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🎄 CHRISTMAS AT HIRSTY’S
Come and have a drink with us.
Experience the newly renovated Hirsty’s Social this Christmas, with an evening of festive food, drinks and Wednesday company at Hillsborough.
🍽️ Festive food & dessert
🍹 Winter Warmer cocktail included
🎤 Special guests to be announced
🎟️ Raffle and prizes
💙 Christmas at the home of Wednesday
£25 Trust Members | £35 Non-Members (includes optional FREE one-year Trust membership)
📅 Thursday 3 December (19:00-23:30)
📍 Hirsty’s Social, Hillsborough
🎟️ Tickets on sale NOW
Full event details, membership information and FAQs are available via the booking link 👇
🔗 eventbrite.co.uk/e/christmas…
Christmas at Hirsty’s.
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'Kids for a Quid' tickets tomorrow night! 🦉
With half-term week now upon us, we're reminding supporters that ticket discounts are in place for our clash with Cambridge Utd..
🔹 Under 14 tickets £1
🔹 Under 18 tickets £7
🎫 tickets.swfc.co.uk/en-GB/eve…
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY SUPPORTERS’ TRUST - MEMBERS’ BALLOT RESULT
The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust can confirm the outcome of its recent members’ consultation ballot regarding the invitation extended to James Silverwood to join the Sheffield Wednesday FC Board in an unpaid, non-executive capacity.
Members were asked whether they supported James accepting the invitation to join the Club Board.
A total of 1,300 valid votes were cast, with the result as follows:
YES – 91.5% (1,189 votes)
NO – 8.5% (111 votes)
The ballot was conducted using OpaVote, an independent online voting platform, with the results independently verified. This provided a secure voting process, separate from the Trust’s own systems, with votes counted electronically.
In the interests of openness and transparency, we have published the official OpaVote results directly to everyone who participated in the ballot, allowing members to view the results independently.
The result represents an overwhelming endorsement from those members who voted and provides James with a clear indication of their views as he considers the invitation.
We would like to thank every member who took the time to participate in this important consultation.
The Trust remains committed to representing its members, maintaining its independence and working constructively to help build a better future for Sheffield Wednesday.
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The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust would like to thank Henrik Pedersen for his efforts during his time at the club.
Henrik is a genuinely good man who helped guide Wednesday through an incredibly difficult period last season, showing professionalism and commitment in circumstances few managers would envy.
We support the club’s decision to make a change, whilst recognising Henrik’s contribution during a particularly difficult chapter in our history.
We wish him all the very best for the future.
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Sheffield Wednesday Supporters' Trust retweeted
One week to go until our Remembrance game against Blackpool, and we're turning the North Stand into a giant poppy display.
Sat in the North Stand on Sunday 1st? Be in your seat early, find your flyer and hold it up when asked. Let's make it one to remember.
#SWFC #LestWeForget
Sheffield Wednesday Supporters' Trust retweeted
🚨 WEDNESDAY FANS, WE NEED YOUR HELP! 🚨
Once again, we’re asking for your support as our charity partner @pactsheffield faces huge demand for toiletries to fill their overnight bags for families in need.
Thanks to @swfc, we’ll be outside the Megastore before Tuesday night’s game against Cambridge collecting donations.
If you’re heading to Hillsborough, please bring along whatever toiletries you can spare.
A small donation can make a massive difference. 💙🦉
#SWFC #WAWAW
@daltonsmith08 come and have a drink with us 🥊 And Still. 💙
And still @daltonsmith08 💪🏻 🥊
Congratulations Champ WAWAW
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APPEAL FOR WITNESSES - NOTTS COUNTY (A)
We’re appealing for help following an incident involving a fellow Wednesdayite ahead of Tuesday evening’s game at Notts County.
At approximately 7.20pm on Tuesday, a Sheffield Wednesday supporter was struck by a vehicle outside Hooters on London Road, Nottingham, while crossing the road.
The supporter suffered a fractured knee and is awaiting further scans to establish the full extent of their injuries.
We understand there were a number of football supporters in the area at the time, and we’re hoping someone may have witnessed what happened.
Did you see the incident? Were you crossing the road nearby? Do you have any dashcam footage?
Even the smallest detail could make a difference.
If you witnessed anything, please contact us at [email protected] and we can put you in touch with the supporter involved.
We wish our fellow Wednesdayite a full and speedy recovery.
🔵⚪ #SWFC #NottsCounty
⚫️ 🟡 ON THE ROAD | DONCASTER ROVERS (A)
One year ago today, Sheffield Wednesday entered administration. Twelve months on, we’re here, fighting and standing together.
We’ve been through more than most, but if there’s one thing we’ve shown, it’s that you should never underestimate the fight in Wednesdayites.
Let’s take that Yorkshire grit, siege mentality and togetherness on the road to Doncaster today.
Safe travels, Wednesdayites.
BARMY ARMY! 🦉
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Rainbow Owls has issued a statement, following a transphobic incident on Instagram involving a trans member. 🏳️⚧️
In-game abuse: text the club’s Stadium Control Room in real time on 07526 166907.
Online abuse: report to @kickitout at [email protected]
#SWFC #WAWAW
ALT RAINBOW OWLS STATEMENT - RE: TRANSPHOBIC INCIDENT Last month, one of our trans Rainbow Owls members experienced transphobic abuse on Instagram from a fellow Sheffield Wednesday supporter. At the member’s request, we reported the incident to Kick It Out on their behalf. The report was then forwarded to Sheffield Wednesday FC. Following an internal investigation, Sheffield Wednesday FC confirmed the individual's connection to the club and issued them with a club ban. The individual will not be able to return to football without first attending a one-to-one education session, delivered by Kick It Out through its Fan Education Programme. These sessions aim to help fans understand the impact of discriminatory behaviour in football.
