Probably as Leeds are a basket case football club, and any dubious chancer can own them

I find it dificult to slag of dirty Leeds at the moment since they stopped the Bournemouth juggernaut.

That looks like Emma Stone

Good luck to all our teams over the weekend   

Go for it Joe and have one for me too  

All you need is a result now then Joe 

meh!

For GJ: WHOOP, WHOOP, WHOOP

So much for Chelskies quadruple 

And Man Citys billions 

To name but a couple 

I know I shouldn't laugh but ...

Let's hear it for Bradford.

Fantastic results for Middlesboro and Bradford.   I look on in envy as a supporter of a club that can't be arsed to make the slightest effort in either cup competition.

When you come to the end of a perfect day.........

Our family are returned safely and rather refreshed.

A bit belated, but well done to you and your team Garage Joe. I am not surprised you did it though, you have a consistent and performing team in the Championship and taken that through to the game at City.

Who do you fancy in the next round?

You can do this Joe. You've just beaten City 

What a game at Bramell Lane  

Absolutely! We really wanted the blades to win! (With apologies to our Owlish, all seeing, man in a transit with smokey windows FM)

meanwhile our our away trip to Arsenal has been timed for 4pm on the Sunday. As bad as it gets. I'm hoping that we have a chartered train.

It looks like (we) Sheffield Wednesday have been bought by a Thai group from Milan Mandaric.

It would seem that the main man own John West fishy products (I'm waiting with baited breath for the first fish based insult ).

I'm hoping this chap will help us build an entertaining and consistently competitive team.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31040959 

somebody has broken my footie team

(everton)

Aww is strike still around?  

Is is it really all his fault

That concludes today's entertainment. I have to be up early for Mrs Jer to drive me to the railway station on our left. Then I'm off to that London hopefully for a victory.

Unfortunately the last bunch of local "businessmen" that owned Wednesday decided that investment in the business of football was not a priority.

After Saturday's performance it's nice to look forward to some change, especially on the striker front as we can't score for toffee, I think we are now the lowest scorers in the division or maybe that's Blackpool, either way it's grim reading.

I see your team are pushing hard for the Prem. Beating Man City must have given the team a real boost.

Disappointed to see Andre Schurrle leave… but Juan Cuadrado looks like an exciting acquisition!

Today at Hillsborough we entertain Cardiff City. I'm looking forward to seeing how many of the new signings make their debut and how that will affect the team - let's face it we can't score at the moment so anything is an improvement!

No doubt there will be some taunting over the rugby!

Here's hoping for a better Wednesday performance and three points.

Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye. Potential banana skin today. After the Lord Mayor's show and all that.

Good luck everybody!

I just wanted to remind you all that Spurs THRASHED Ars*nal 2-1.

Sheffield Wednesday 1 - Cardiff City 1

Main points

• Cardiff City fans were not very respectful to our outgoing chairman (Milan Mandaric) who was addressing the fans before kick-off!
• We were carp first half, not sure the lads had realised the ref had kicked off
• The Hillsborough pitch is terrible forcing sides into a long ball game. Too many bobbles when played on ground.
• We concede a very soft goal from a defensive perspective.
• The Cardiff scorer (Kenwyne Jones) does not celebrate his goal in front of the kop, nice touch being an ex player.
• We get the new signing Bus on and he makes an impact, looks decent and when he gets game time could be an asset.
• Sergiu Bus wind penalty. 1-1, well converted by Manure loanee Keane
• Create more chances and could have stolen this one, but as it stands not too displeased with result.

You seem destined for a mid-table finish.

I completely agree. That would be a decent finish and something to build on next season.

Given where you were just a few seasons ago (Div 1) it's steady progress.

I'm sure your local rivals would love to be where you are at this time!

Yes it is and as a supporter I am quite pleased. What I would like to see now is more consistency in the league and develop the quality of football being played.

It's all gone a bit quiet regarding our neighbours, not having the derbies seems to have cooled the rivalry somewhat. I suspect that their exploits in the league have hampered their challenge for promotion. It could be another season in Division One for them.