize on getting a goal, which ended in a disappointing 0-0 draw.[46] Birmingham City was next up in their second straight away game. The first half was a stalemate, but in the second-half Sheffield Wednesday were looking much more likely after the interval and gave Birmingham City cause for concern with a flurry of dangerous attacks. And they got their reward for their hard efforts as Stevie May scored the goal to give the Owls the lead just after the hour mark. At the very late stage of the game, substitute Jérémy Hélan scored the second goal after Chris Maguire picked up possession in the area and teed up the pace who thumped home from 12 yards to seal their third away win in four games.[47]

The next game at Hillsborough was against Reading in front of a packed crowd. During the first-half, Sheffield Wednesday conceded a penalty after Giles Coke brought down Glenn Murray. Fortunately though, Keiren Westwood made a terrific stop from Murray's penalty and finished 0-0 in the first-half. Reading had a series of more chances in the second, but Sheffield Wednesday made them pay for their missed opportunities, as Stevie May put in a deflected free-kick to give the mighty owls their first victory at Hillsborough since March.[48] Later in the week, it was the 3rd-round League Cup game against Premier League giants Manchester City. In the first-half, Sheffield Wednesday held their own and managed to keep it 0-0 in 45 minutes. But in the second-half, Manchester City scored straight away with Frank Lampard tucked in James Milner's cross soon after the restart before Edin Džeko swept in a pass from Jesús Navas, who added a ferocious drive. Yaya Touré converted a penalty after Lampard was tripped by Kamil Zayatte. He was sent off as Džeko's header, José Ángel Pozo got his début goal and another Lampard strike sank the Owls' 10 men and the final score was 7-0.[49]

Back in the Championship, Sheffield Wednesday faced Cardiff City away in looking to continue their 2-game league winning streak. They made a bright start as Stevie May rounded the goalkeeper David Marshall inside six minutes but having his shot cleared off the line by Fábio. Then Cardiff took the lead at 39th minute, Sean Morrison with a thumping header past Keiren Westwood. Sheffield Wednesday tied it early in the second-half, Chris Maguire fizzed in a low cross from the right, prompting Morrison to slide in and inadvertently prod the ball beyond Marshall for an own-goal. The hosts regained the lead through Anthony Pilkington, who juggled the ball deftly and volleyed in from 12 yards. It finished 2-1 to Cardiff City and ended Sheffield Wednesday's unbeaten away league run.[50] Next game was against in-form Ipswich Town who were on a 4-game winning streak into the game at Hillsborough. The hosts took an early lead through Atdhe Nuhiu's near-post header from the following corner from Jacques Maghoma. Wednesday had goals disallowed for infringements either side of half time. Kamil Zayatte nodded home after a brilliant reflex save by Dean Gerken, only for referee Darren Bond to blow for a foul. After the break Nuhiu saw his finish ruled out for offside, before Williams made it all square in the 62nd minute. He took the ball down on his chest at the edge of the box before hitting a low shot beyond Keiren Westwood and in off the far post and the game finished at 1-1.[51]

October

The first game of October saw the Owls take trip down to local rivals Leeds United. The home team were first to carve a clear cut chance as Tommaso Bianchi fed for Mowatt but Keiren Westwood was sharp off as line to narrow the angle and make the stop. Souleymane Doukara then placed his slide rule finish just wide of the target and Rodolph Austin brought another smart save from Westwood as Leeds looked the more likely to score. In the second half, Jacques Maghoma led the charge and whipped in a dangerous centre for Maguire to bury first time into the bottom the corner. With ten minutes left on the clock Leeds found a leveller. The ball fell kindly to Bellusci in the area from a free kick and the defender dispatched his strike neatly into the corner and the game finished 1-1.[52] After the international break, Sheffield Wednesday returned to league duty at home against Watford under new boss Slaviša Jokanović. It was a bad day for the Owls as Sam Hutchinson was stretched off after making his return to the first team since his back injury in the third league game of the season. Then Matěj Vydra broke the offside trap, albeit in the most tight of circumstances, and advanced to play in Odion Ighalo, who slotted into an empty net. Moments after Keiren Westwood received treatment for a knock on the knee, Watford seized the advantage and doubled their lead. The game was all over on the 69th minute as Vydra scored Watford's third goal of the game and it finished a heavy 3-0 defeat on home soil.[53]

The next game faced a long trip to London against Brentford on Tuesday night. The main chances of the night saw Kieran Lee rebound hit the underside of the bar after Jérémy Hélan's shot was blocked. Jonathan Douglas had his attempt to put the home side in the lead headed clear from the line by Liam Palmer before Jota drilled over the bar, the match ended in a 0-0 draw.[54] Gary Taylor-Fletcher signed a one-month loan deal from Leicester City. Sheffield Wednesday played against Norwich City at Hillsborough. And they started on the front foot, dominating the early exchanges against a Norwich side looking to reignite their early season spark. Stevie May headed just wide following a swift three-man move but Norwich countered a few minutes later and Westwood saved superbly from Lewis Grabban. And the impetus certainly stayed with Wednesday. Gary Taylor-Fletcher had a half chance on 67 minutes after a fine pass from Claude Dielna before Liam Palmer smashed into the side-netting having taken a clever back heel from Stevie May into his stride. But on 69 minutes, the away team came closest to breaking the deadlock. Gary O'Neil’s free kick found Cameron Jerome in space and his header seemed goalbound only for Keiren Westwood to delve into the top drawer and prevent the opening goal. The Republic of Ireland international promptly repeated the feat moments later to deny substitute Nathan Redmond, whose blistering low drive was diverted past the post. And if that were not enough, Westwood again kept the Owls in the game with 13 minutes to go, this time thwarting Jerome from close range. It would have been harsh for Wednesday to lose the game and they duly held out to record another clean sheet – their second in a week and ninth of the season.[55]