ALT RAINBOW OWLS STATEMENT - RE: TRANSPHOBIC INCIDENT We’ve seen a recent spike in homophobic and transphobic abuse towards Rainbow Owls and our members on social media, reflecting a wider problem in football. Reports of anti-LGBTQ+ abuse to Kick It Out, both online and at games, rose by a fifth in 2025/26, while football-related reports of transphobic abuse on social media doubled last season. Reporting discrimination takes strength, but it is vital in making football safer. Even when an individual report doesn’t lead to the outcome hoped for, it helps build a clearer picture of discriminatory behaviour in football and can help shape future action. We’re proud that Sheffield Wednesday FC continue to take a zero-tolerance stance towards homophobia and transphobia, as shown by their prompt, professional and robust response in this case.
Sheffield Wednesday Supporters' Trust retweeted
🔵⚪ FIGHTING FOR OUR CLUB — EP 1 OUT SAT 8am!
How did @swfc supporters take on Chansiri & fight to save their club? Our new 6part doc series tells the incredible story of the fans who refused to give up.
🎬 EPISODE 1: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
youtu.be/mbqH0tBeVAM
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Sheffield Wednesday Supporters' Trust retweeted
🎥Some fun with @LiamNorcliffe earlier, chatting a year on from administration day. Insight on how we reported it, the moment that still makes me wobbly and all sorts else.
Plenty of stuff you won't have heard before. Pop it in your eyeballs👇
youtu.be/12OSSt-q3ck?si=rl0n…
#SWFC🦉
Introducing Owls Together, a new network within the Trust that celebrates our diverse fanbase and amplifies the voices of ethnic minority supporters - swfctrust.co.uk/news/OwlsTog…
Every Wednesdayite should feel they belong.
Find out more and get involved on Instagram:
instagram.com/owls.together/
🎟️ LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE – CAMBRIDGE UNITED (H)
As part of our ongoing community ticketing initiative, we have a limited number of tickets available for Tuesday evening’s game against Cambridge United at Hillsborough.
We want these tickets to go to Wednesdayites who truly deserve a day out at Hillsborough but wouldn’t ordinarily have the opportunity to attend.
Do you know someone who deserves a ticket? Someone who’s had a tough time, a family who could do with a lift, or simply someone who wouldn’t otherwise be able to go?
We’d love to hear from you.
📩 Please email [email protected] with your nomination.
🔵⚪ #SWFC
A huge congratulations to our fantastic Litter Picking Volunteer Group, who recently reached an incredible milestone, 100 bags of litter collected from the local area around Hillsborough Stadium.
What started with a simple aim to make a difference has grown into a brilliant example of what can be achieved when people come together and give their time to look after the community.
Every bag collected means cleaner streets, greener spaces and a more pleasant environment for everyone to enjoy.
A massive thank you to Maureen and every volunteer who has picked up litter, given up their time and helped make a real difference. Your commitment, enthusiasm and community spirit are truly appreciated.
Here’s to the next 100 bags!
ONE YEAR ON.
A year ago today, thousands of Wednesdayites stayed away from Hillsborough for the home game against Middlesbrough.
The boycott sent a clear message. Supporters had simply had enough and wanted change.
Looking back twelve months on, it was arguably the final straw for the former chairman. A powerful demonstration of just how far things had gone and how strongly supporters felt about the direction of our football club.
The boycott was just one part of a much wider effort. Months of protests, campaigns and countless hours of voluntary work from Wednesdayites who simply wanted better.
A year on, there’s still plenty of work ahead, but the difference in where we find ourselves today is remarkable.
Twelve months ago, we were demanding a better future for Sheffield Wednesday. Today, we have the opportunity to build one.
Never underestimate what Wednesdayites can achieve when we pull together.
Nothing is Insurmountable.
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A big thank you to official Sheffield Wednesday club sponsor @FibrelyUK, who have purchased 10 tickets for our Christmas at Hirsty’s event on 3 December!
It’s fantastic to see businesses associated with the club getting behind a supporter-led event, and we’d love to see more local businesses doing the same.
If your business would like to join us for what promises to be a brilliant evening at Hillsborough, please email [email protected].
Individual tickets are also still available below.
🎟️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/christmas…
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How many more times must we find ourselves condemning this vile behaviour?
Nobody should have to endure racist abuse.
The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust stands firmly alongside our player, his family and the Club.
If you witness racism or discrimination, report it. Don’t ignore it, don’t scroll past it. Save the evidence and report it through the appropriate channels.
We all have a responsibility to challenge this behaviour and ensure those responsible are held accountable.
This must stop.
#SWFC
Club statement: 21 October, 2026
Sheffield Wednesday is aware of racist abuse directed towards the family of one of our players on social media following last night’s fixture.
We stand unequivocally with our player and his family, who have the club’s complete support.
Racism is abhorrent. It has no place in football or in society, and we condemn this abuse in the strongest possible terms.
The comments have been reported to the relevant authorities, with whom we will work to ensure those responsible are identified and held accountable.
This is not the first incident of its kind involving our players, staff and their families this season. The continued targeting of individuals and their loved ones is utterly unacceptable.
Only last weekend, we stood alongside the EFL in supporting its Together Against Racism campaign. Incidents such as this reinforce why collective action and meaningful consequences remain so important.
There can be no tolerance, no excuses and no ambiguity when it comes to racism or discrimination of any kind.
Sheffield Wednesday will continue to stand with those affected and take the strongest possible action against anyone responsible for such abuse.
