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DARREN: THIS IS HUGE CHALLENGE

Latest Owls boss aiming for survival 
By Chris Dunlavy

LETTING FLY: Sheffield Wednesday’s Adam Reach shoots in the painful midweek loss against Rotherham
PICTURE: PA Images

DARREN Mooore ended his first week at the helm of Sheffield Wednesday by reminding reporters that the club are no longer in the Premier League.
“Obviously, the club would love to get back into that position,” said the 46-year-old, the Owls’ fourth manager of the season after Garry Monk, Tony Pulis and caretaker Neil Thompson. “But there is some work to be done to get there.&...

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