November

On 1 November, Sheffield Wednesday was away at Charlton Athletic. The visitors took a deserved first-half lead when loanee Royston Drenthe found the net with a crisp long-range effort. The forward had fired a left-footed short narrowly wide of the post before opening the scoring with a quality run and shot, Wednesday's first goal in four matches. Five minutes after coming on, Igor Vetokele tapped in Rhoys Wiggins' cross to draw the relieved hosts level in the 70th minute, the game ended in a stalemate.[56] Few days later, Sheffield Wednesday was up against Bournemouth at home. It was certainly a very even game until latest goalscorer Royston Drenthe was sent off for a 2nd bookable offence. Which resulted in the away side scoring five minutes later through a counter-attack from Andrew Surman. Bournemouth sealed victory on the 69th minute from a goal by Ryan Fraser.[57] Next up was local rivals Rotherham United at Hillsborough. Sheffield Wednesday had the first chance of the game but Gary Taylor-Fletcher flicked Hélan's cross just past the post. The hosts nearly broke their home duck in bizarre circumstances when Atdhe Nuhiu pressurised Kirk Broadfoot into over-hitting his backpass to Adam Collin who saw his sliced clearance go just wide. Then a controversial moment happened when Sheffield Wednesday believed that they should have had a penalty, which was denied by the ref Nigel Miller and finished 0-0.[58]

During the international break, Sheffield Wednesday striker Stevie May got his first-ever international cap for Scotland in their 3-1 defeat against England.[59] Couple days before the game against Huddersfield Town, Sheffield Wednesday brought in their fourth loan signing this season, this time bringing in Lewis McGugan from Watford[60] and made his first start in that match. The home side best chances fell to Nahki Wells, who twice had efforts blocked by Keiren Westwood. Stevie May unbelievably had his shot come off the post and crossbar to deny his fourth goal of this campaign. Another penalty was denied in the late stages of the match when Chris Maguire was tackled by Joel Lynch, but the referee declared that The Owls forward was diving and booked him for it and the game ended in another 0-0 draw.[61] Next game was back at Hillsborough against Wigan Athletic. The away side scored the first goal from a corner-kick on the 26th minute from Chris McCann. Then immediately from kick-off, Sheffield Wednesday equalized when Atdhe Nuhiu and he teed up unmarked strike partner May for a simple close-range finish past Latics goalkeeper Scott Carson. May scored his second of the game and turned the contest in the Owls' favour in the 71st minute. He met Maguire's cross from the left and his header hit both posts before being adjudged to have crossed the line. 2-1 was the final result and turned Sheffield Wednesday's eleven game winless into a four-game unbeaten run.[62]

December

Looking for win for the second game in a row in their first match of December, Sheffield Wednesday took on Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park. Kieran Lee gave the visitors the lead on three minutes after pouncing on a mistake from Steele who failed to hold on to Stevie May's initial shot. Blackburn equalised when Rhodes nodded down into the path of Baptiste who wrapped his foot over the ball to fire past Westwood from 10 yards. Wednesday missed a glorious chance to retake the lead after 36 minutes when Glenn Loovens headed over a Royston Drenthe free-kick from five yards. Westwood kept the scores level in the second half when he saved a thunderous volley from Tunnicliffe and tipped over the crossbar. David Dunn then flashed a shot wide for Rovers before substitute Claude Dielna sealed the win for the visitors late-on. His 25-yard shot took a deflection as it flew past goalkeeper Jason Steele and secured a dramatic win for Stuart Gray's side.[63] Next game was at Hillsborough against Wolves. The home side went close early on when Stevie May rounded Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, only for Richard Stearman to clear his shot off the line. Loovens then rose to meet Chris Maguire's corner but headed inches wide and Royston Drenthe went just as close with a sweet volley. The game looked set to end goalless when Leon Clarke, who played for Wednesday between 2007 and 2010, buried the winner.[64] Then The Owls faced a trip to London at Craven Cottage against Fulham. Tom Lees failed to get a good connection at the far post when free, before Marcus Bettinelli made a good save to keep out Chris Maguire's drive and Kostas Stafylidis cleared off the line from Stevie May. Fulham broke the deadlock in the 34th minute when McCormack fired in a superb free-kick after Glenn Loovens had conceded the foul. Hutchinson doubled the advantage when he nodded in from Bryan Ruiz's free-kick for his first goal for the club. The third came midway through the second half as Christensen converted from Hugo Rodallega's pass, before Woodrow added a fourth from the spot after Patrick Roberts had been fouled by Claude Dielna.[65]

