2010–11 Sheffield Wednesday F.C. season

Sheffield Wednesday

2010–11 season

Chairman

Milan Mandarić

Manager

Ground

15th

5th Round

2nd Round

Football League Trophy

Northern Area semi-finals

Top goalscorer

League: Mellor (13)
All: Mellor (19)

Highest home attendance

23,081 (League)

Lowest home attendance

7,390 (League Cup)

Average home league attendance

League: 19087
All: 16379

Home colours

Away colours

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2011–12 →

This season is Sheffield Wednesday's first season in the third tier of English football since 2005 and 109th season in the Football League.

Events

7 August 2010 - Sheffield Wednesday start their season with a comfortable home win over Dagenham and Redbridge football club at Hillsborough.
10 August 2010 - Sheffield Wednesday progress to the second round of the League Cup after beating Bury 1-0 at Hillsborough. The game was watched by 7,390 fans.
11 August 2010 - Sheffield Wednesday have 28 days left in order to pay £550,000 debt before potentially going into administration.
24 August 2010 - Sheffield Wednesday are knocked out of the League Cup after a 4-2 loss at Scunthorpe United.
9 November 2010 - Not only are Wednesday facing a winding-up order over £600,000 of unpaid PAYE tax, due 17 November 2010, but also face a similar order over a £300,000 VAT bill, due to be heard 1 December 2010.^[1]
17 November 2010 - High court judge gives the club 28 days to find new owners and pay off their tax debt.^[2]
29 November 2010 - Milan Mandaric's UK Football Investments has bought the club for £7,000,001 pending shareholder approval. The deal would settle the club's £23 million debt with the Co-Operative Bank with a £7 million payment. An Extraordinary General Meeting of shareholders has been called for 14 December 2010.^[3]
30 November 2010 - Wednesday are knocked out of the Football League Trophy after a 3-1 loss at Carlisle United.

Squad stats

				Total			Football League One		FA Cup		Football League Cup		Football League Trophy
No.	P	Nat.	Name	Sts	App	Gls	App	Gls	App	Gls	App	Gls	App	Gls
1	GK		Weaver	29	29		21		2		2		4
2	DF		Spurr	23	23	1	18		2	1	1		2
3	DF		Buxton	18	18	1	16	1					2
4	DF		Purse	28	28	1	21		2		1		4	1
5	DF		Hinds	1	1						1
7	ST		Tudgay	16	22	4	17	2	1		1	1	3	1
8	MF		Miller	17	22	6	17	4	2	2			3
9	ST		Heffernan	3	15	1	10	1	1		2		2
10	MF		Coke	17	21	4	15	3	2		1	1	3
11	DF		Jones	14	20		14		1		2		3
13	GK		O'Donnell
14	MF		Potter	22	25	2	19	2	1		2		3
15	DF		Beevers	27	38		20		12		2		4
17	MF		O'Connor	15	23	4	17	2	1		2		3	2
19	MF		Boden
21	MF		Teale	24	27	3	20	1	2	1	2		3	1
23	MF		Johnson	6	10	2	8	2	1				1
24	MF		Sedgwick	19	24	1	17	1	2		1		4
25	GK		Jameson	1	1		1
28	ST		Modest
29	MF		Palmer	1	5		4				1
30	ST		Morrison	22	28	7	21	5	2	2	1		4
33	ST		Mellor	17	26	12	18	6	2	1	2	1	4	4
35	MF		Nyoni
36	DF		Otsemobor	10	12		6		1		2		3

Last updated: 3 January 2011
Source: Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
Ordered by number
0 shown as blank

Scorers

All

Scorer	Goals
Neil Mellor	12
Clinton Morrison	7
Tommy Miller	6
Giles Coke	4
James O'Connor
Marcus Tudgay
Gary Teale	3
Jermaine Johnson	2
Darren Potter
Mark Beevers
Lewis Buxton	1
Paul Heffernan
Chris Sedgwick
Darren Purse
Tommy Spurr

