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FORESTIERI FELLS DREADFUL ROYALS

By Ben Reardon
CHAMPIONSHIP

STAR MAN FERNANDO FORESTIERI Sheffield Wed

MAGIC: Fernando Foriestieri, left, celebrates bagging a brace and, inset, fires home his second
PICTURES: WhiteRosePhotos

SHEFFIELD Wednesday boss Jos Luhukay hailed the desire of his side after Fernando Forestieri’s double inspired the Owls to a thumping win over struggling Reading.
Forestieri’s deflected volley 11 minutes before the break sent Luhukay’s men into a half-time lead at Hillsborough.
The advantage was doubled early into the second-half as George Boyd tapped in from close-ran...

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