On Boxing Day, Sheffield Wednesday faced bottom Blackpool. On the 39th minute, Sheffield Wednesday received a penalty after Peter Clarke fouled Stevie May and Chris Maguire stepped up and scored his third goal of the season. They had their chances with Chris Eagles shooting wide and Nathan Delfouneso having a curling effort saved after Wednesday's opener. The Owls went close to doubling their advantage when Maguire's low cross from the left deflected onto the crossbar, before Miller was booked for turning Tony McMahon's centre into the Wednesday goal with a hand. Home goalkeeper Keiren Westwood brilliantly kept out Ishmael Miller's three-yard header, before Miller received a second caution for a late tackle on Tom Lees.[66] Then Sheffield Wednesday faced Wigan Athletic in their final game of 2014. Lewis McGugan was a constant threat for Stuart Gray's side and struck from range to test Scott Carson, while at the other end, McClean pounced on Ben Watson's delivery to score after the break, only for the linesman's flag to cut short his celebration. Wednesday, the lowest scorers in the division before kick-off, shaded proceedings and though a stalemate looked likely, they took advantage of Callum McManaman's recklessness after doing a two-footed challenge on Claude Dielna. Nuhiu saw a header saved by Carson quickly after the dismissal but beat the Wigan keeper a minute later when he powered home Jérémy Hélan's cross to secure Wednesday's fourth win in six matches.[67]

January

First game of the new year was the FA Cup Third Round match-up against familiar opponents and current Premier League champions Manchester City. It was a brilliant first-half performance from the away side, scoring the opening goal after 14 minutes when Atdhe Nuhiu fired home at the end of a flowing move down the right that also involved Stevie May and Kieran Lee. But in the second-half, the hosts equalised almost immediately after sending on their two playmakers Silva and Nasri, with the pair linking up on the left of the Owls' box and playing in Milner to convert his second goal of the season. Manuel Pellegrini's men took control from that point and Milner shot wide, while Silva had an effort well saved as the Premier League side desperately looked to avoid a replay. They got their wish a minute into stoppage time when Jesús Navas played the ball across the box and Milner nipped in front of his marker to tap into an empty net. The scoreline finished 2–1 to Man City.[68] Sheffield Wednesday returned next week in an away league fixture against Nottingham Forest. In the first-half, chances were rare at both ends, Wednesday made the most of their first real threat right at the end of the half. Kane denied Nuhiu's effort, only for Lee to throw himself at the rebound and squeeze in the opener. Nottingham Forest keeper Dorus de Vries, making his first league start of the season ahead of Karl Darlow, could do little five minutes after the break as Maguire nipped into the box after latching onto a poor Jack Hobbs clearance and smashed home his fourth goal of the season. Sheffield Wednesday would keep the clean sheet for the fourteenth time this season as they won 2–0.[69]

After that Sheffield Wednesday returned for a home fixture for the first time in 2015 against Bolton Wanderers. The away team took an early lead when Liam Feeney put the ball in the net in the second minute of the game. Then they doubled that lead when Darren Pratley scored in the 25th minute. Looking to reply immediately, Sheffield Wednesday was awarded a penalty three minutes later and Chris Maguire placed it perfectly in the right side of the net to make it 2–1. Wednesday head coach Stuart Gray brought on Sam Hutchinson as part of a double substitution in the 69th minute as the home side pushed forward, but he was shown a second yellow card after just 14 minutes on the field for a late challenge. Stevie May then thought he had equalised when he bundled the ball over the line after Atdhe Nuhiu's effort hit the bar, but he was controversially ruled offside by the assistant referee. That cost the match for Sheffield Wednesday and continued their poor home form in the Championship.[70] Next match was against Birmingham City at Hillsborough. Winger Jacques Maghoma had a low shot saved by goalkeeper Darren Randolph in a poor quality first half. Then Clayton Donaldson, who had scored five times in his previous three games, narrowly failed to connect with a centre from left-back Jonathan Grounds just before the break before keeper Keiren Westwood was forced to turn over a powerful drive from winger David Cotterill. Things did not improve after the break as home striker Atdhe Nuhiu was off target with a couple of efforts and Cotterill shot wide for Birmingham and the match finished a stalemate.[71] Two days later, Sheffield Wednesday was legitimately taken over this time from a Thai consortium led by businessman Dejphon Chansiri whose family owns Thai Union Group, acquired 100% stakes in the Championship. Milan Mandarić announced that he will step down as Chairman and as a director but will stay in an advisory role for Dejphon Chansiri.[72] The first match under new ownership was against Reading. Both sides started at a frenetic pace and Simon Cox had the first chance of the game for Reading as he tried to bend the ball round Keiren Westwood's right hand, but the keeper made a decent save. Garath McCleary then dragged the ball wide from 10 yards after Nathaniel Chalobah fizzed the ball into the penalty area. But it was Pavel Pogrebnyak who made the breakthrough on the half-hour mark with a powerful header beyond the clutches of Westwood following a cross from Kelly. Nathaniel Chalobah, on loan from Chelsea, then despatched Garath McCleary's cross for his first Reading goal. The Owls were unlucky not to pull one back before half-time as Adam Federici flung himself low to his right to tip Baker's shot around the post. Reading were awarded a penalty after the break when substitute Jérémy Hélan crashed into the back of Pavel Pogrebnyak, but Robson-Kanu side-footed it straight into Westwood's hands. The game finished a 2–0 defeat for Sheffield Wednesday.[73]

