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Wednesdayite Weekly - 2012/13 Issue #21

01 February 2013

The Wednesdayite Weekly: We tried to sign for QPR, but they wouldn't let us in the car park.

In this week's stout missive:

Eddie on why he's always right about everything
Matt + Armchair = Review
The Perks Of Being An Away Coach

All this, and Leroy Lita throwing up gang signs...

Wednesdayite Weekly - 2012/13 Issue #20

25 January 2013

The Wednesdayite Weekly: 99 problems, but Sidibe ain't one

In this week's short and sweet Weekly:

Eddie on the next seven days
Keep on asking questions about SWFC financial stuff
The Unbearable Lightness Of The Away Coach

All this, and something topical about ball boys...

Wednesdayite Weekly - 2012/13 Issue #19

18 January 2013

The Wednesdayite Weekly: WE BE BACK, YO

In this week's Back To School Weekly:

Eddie on the rebirth of the Owls
Ask the club about WHAT THEY ARE DOING WITH THEIR MONEYS
REDA! REDA! REDA!
Fifty Shades Of Away Coach

All this, and a brilliant Lance Armstrong joke...

Owls Blog - Reda Johnson: The Demolition Man In Owls Fans' Hearts

18 January 2013

Owls Blog

Owls Blogger Chris Brookes returns to Wednesdayite.com with his latest blog, this time talking about the Owls' monster of a full-back, REDA! REDA! REDA!

Chris is a journalism graduate (Sheffield Hallam University), 22 years old and a Kop season ticket holder since 2004, but a fan from further back than that. He also runs his own blog beatsandrhymesfc.com where he interviews players past and present but with the different angle of discussing music with them, with some top name interviews on there so far. He also writes regularly about Wednesday whenever he gets the opportunity.

"Football may be huge business the world over but one thing the decision-makers can sometimes be unaware of is just how much deeper it goes than that. It simply means everything to people, it is painted into the fibres of communities in so many ways and if you are a part of it you truly feel that largely indescribable sense of belonging.

Wednesdayite Weekly - 2012/13 Issue #18

14 December 2012

The Wednesdayite Weekly: Definitely the last one before Christmas

In this week's diet-sized Weekly:

Eddie on Christmas
The Away Coach on 34th St

All this, and not much else...

Wednesdayite Weekly - 2012/13 Issue #17

07 December 2012

The Wednesdayite Weekly: Probably the last one before Christmas

In this week's bra-busting super soaraway Weekly:

Eddie on December's crucial games
Director Marc is all about the SMILEs
Matt and his armchair announce civil partnership
Away Coach 2: Lost In New York

All this, and a picture of Dave Jones roaring like a lion...

Wednesdayite Weekly - 2012/13 Issue #16

30 November 2012

The Wednesdayite Weekly: Even when it's cold outside, we keep you warm and snuggly

In this week's flipping full...erm...newsletter:

Eddie on where we go from here
Richard quoth Shakespeare
Joe is in South Africa
Matt and his armchair laugh at us all for going to matches
Away Coach on 34th Street

All this, and the wonderful soothing words of Uncle Milan...

Owls Blog - Us And Them: What's In A Name?

30 November 2012

Owls Blog

Owls blogger Richard Brook brings us his latest blog to Wednesdayite.com. Richard 31-year-old life-long Wednesday supporter, and amateur football writer. He lives with his wife and three Wednesday brain washed children. Like most of his generation Richard’s heroes were Hirst, Waddle and Sheridan, and as goalkeeper himself Kevin Pressman.

"'What's in a name?' is a question famously borrowed from Shakespeare, in the Brian Friel play 'Translations'. The play focusses on the tribal importance of language, and especially names within social groups, as it sees a couple of British cartographers sent to Ireland to map the local area and anglicise place names. Some of the Irish characters feel more strongly than others regarding the erosion of their heritage. Indeed the character Owen, who utters Juliet's famous question, does so having been wrongly referred to as Roland, for most of the plot, without bothering to correct anyone. To other characters the maintenance of their cultural and individual identities, is far more important. I know what your thinking. Firstly you are wondering if you have clicked on to the Wednesdayite blog. Yes you have. Secondly you are wondering if Wednesdayite have been hacked. No they have not. Thirdly you want to know what on earth I am on about. All I can ask is that you read on and see if I can win you round on that.