‘They’ve no idea’: Journalist says one situation at Sheffield Wednesday is ‘really sad’ right now

Joe Crann has explained the one thing that makes him ‘really sad’ about Sheffield Wednesday’s legendary duo.

Sheffield Wednesday are only weeks away from discovering their fate in the Championship relegation battle.

The team is currently engaged in a fierce battle in the second division, with uncertainty looming over whether they will remain at Hillsborough next season. Danny Rohl has urged his players to focus solely on their on-field performance, despite the fact that many of them are facing contract expiration this summer. Contract talks for most players are likely to start after the team’s league status is confirmed, possibly even after the season concludes. This leaves most of the squad in the dark about their future until the end of the campaign, unsure if their upcoming match against Sunderland will be their last in the team’s colors.

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It’s particularly poignant for Liam Palmer and Barry Bannan, who have collectively amassed over 800 appearances for Wednesday. Journalist Joe Crann described their situation as “really sad,” noting that their upcoming match at Hillsborough could potentially be their last without any clarity about their futures. Despite their significant contributions to the team, they might not even receive a proper send-off if they depart.

It’s undeniable that Barry Bannan and Liam Palmer deserve a proper farewell considering their contributions to the club. Bannan has openly criticized the club’s delay in contract negotiations and admitted to being in the dark about his future. While Wednesday’s caution in offering new contracts is understandable, it puts the players in a tough spot, especially during a relegation battle.

The uncertainty around contracts could be a distraction impacting the team’s performance, despite their evident commitment and hard work. Fans are understandably frustrated at the lack of clarity, especially regarding players like Palmer and Bannan who have been with the club for years.

Hopefully, manager Danny Rohl has plans to address this situation, but it’s clear that the club’s organizational approach has been lacking in this regard.

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