February

Deadline Day was one of the more exciting ones in a while for Sheffield Wednesday as there was multiple speculations on who Wednesday would sign as the takeover suggested that for once Sheffield Wednesday have the cash to splash. The first announcement of the day was Dejan Kelhar had re-signed his contract until the end of the season. The defender has been unlucky so far this season as his original 6-month contract deal was hindered with the fact he had been injured due to tearing his anterior cruciate ligament.[74] Next announcement of the day was that Sheffield Wednesday have signed Sergiu Buș from CSKA Sofia for a rumoured £350,000 on a three and a half year contract. He has scored ten goals so far this season in nineteen appearances for CSKA Sofia.[75] The next signing of the day was Marnick Vermijl who played for Manchester United, he only made one appearance for them this season in the Capital One Cup and he went on a season-long loan last season to NEC where he made twenty-eight appearances and scored three goals for them.[76] The next signing was the return of Lewis McGugan on loan from Watford for the rest of the season. He made seven appearances in his first spell towards the end of 2014.[77] There was one last signing on Deadline Day, in came Filipe Melo from Moreirense for an undisclosed fee.[78]

Players

As of 2 April 2015

First Team

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Republic of Ireland GK Keiren Westwood
2 England DF Lewis Buxton
3 England DF Joe Mattock
4 England MF Sam Hutchinson
5 Netherlands DF Glenn Loovens (captain)
6 Portugal MF José Semedo (vice-captain)
7 Scotland FW Stevie May
8 Scotland DF Liam Palmer
9 Austria FW Atdhe Nuhiu
10 Scotland MF Chris Maguire
13 Northern Ireland FW Caolan Lavery
15 England DF Tom Lees
16 Scotland MF Rhys McCabe
No. Position Player
17 France DF Jérémy Hélan
18 Guinea DF Kamil Zayatte
19 Democratic Republic of the Congo MF Jacques Maghoma
20 England MF Kieran Lee
27 Wales MF Lloyd Isgrove (on loan from Southampton)
28 Romania FW Sergiu Buș
33 Portugal MF Filipe Melo
35 France DF Claude Dielna
36 Belgium DF Marnick Vermijl
37 England MF Lewis McGugan (on loan from Watford)
43 England GK Chris Kirkland
44 Slovenia DF Dejan Kelhar
48 England FW Will Keane (on loan from Man Utd)

Out on Loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
14 England MF Giles Coke (on loan at Bolton Wanderers)
21 Republic of Ireland MF Paul Corry (on loan at Carlisle United)
No. Position Player
24 England FW Gary Madine (on loan at Blackpool)

Development Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
22 Portugal DF Rafael Floro
26 England DF William De Havilland
30 England GK Cameron Dawson
— England DF Ed Sanders
— England MF Ryan Croasdale
No. Position Player
— Northern Ireland MF Simon Hanna
— England MF Ryan Meadows
— England MF Jack Stobbs
— France FW Franck Betra

Out on Loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
23 England GK Joe Wildsmith (on loan at Barnsley)
No. Position Player
25 England DF Matt Young (on loan at Carlisle United)

Academy

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
— England GK Ben Jackson
— England GK Brad McDonagh
— England DF Spencer Brown
— England DF Jack Lee
— England DF Josh Murray
— England DF Connor O'Grady
— England DF Matt Penney
— England DF Josh Stachini
— England MF Warren Clarke
— England MF Mason Duffy
No. Position Player
— England MF Connor Kirby
— England MF Jordan Lonchar
— England MF Jake Nicholson
— Scotland MF Fraser Preston
— England MF Lewis Price
— England FW Joe Cook
— England FW George Hirst
— England FW Joe Nuttall
— England FW Devante Rodney
— England FW Freddy Tracey

Squad Information

As of 2 April 2015
No Pos Nat Name Age Joined From Contract Expires Fee League Appearances Goals
1 GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 30 July 2014 England Sunderland June 2016 Free 38 0
2 DF England Lewis Buxton 31 August 2008 England Stoke City June 2015 £88,000 190 6
3 DF England Joe Mattock 24 July 2012 England West Bromwich Albion June 2015 Free 55 2
4 MF England Sam Hutchinson 25 July 2014 England Chelsea June 2016 Free 26 1
5 DF Netherlands Glenn Loovens 31 December 2013 Free Agent June 2015 Free 48 0
6 MF Portugal José Semedo 30 July 2011 England Charlton Athletic June 2015 Free 122 1
7 FW Scotland Stevie May 22 August 2014 Scotland St Johnstone June 2018 Undisclosed 34 7
8 DF Scotland Liam Palmer 23 January 2013 England Sheffield Wednesday Academy June 2018 Free 97 1
9 FW Austria Atdhe Nuhiu 25 July 2013 Austria Rapid Wien June 2016 Free 76 15
10 MF Scotland Chris Maguire 26 July 2012 England Derby County June 2015 Undisclosed 72 16
13 FW Northern Ireland Caolan Lavery 22 July 2012 England Ipswich Town Unknown Free 27 5
15 DF England Tom Lees 24 July 2014 England Leeds United June 2017 Undisclosed 37 0
16 MF Scotland Rhys McCabe 22 July 2012 Scotland Rangers June 2015 Free 30 1
17 DF France Jérémy Hélan 22 July 2013 England Manchester City June 2017 Undisclosed 104 4
18 DF Guinea Kamil Zayatte 29 August 2013 Turkey İstanbul BB June 2015 Free 18 2
19 MF Democratic Republic of the Congo Jacques Maghoma 27 July 2013 England Burton Albion June 2015 Undisclosed 54 2
20 MF England Kieran Lee 26 July 2012 England Oldham Athletic June 2015 Free 75 5
22 DF Portugal Rafael Floro 21 August 2013 Portugal Porto B June 2015 Free 1 0
26 DF England William De Havilland 20 August 2014 England Millwall June 2015 Free 0 0
27 MF Wales Lloyd Isgrove 22 March 2015 England Southampton May 2015 Loan 1 0
28 FW Romania Sergiu Buș 22 February 2015 Bulgaria CSKA Sofia June 2018 Undisclosed 2 0
30 GK England Cameron Dawson 19 April 2013 England Sheffield Wednesday Academy June 2016 Free 0 0
33 MF Portugal Filipe Melo 25 February 2015 Portugal Moreirense June 2018 Undisclosed 2 0
35 DF France Claude Dielna 27 August 2014 Greece Olympiacos June 2017 Free 22 1
36 DF Belgium Marnick Vermijl 23 February 2015 England Manchester United June 2018 Undisclosed 6 0
37 MF England Lewis McGugan 26 February 2015 England Watford May 2015 Loan 18 3
43 GK England Chris Kirkland 33 July 2012 England Wigan Athletic June 2015 Free 83 0
44 DF Slovenia Dejan Kelhar 30 August 2014 Serbia Red Star Belgrade June 2015 Free 0 0
48 FW England Will Keane 22 January 2015 England Manchester United May 2015 Loan 11 3

