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CHAOS PUTS THE OWLS IN A FLAP

Pedersen is left to pick up pieces...
By Chris Dunlavy

LEICESTER CITY v SHEFFIELD WED
Today, Kick-off: 4.30pm
BARRY Bannan said Sheffield Wednesday’s players have acted like “ultimate professionals” as the club crumbled around them this summer.
Yet all the dedication in the world can’t avert the suspicion that an undercooked and understaffed Owls squad is heading for humiliation at the King Power this afternoon.
No senior coaching staff. No pre-season friendlies. A squad of just 15 first-team players, many of whom are waiting on their wages for the ...

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