League One

Scorer	Goals
Neil Mellor	6
Clinton Morrison	5
Tommy Miller	4
Giles Coke	3
Jermaine Johnson	2
James O'Connor
Darren Potter
Marcus Tudgay
Mark Beevers	1
Paul Heffernan
Chris Sedgwick
Gary Teale

FA Cup

Scorer	Goals
Tommy Miller	2
Clinton Morrison	2
Mark Beevers	1
Neil Mellor
Tommy Spurr
Gary Teale

League Cup

Scorer	Goals
Giles Coke	1
Neil Mellor
Marcus Tudgay

Football League Trophy

Scorer	Goals
Neil Mellor	4
James O'Connor	2
Darren Purse	1
Gary Teale
Marcus Tudgay

As of games played 3 January 2011

Matches

League One

Sheffield Wednesday's 2010/11 fixtures:

Date	Opponents	Venue	Res.	Scorers	Att.	Notes	League Position
7 August 2010	Dagenham & Redbridge	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 0	Doe (OG), Clinton Morrison	23,081	-	3rd
14 August 2010	Colchester United	Colchester Community Stadium	1 - 1	Neil Mellor	6,011	-	4th
21 August 2010	Brighton & Hove Albion	Hillsborough Stadium	1 - 0	Giles Coke	18,674	-	4th
28 August 2010	Hartlepool United	Victoria Park	5 - 0	Paul Murray (OG), Giles Coke, Neil Mellor, Marcus Tudgay, Clinton Morrison	4,084	-	1st
5 September 2010	Brentford	Griffin Park	0 - 1	-	5,396	-	1st
11 September 2010	Carlisle United	Hillsborough Stadium	0 - 1	-	20,282	-	8th
18 September 2010	Plymouth Argyle	Home Park	2 - 3	James O'Connor, Tommy Miller	7,916	-	11th
25 September 2010	Southampton	Hillsborough Stadium	0 - 1	-	18,198	-	14th
28 September 2010	Oldham Athletic	Hillsborough Stadium	0 - 0	-	16,609	-	16th
2 October 2010	Notts County	Meadow Lane	2 - 0	Marcus Tudgay, Darren Potter	11,355	-	10th
9 October 2010	Leyton Orient	Hillsborough Stadium	1 - 0	Lewis Buxton	17,445	-	5th
16 October 2010	Yeovil Town	Huish Park	2 - 0	Jermaine Johnson, Tommy Miller	5,927	-	4th
23 October 2010	Bournemouth	Hillsborough Stadium	1 - 1	Neil Mellor	17,868	-	4th
30 October 2010	Charlton Athletic	The Valley	0 - 1	-	17,365	-	7th
2 November 2010	Huddersfield Town	Hillsborough Stadium	0 - 2	-	20,540	-	11th
13 November 2010	Rochdale	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 0	Giles Coke, Clinton Morrison	16,520	-	10th
20 November 2010	Milton Keynes Dons	Stadium:mk	4 - 1	Neil Mellor 3, Luke Chadwick (OG)	10,552	-	6th
23 November 2010	Walsall	Hillsborough Stadium	3 - 0	Darren Potter, Mark Beevers, Clinton Morrison	15,228	-	4th
4 December 2010	Swindon Town	County Ground	1 - 2	Clinton Morrison	9,123	-	5th
11 December 2010	Bristol Rovers	Hillsborough Stadium	6 - 2	Chris Sedgwick, Tommy Miller, Gary Teale, Jermaine Johnson, James O'Connor, Paul Heffernan	19,242	-	2nd
18 December 2010	Exeter City	St James Park	1 - 5	Tommy Miller	5,524	-	5th
3 January 2011	Huddersfield Town	Galpharm Stadium	0 - 1	-	17,024	-	7th
15 January 2011	Charlton Athletic	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 2	Paul Heffernan, Reda Johnson	19,051	-	9th
22 January 2011	Leyton Orient	Brisbane Road	0 - 4	-	6,449	-	11th
25 January 2011	Yeovil Town	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 2	Gary Madine, Reda Johnson	16,618	-	11th
1 February 2011	Peterborough United	London Road Stadium	3 - 5	Jermaine Johnson, Gary Madine, Chris Sedgwick	6,480	-	12th
5 February 2011	Milton Keynes Dons	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 2	Neil Mellor, Clinton Morrison	17,631	-	12th
12 February 2011	Rochdale	Spotland Stadium	1 - 2	Gary Madine	6,154	-	14th
15 February 2011	Tranmere Rovers	Prenton Park	0 - 3	-	5,941	-	16th
19 February 2011	Brentford	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	Clash with FA Cup 5th round tie	TBA
22 February 2011	Bournemouth	Dean Court	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
26 February 2011	Carlisle United	Brunton Park	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
5 March 2011	Plymouth Argyle	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
8 March 2011	Oldham Athletic	Boundary Park	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
12 March 2011	Notts County	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
15 March 2011	Peterborough United	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
19 March 2011	Southampton	St Mary's Stadium	2-0	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
22 March 2011	Tranmere Rovers	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
26 March 2011	Dagenham & Redbridge	Victoria Road	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
2 April 2011	Colchester United	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
9 April 2011	Brighton & Hove Albion	Withdean Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
16 April 2011	Hartlepool United	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
23 April 2011	Walsall	Bescot Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
25 April 2011	Swindon Town	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
30 April 2011	Bristol Rovers	Memorial Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA
7 May 2011	Exeter City	Hillsborough Stadium	TBP	TBA	TBA	-	TBA