Transfers

In

Position Player Transferred from Fee Date Ref
DF England Matt Young England Southampton Free 3 June 2014 [14]
DF England Ed Sanders England Stoke City Free 3 June 2014 [15]
MF England Ryan Croasdale England Preston North End Free 9 June 2014 [16]
MF Northern Ireland Paul McElroy England Hull City Free 24 June 2014 [17]
GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood England Sunderland Free 7 July 2014 [79]
DF England Sam Hutchinson England Chelsea Free 8 July 2014 [22]
DF England Tom Lees England Leeds United Undisclosed 31 July 2014 [25]
DF Slovenia Dejan Kelhar Serbia Red Star Belgrade Free 6 August 2014 [26]
FW Scotland Stevie May Scotland St Johnstone Undisclosed 9 August 2014 [34]
DF England William De Havilland England Millwall Free 25 August 2014 [80]
DF France Claude Dielna Greece Olympiacos Free 30 August 2014 [81]
MF England Ryan Meadows England Wigan Athletic Free 26 September 2014 [82]
FW Romania Sergiu Buș Bulgaria CSKA Sofia Undisclosed 2 February 2015 [83]
DF Belgium Marnick Vermijl England Manchester United Undisclosed 2 February 2015 [84]
MF Portugal Filipe Melo Portugal Moreirense Undisclosed 2 February 2015 [78]

Out

Position Player Transferred to Fee Date Ref
MF England Danny Mayor England Bury Undisclosed 3 May 2014 [85]
GK England Adam Davies England Barnsley Free 6 May 2014 [2][86]
GK England Arron Jameson England Buxton Free 6 May 2014 [2][87]
DF Benin Réda Johnson England Coventry City Free 6 May 2014 [2][88]
DF England Anthony Gardner Released Free 6 May 2014 [2]
DF Spain Miguel Llera England Scunthorpe United Free 6 May 2014 [2]
DF England Martin Taylor Released Free 6 May 2014 [2]
MF Jamaica Jermaine Johnson United States Indy Eleven Free 6 May 2014 [2]
MF England David Prutton Released Free 6 May 2014 [2]
DF England Taylor McKenzie England Notts County Free 21 May 2014 [89]
DF United States Oguchi Onyewu England Charlton Athletic Free 30 June 2014 [90][91]
MF Northern Ireland Paul McElroy Northern Ireland Linfield Free 19 July 2014 [18][19][92]
MF England Michail Antonio England Nottingham Forest £1,500,000 6 August 2014 [27]
FW England Emmanuel Dieseruvwe England Chesterfield Undisclosed 2 February 2015 [93]

Loans In

# Position Player Transferred from Length Date Ref
28 FW England Hallam Hope England Everton 6-months 29 August 2014 (Recalled 29 October 2014) [42]
11 MF Netherlands Royston Drenthe England Reading 6-months 1 September 2014 [44]
12 FW England Gary Taylor-Fletcher England Leicester City 1-month 25 October 2014 [94]
37 MF England Lewis McGugan England Watford 1-month 19 November 2014 [95]
11 MF England Lewis Baker England Chelsea 4-months 8 January 2015 (Recalled 11 February 2015) [96][97]
48 FW England Will Keane England Manchester United 4-months 22 January 2015 [98]
37 MF England Lewis McGugan England Watford 4-months 2 February 2015 [77]
27 MF Wales Lloyd Isgrove England Southampton 2-months 18 March 2015 [99]

