Thread: Sheff Wed escape relagation zone

Originally Posted by BBC

Tommy Spurr's brilliant late equaliser earned Sheffield Wednesday a point against Plymouth to lift them out of the Championship relegation zone.

Now they are in 20th place with 49 points

Saw the highlights of this match this morning... Sheffield had so many chances it hard to believe it ended in a draw!

not the best of video, but watchable:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uErzQm0uaAI

we can't finish- or more to the point, small can't left footed, spurr usually can't from anywhere (you wouldn't believe my reaction when he shaped up to hit that) and sahar should be where burton is when the balls in the box

still, a goal like that infront of the sky cameras must have jacked his price up a bit- wonder if qpr start sniffing around again, in fact, maybe pearce was watching. he'd do well for the under 21's and the under 21's would do good for him

i believe (as in i was told on another forum) that goal was voted best in the championship

I was glad to see Wednesday staying up.

a few americans have said that- mainly because of frankie or still remembering john harkes

still, even if it is just for the american players furthering their career- it seems to have got us a bit of extra support

Originally Posted by wednesday4life

a few americans have said that- mainly because of frankie or still remembering john harkes
still, even if it is just for the american players furthering their career- it seems to have got us a bit of extra support

Yes, no doubt American fans tend to feel good toward clubs where Yanks play or have played. We all love Fulham right now.

I always liked Harkes. He's doing TV work here in the U.S. now. He does color commentary for the MLS broadcasts on ESPN and did the World Cup in 2006.

How did Frankie do this year? I was glad to see him getting some call-ups to the national team last summer along with some of the other young guys.

he got injured in december then after a few set-backs needed surgery- till then he was as consistant as ever