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Danny Rohl gutted after early Sheffield Wednesday’s promise fades

Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl bemoaned his team’s poor play in both penalty areas after a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Burnley.

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The LeaguePaper Team
23 February 2025

FRUSTRATED: Rohl

Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl bemoaned his team’s poor play in both penalty areas after a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Burnley.
That undid a strong start to the game which saw the visitors create three clear chances in the opening 19 minutes but, crucially, fail to break the deadlock and that came back to haunt them.
“I’ve watched a lot of their games and I can’t remember a team creating so many opportunities against them,” said Rohl.
“In the end, it’s 4-0 and people who didn’t see the match will think there is a big difference between the teams but in the end, it ...

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