Loans Out

# Position Player Loaned to Length Date Ref
30 GK England Cameron Dawson England Alfreton Town 1-month 22 August 2014 [100]
30 GK England Cameron Dawson England Alfreton Town 2-months 22 September 2014 [101]
24 FW England Gary Madine England Coventry City 1-month 30 October 2014 [102]
24 FW England Gary Madine England Coventry City 1-month 29 November 2014 [103]
24 FW England Gary Madine England Coventry City 1-month 2 January 2015 [104]
— FW England Emmanuel Dieseruvwe England Chesterfield 1-month 3 January 2015 [105]
25 DF England Matt Young England Carlisle United 1-month 10 January 2015 [106]
25 DF England Matt Young England Carlisle United 4-months 30 January 2015 [107]
13 MF Northern Ireland Caolan Lavery England Chesterfield 1-month 2 February 2015 [108]
24 FW England Gary Madine England Blackpool 4-months 10 February 2015 [109]
14 MF England Giles Coke England Bolton Wanderers 2-months 5 March 2015 [110]
13 MF Northern Ireland Caolan Lavery England Chesterfield 2-months (Recalled 15 March 2015) 9 March 2015 [111][112]
21 MF Republic of Ireland Paul Corry England Carlisle United 1-month 12 April 2015 [113]
23 GK England Joe Wildsmith England Barnsley 1-month 25 April 2015 [114]

Contracts

Position Player Length Date Expiry Ref
MF Northern Ireland Simon Hanna 1-year 12 May 2014 June 2015 [115]
GK England Chris Kirkland 1-year 8 July 2014 June 2015 [21]
MF Portugal José Semedo 1-year 10 July 2014 June 2015 [23]
DF Netherlands Glenn Loovens 1-year 14 July 2014 June 2015 [24]
DF Slovenia Dejan Kelhar 4-months 2 February 2015 June 2015 [74]

Debuts

Players making their first team Sheffield Wednesday début in a competitive match.

# Position Player Date Opponents Ground Ref
1 GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 9 August 2014 Brighton & Hove Albion American Express Community Stadium [35]
15 DF England Tom Lees 9 August 2014 Brighton & Hove Albion American Express Community Stadium [35]
7 FW Scotland Stevie May 16 August 2014 Derby County Hillsborough [37]
28 FW England Hallam Hope 30 August 2014 Nottingham Forest Hillsborough [116]
11 MF Netherlands Royston Drenthe 13 September 2014 Bolton Wanderers Macron Stadium [117]
35 DF France Claude Dielna 20 September 2014 Reading Hillsborough [118]
12 FW England Gary Taylor-Fletcher 25 October 2014 Norwich City Hillsborough [119]
37 MF England Lewis McGugan 22 November 2014 Huddersfield Town The John Smith's Stadium [120]
11 MF England Lewis Baker 10 January 2015 Nottingham Forest City Ground [121]
48 FW England Will Keane 27 January 2015 Birmingham City Hillsborough [122]
36 DF Belgium Marnick Vermijl 7 February 2015 Cardiff City Hillsborough [123]
28 FW Romania Sergiu Buș 7 February 2015 Cardiff City Hillsborough [123]
33 MF Portugal Filipe Melo 10 February 2015 Ipswich Town Portman Road [124]

International Call-Ups

No Pos Name Team Competition Opposition Date Caps Goals Ref
30 GK England Cameron Dawson England England U-19 UEFA European 2014 Under-19 Championship Elite Qualifier Montenegro Montenegro U-19, Scotland Scotland U-19, Ukraine Ukraine U-19 24–29 May 2014 4 0 [125]
22 DF Portugal Rafael Floro Portugal Portugal U-20 2014 Toulon Tournament Mexico Mexico U-20, Chile Chile U-20, China China PR U-20, France France U-20, England England U-20 21 May - 1 June 2014 4 0 [126]
1 GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood Republic of Ireland Republic of Ireland Friendly, UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier Oman Oman, Georgia (country) Georgia 3 September, 7 September 2014 17 0 [127]
7 FW Scotland Stevie May Scotland Scotland U-21 UEFA U-21 Euro 2015 Qualifier Slovakia Slovakia U-21, Luxembourg Luxembourg U-21 4 September, 8 September 2014 8 2 [128]
18 DF Guinea Kamil Zayatte Guinea Guinea 2015 Africa Cup of Nations Qualifier Togo Togo, Uganda Uganda 6 September, 10 September 2014 46 4 [129]
1 GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood Republic of Ireland Republic of Ireland UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier Gibraltar Gibraltar, Germany Germany 11 October, 14 October 2014 17 0 [130]
7 FW Scotland Stevie May Scotland Scotland UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier Georgia (country) Georgia, Poland Poland 11 October, 14 October 2014 0 0 [131]
23 GK England Joe Wildsmith England England U-20 Under-20 Four Nations Tournament Germany Germany U-20, Netherlands Netherlands U-20, Turkey Turkey U-20 9 October, 11 October, 13 October 2014 0 0 [132]
7 FW Scotland Stevie May Scotland Scotland UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier, Friendly Republic of Ireland Republic of Ireland, England England 14 November, 17 November 2014 1 0 [133]
23 GK England Joe Wildsmith England England U-20 Friendly Canada Canada U-20, Portugal Portugal U-20 12 November, 17 November 2014 0 0 [134]
18 DF Guinea Kamil Zayatte Guinea Guinea 2015 Africa Cup of Nations Ivory Coast Ivory Coast, Cameroon Cameroon, Mali Mali, Ghana Ghana 20 January, 24 January, 28 January, 1 February 2015 46 4 [135]
1 GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood Republic of Ireland Republic of Ireland UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier Poland Poland 29 March 2015 17 0 [136]
7 FW Scotland Stevie May Scotland Scotland Friendly, UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifier Northern Ireland Northern Ireland, Gibraltar Gibraltar 25 March, 29 March 2015 1 0 [137]
19 MF Democratic Republic of the Congo Jacques Maghoma Democratic Republic of the Congo DR Congo Friendly Iraq Iraq, Iraq Iraq 28 March, 30 March 2015 1 0 [138]

