League One

BAILEY TURNS UP HEAT ON PEDERSEN

by
The Football League Paper Team
25 October 2026

LEAGUE ONE
EMBATTLED Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen insists it is the responsibility of all at the club to deliver the strong form fans demand following defeat at neighbours Doncaster Rovers.
By Steven Richards

DONCASTER R 2
Bailey 6, 16

SHEFFIELD WED 0

Large sections of the travelling Wednesday support chanted during the game for their manager to be sacked and the team was booed off at full-time following back-to-back defeats.
Pedersen said he is focused on getting his side back on track and cannot worry about his own future.
“We all have to take responsibilit...

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