Coca Cola Championship 2009-10

August
  8 Barnsley            (H)
15 Peterborough    (A)
19 Newcastle           (A)
22 Scunthorpe          (H)
29 Plymouth            (A)
September
12 Nottm Forest     (H)
15 Middlesbrough   (H)
19 Sheff Utd           (A)
26 Cardiff             (H)
29 Crystal Palace  (A)
October
  3 Derby               (A)
17 Coventry            (H)
20 Preston             (H)
24 Watford             (A)
31 Bristol City        (A)
November
  7 QPR                 (H)
21 Ipswich           (A)
28 West Brom      (H)
December
  5 Reading          (H)
  8 Doncaster        (A)
12 Leicester        (A)
19 Swansea         (H)
26 Newcastle       (H)
28 Blackpool        (A)
January
  9 Peterborough  (H)
16 Barnsley         (A)
26 Scunthorpe      (A)
30 Plymouth        (H)
February
  6 Nottm Forest   (A)
  9 Blackpool       (H)
13 West Brom       (A)
16 Doncaster       (H)
20 Ipswich          (H)
27 Reading          (A)
March
  6 Leicester        (H)
13 Swansea         (A)
16 Preston          (A)
20 Derby            (H)
23 Watford          (H)
27 Coventry         (A)
April
  3 QPR              (A)
  5 Bristol City     (H)
10 Middlesbrough   (A)
17 Sheff Utd          (H)
24 Cardiff             (A)
May
  2 Crystal Palace   (H)

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	Sheffield Wednesday Hillsborough Sheffield S6 1SW Tel: 0114 221 2121 Location

Brief History

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club is one of the oldest professional clubs in the world and the fifth oldest in the English league. The Wednesday, as they were named until 1929, were founding members of The Football Alliance in 1889, and its first champions that inaugural season. The Wednesday joined The Football League three years later when the leagues merged.

Club Stats.

Manager - Alan Irvine