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LOYAL LIAM IN PLAY-OFF BID

Defender Palmer on a mission with the Owls
By Dave Flett

DETERMINED: Liam Palmer wants to play his part in helping Sheffield Wednesday return to the Championship at the first attempt and, Inset, Owls legend David Hirst scores against Manchester United
PICTURE: Alamy

LIFELONG Sheffield Wednesday fan Liam Palmer is itching to play his part in the play-offs.
Despite being on the books at Hillsborough since the age of seven and playing more than 340 games for the club over the last dozen years,
Palmer did not feature for a single minute during the Owls’ last two tilts at promotion...

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