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The famous Hillsborough ‘Kop’ was the last section of the stadium to be modernised and developed. Prior to this only minor renovations had ever been carried out after it was opened in September 1899.
Upon its reopening the Kop’s standing capacity to 22,000, 17,500 0f which was covered by a new roof that was unveiled in the first game of the 1986/87 season against Everton. Queen Elizabeth opened the stand officially in December 1986; it only took...

Right back at the start of the 1957/58 campaign for the Owls a flu epidemic took hold and forced them to start their league season a week later than their rivals.
Possibly as a result of any missed points and poor health SWFC were relegated after finishing bottom of the First Division in 1958....

Sheffield Wednesday along with Birmingham City were the first clubs to realise the commercial potential of a club mascot. Walter Tucknall, who designed the World Cup Willie for England in 1966, was employed by both clubs to design their respective mascots...

Rather boldly Jake Kean has been more than critical regarding his old club, Norwich City. Kean has left no one unsure of his feelings after stating that he felt the club had signed him “under false pretences”, Owls fans will have to hope that new keeper...