Board and Staff

Chairman and directors

Role Name
ChairmanThailand Dejphon Chansiri
Vice-chairmanEngland Paul Aldridge
Chief operating officerEngland Paul Bell
Finance directorEngland John Redgate

First Team Staff

Role Name
Head CoachEngland Stuart Gray
Assistant Head CoachEngland John Deehan
First Team CoachScotland Lee Bullen
Head of GoalkeepingEngland Andy Rhodes
Director of PerformanceEngland Andy Kalinins
Head PhysiotherapistEngland Paul Smith
Soft Tissue SpecialistEngland Derry Suter
Sports PhysicianEngland Dr Alastair Park
Club DoctorEngland Dr Richard Higgins
Club PodiatristEngland Lee Bray
Club OsteopathEngland Sam Morris

Academy

Role Name
Academy managerEngland Dean Ramsdale
Head of coachingEngland Neil Thompson
Development squad head coachScotland Lee Bullen
Lead professional development phase coachEngland Steven Haslam
Professional development phase coachEngland Max Wragg
Youth academy lead coachEngland Nev Burbeary
Youth development coachEngland Ben Wilkinson
Foundation phase lead coachEngland Matt Burton
Academy coachEngland John Megson
Academy coachEngland Danny Cadamarteri
Academy goalkeeping coachEngland Nicky Weaver
Academy striker coachEngland David Hirst
Coach developerEngland John Williams
Interim head of sports science and medicineEngland Ash Fickling
Academy physiotherapistEngland Mike Hickson
Academy lead sports scientistEngland Chris Hattersley
Academy sports scientistEngland Jordan White
Sports science internEngland Jack Green
Head of performance analysisEngland Jack Patchett
Head of recruitmentEngland Ken Ryder
Head of education and welfareEngland Dan Potts
Child protection officerEngland Richard Groves

Fixtures and Results

Pre-season

Football League Championship

Last updated: 2 May 2015
Source:

League Cup

FA Cup

Squad Statistics

Appearances and Goals

As of 2 April 2015
No. Pos Nat Player TotalChampionship FA Cup League Cup
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1 GK Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 38 0 38+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
2 DF England Lewis Buxton 4 0 2+1 0 0+0 0 1+0 0
3 DF England Joe Mattock 28 0 22+3 0 0+0 0 3+0 0
4 MF England Sam Hutchinson 16 0 12+4 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
5 DF Netherlands Glenn Loovens 28 0 26+0 0 1+0 0 1+0 0
6 MF Portugal José Semedo 31 0 25+3 0 1+0 0 2+0 0
7 FW Scotland Stevie May 37 7 25+9 7 1+0 0 1+1 0
8 MF Scotland Liam Palmer 39 0 35+0 0 1+0 0 3+0 0
9 FW Austria Atdhe Nuhiu 42 10 30+8 7 1+0 1 1+2 2
10 MF Scotland Chris Maguire 39 6 31+4 6 0+1 0 3+0 0
13 FW Northern Ireland Caolan Lavery 7 1 0+6 1 0+1 0 0+0 0
15 DF England Tom Lees 41 0 37+0 0 1+0 0 3+0 0
16 MF Scotland Rhys McCabe 3 0 0+1 0 0+1 0 0+1 0
17 MF France Jérémy Hélan 36 1 20+13 1 1+0 0 1+1 0
18 DF Guinea Kamil Zayatte 10 0 7+0 0 0+0 0 2+1 0
19 MF Democratic Republic of the Congo Jacques Maghoma 33 1 27+2 0 1+0 0 3+0 1
20 MF England Kieran Lee 26 4 21+4 4 1+0 0 0+0 0
22 DF Portugal Rafael Floro 0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
26 DF England William De Havilland 0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
27 MF Wales Lloyd Isgrove 1 0 1+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
28 FW Romania Sergiu Buș 2 0 1+1 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
30 GK England Cameron Dawson 0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
33 MF Portugal Filipe Melo 2 0 0+2 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
35 DF France Claude Dielna 24 1 13+9 1 1+0 0 0+1 0
36 DF Belgium Marnick Vermijl 6 0 4+2 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
37 MF England Lewis McGugan 18 3 17+1 3 0+0 0 0+0 0
43 GK England Chris Kirkland 6 0 1+1 0 1+0 0 3+0 0
44 DF Slovenia Dejan Kelhar 0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
48 FW England Will Keane 11 3 11+0 3 0+0 0 0+0 0
Players for Sheffield Wednesday who are currently out on loan:
14 MF England Giles Coke 16 1 9+4 1 0+0 0 3+0 0
21 MF Republic of Ireland Paul Corry 1 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+1 0
23 GK England Joe Wildsmith 0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
24 FW England Gary Madine 13 1 1+9 0 0+0 0 3+0 1
25 DF England Matt Young 0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
Sheffield Wednesday players from this season that are no longer at the club:
11 MF Netherlands Royston Drenthe 15 1 7+8 1 0+0 0 0+0 0
12 FW England Gary Taylor-Fletcher 4 0 2+2 0 0+0 0 0+0 0
28 FW England Hallam Hope 4 0 1+3 0 0+0 0 0+0 0

