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'I wasn't welcome here but it's great to be back': Sheffield Wednesday legend DAVID HIRST is where he belongs - enjoying pints and pies with fans in his brand new bar at Hillsborough:Sheffield Wednesday legend David Hirst is back as club ambassador under new American owner David Storch. The club, now top of League One, has reconnected with its heritage and fans after a ruinous decade.

Man Utd star once named the 3 world class players Sheffield Wednesday star Barry Bannan reminds him of:Darren Fletcher once compared a young Barry Bannan to midfield greats Xavi and Iniesta. The Scot, now 36, later became a Sheffield Wednesday legend, making 470 appearances before a 2026 return to aid their promotion push.

Liam Cooper left Leeds United after 10 years and did something nobody expected:Sheffield Wednesday defender Liam Cooper, 35, signs a new one-year contract after an injury-hit season. The former Leeds captain spent a year at CSKA Sofia before joining Wednesday in administration.

Michael Owen drops 'huge' Sheffield Wednesday claim:Michael Owen recalls scoring his first Premier League hat-trick for Liverpool against Sheffield Wednesday in 1998, setting a youngest-ever record that still stands.

THE LAST DANCE: 5 transfer options for Vardy as Leicester legend prepares for final challenge:Jamie Vardy, 39, is considering offers from Brazilian club Sao Paulo, MLS sides, West Ham, and Sheffield Wednesday after leaving Cremonese. He aims to continue playing despite retirement speculation.

2 EFL clubs will hate Jamie Vardy to West Ham talk:West Ham are eyeing a free transfer for Jamie Vardy. Leicester and Sheffield Wednesday, both linked to the striker, would be unhappy if the Hammers secured his signature.

Sheffield Wednesday, Southampton and Blackburn in race to sign Man Utd player:Five EFL clubs, including Southampton, are pursuing a loan or permanent deal for Manchester United's 19-year-old defender Jaydan Kamason. No decision has been made, with a move possible before the September 1 deadline.

Jaydan Kamason: Southampton readying permanent offer, Michael Carrick has other plans:Manchester United's 19-year-old right-back Jaydan Kamason has attracted loan and permanent interest, notably from Southampton. United may delay a decision until January as they assess his fitness after an injury-hit season.

Former Chelsea academy star sent off for EFL club after appearing to PUNCH opponent during Carabao Cup match:Bolton midfielder Xavier Simons was sent off for punching Sheffield Wednesday's Harry Gray. The red card proved costly as Bolton lost 1-0 in the Carabao Cup tie.

'If we maximise everything, it's achievable': TOM CLEVERLEY on Plymouth's promotion charge, working 14-hour days and asking old friend Michael Carrick for help with signings:Plymouth Argyle manager Tom Cleverley targets promotion despite selling star striker. He reflects on lessons learned and building a resilient squad for the League One campaign.

Man Utd man set for £6m exit: Birmingham City and Norwich City must react ASAP:Manchester United set a £6m price for defender Harry Amass. Championship clubs Birmingham City and Norwich City are interested in the 19-year-old left-back after his loan spells.

Pierce Charles joins Man City and heads to QPR on loan:Manchester City signed goalkeeper Pierce Charles from Sheffield Wednesday for £3 million and loaned him to QPR for the season.

Nottingham Forest enquire over Dutch defender on Manchester City's radar - as Danny Ings closes in on move to Leicester: WINDOW WATCH:Manchester United are finalising a £48m move for Chelsea's Andrey Santos. In other deals, Danny Ings nears Leicester, Brentford lead for Ousmane Diabate, and Barry Bannan returns to Sheffield Wednesday.

Rebekah Vardy admits she has no idea where family will live after giving Italy the red card:Jamie Vardy's wife Rebekah reveals uncertainty over his next club after leaving relegated Cremonese, ruling out a Leicester return and hinting at moves to Sheffield Wednesday, Netherlands, or Premier League.

Jamie Vardy admits his rags-to-riches Netflix story will never be repeated:Jamie Vardy reflects on his improbable rise from non-league to Premier League champion with Leicester City, a story he calls unrepeatable. At 39, he continues playing for Cremonese, insisting he'll retire only when his 'legs' say so.