FA Cup

Sheffield Wednesday's 2010/11 FA Cup fixtures:

Date	Opponents	Venue	Res.	Scorers	Att.	Notes
7 November 2010	Southport	Haig Avenue	5 - 2	Gary Teale, Neil Mellor, Clinton Morrison 2, Tommy Spurr	4,490	1st Round
27 November 2010	Northampton Town	Hillsborough Stadium	3 - 2	Mark Beevers, Tommy Miller 2	8,932	2nd Round
8 January 2011	Bristol City	Ashton Gate Stadium	3 - 0	Gary Teale, Neil Mellor, Clinton Morrison	11,387	3rd Round
29 January 2011	Hereford United	Hillsborough Stadium	4 - 1	Darren Potter, Clinton Morrison (2), Jermaine Johnson	16,578	4th Round
19 February 2011	Birmingham City	St Andrew's	0 - 3	-	14,607	5th Round

League Cup

Sheffield Wednesday's 2010–11 League Cup fixtures:

Date	Opponents	Venue	Res.	Scorers	Att.	Notes
10 August 2010	Bury	Hillsborough Stadium	1 - 0	Giles Coke	7,390	Round 1
24 August 2010	Scunthorpe United	Glanford Park	2 - 4	Marcus Tudgay pen, Neil Mellor	4,680	Round 2

Football League Trophy

Sheffield Wednesday's 2010–11 Football League Trophy fixtures:

Date	Opponents	Venue	Res.	Scorers	Att.	Notes
1 September 2010	Notts County	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 1	James O'Connor (2)	10,551	First Round - Northern Section (North East)
6 October 2010	Chesterfield	Hillsborough Stadium	2 - 2 (8-7 pens)	Neil Mellor, Marcus Tudgay	15,003	Second Round - Northern Section
10 November 2010	Hartlepool United	Hillsborough Stadium	4 - 1	Neil Mellor 3, Gary Teale	10,909	Area quarter-finals - Northern Section
30 November 2010	Carlisle United	Brunton Park	1 - 3	Darren Purse	3,149	Area semi-finals - Northern Section

References

↑ , BBC Sport retrieved 10 November 2010.
↑ , BBC Sport retrieved 22 November 2010.
↑ , BBC Sport retrieved 1 December 2010.

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