Top Goal Scorers

As of 02 May 2015
Place Position Nation Number Name Championship FA Cup League Cup Total
1 FW Austria 9 Atdhe Nuhiu 8 1 2 11
2 MF Scotland 10 Chris Maguire 8 0 0 8
3 FW Scotland 7 Stevie May 7 0 0 7
4 MF England 20 Kieran Lee 6 0 0 6
= FW England 48 Will Keane 3 0 0 3
= MF England 37 Lewis McGugan 3 0 0 3
7 FW Northern Ireland 13 Caolan Lavery 2 0 0 2
8 MF England 14 Giles Coke 1 0 0 1
9 MF France 17 Jérémy Hélan 1 0 0 1
= MF Netherlands 11 Royston Drenthe 1 0 0 1
= DF France 35 Claude Dielna 1 0 0 1
= MF Democratic Republic of the Congo 19 Jacques Maghoma 0 0 1 1
= FW England 24 Gary Madine 0 0 1 1
= FW Romania 28 Sergiu Buș 1 0 0 1

Disciplinary Record

As of 02 May 2015
Place No. Nation Position Name Championship FA Cup League Cup Total
Red card Red card Red card Red card
1 10 Scotland MF Chris Maguire 10 0 0 0 1 0 11 0
= 6 Portugal MF José Semedo 11 0 0 0 0 0 11 0
3 4 England MF Sam Hutchinson 8 1 0 0 0 0 8 1
= 5 Netherlands DF Glenn Loovens 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 0
5 11 Netherlands MF Royston Drenthe 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 1
= 1 Republic of Ireland GK Keiren Westwood 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 1
7 18 Guinea DF Kamil Zayatte 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1
8 9 Austria FW Atdhe Nuhiu 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
= 3 England DF Joe Mattock 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
= 17 France MF Jérémy Hélan 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
11 20 England MF Kieran Lee 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 0
= 35 France DF Claude Dielna 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 0
13 8 Scotland DF Liam Palmer 3 0 1 0 0 0 4 0
14 37 England MF Lewis McGugan 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 0
15 7 Scotland FW Stevie May 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
= 19 Democratic Republic of the Congo MF Jacques Maghoma 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
= 14 England MF Giles Coke 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0
18 33 Portugal MF Felipe Melo 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
= 27 Wales MF Lloyd Isgrove 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Competitions

Overall

Competition Started Round Current Pos/Round Final Pos/Round First Match Last Match
Championship N/A 12th 9 August 2014 2 May 2015
FA Cup Round 3 Round 3 Round 3 4 January 2015 4 January 2015
League Cup Round 1 Round 3 Round 3 12 August 2014 24 September 2014

Championship

Classification

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
11 Cardiff City 46 16 14 16 57 61 −4 62
12 Charlton Athletic 46 14 18 14 54 60 −6 60
13 Sheffield Wednesday 46 14 18 14 43 49 −6 60
14 Nottingham Forest 46 15 14 17 71 69 +2 59
15 Leeds United 46 15 11 20 50 61 −11 56
Updated to match(es) played on 2 May 2015. Source: Sky Sports
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored

Results Summary

OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
46 14 18 14 43 49  −6 60 5 11 7 16 20  −4 9 7 7 27 29  −2

Last updated: May 2, 2015.
Source: Championship

Results by Round

Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546
GroundAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAAHHAHAAHAHHAHA
Result W D D W L D W W L D D L D D D L D D W W L L W W W L D L D L D L W W L W D L W D L D W D L D
Position 8 9 10 6 10 12 8 6 9 9 9 11 13 12 13 14 13 13 13 12 13 14 13 10 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 11 10 11 10 11 12 12 12 12 13 11 12 14 13

Last updated: May 2, 2015.
Source: BBC Sport
Ground: A = Away; H = Home. Result: D = Draw; L = Loss; W = Win; P = Postponed.

Awards

Sheffield Wednesday Player of the Month

Month First % Second % Third % Ref
August Austria Atdhe Nuhiu 53% England Tom Lees 23% Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 9% [139]
September Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 45% England Tom Lees 20% Scotland Stevie May 17% [140]
October Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 88% —————————— —— —————————— —— [141]
November England Tom Lees 33% Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 32% France Jérémy Hélan 16% [142]
December Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 45% France Jérémy Hélan 18% England Tom Lees 8% [143]
January Portugal José Semedo 41% Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 34% England Tom Lees 9% [144]
February England Lewis McGugan 62% Portugal José Semedo 12% England Kieran Lee 5% [145]
March England Lewis McGugan 78% Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood 7% England Kieran Lee 6% [146]

Sky Bet Football League Team of the Week

Week Player(s) Ref
August 11 – August 17 England Giles Coke [147]
September 22 – September 28 Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood [148]
October 27 – November 2 Republic of Ireland Keiren Westwood [149]
December 8 – December 14 France Claude Dielna [150]
January 12 – January 18 Netherlands Glenn Loovens [151]

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