News about Josh Windass

Sheffield Wednesday chairman Dejphon Chansiri has been filmed shoving a young fan after being taunted outside Hillsborough Stadium on Friday evening. The fan appeared to stop Chansiri outside the stadium for a selfie, but instead of taking a photo he decided to mock the chairman. The supporter was heard chanting 'get out of our club, Dejphon Chansiri, get out of club' while standing in front of the 55-year-old businessman.

A video of Coventry City star Kasey Palmer being racially insulted by a group of Sheffield Wednesday supporters has surfaced. The group of Wednesday supporters are seen making monkey gestures toward the 27-year-old in a video. Palmer, who won a throw-in late in the game right before the game, is seen informing referee Anthony Backhouse of what transpired.

Kasey Palmer, a footballer for Coventry City, has said 'feels like nothing will ever change' after being accused of racial abuse during the club's match against Sheffield on Wednesday. When the incident occurred, the midfielder was playing in Coventry's 2-1 away victory over Hillsborough on Saturday. Palmer learned from referee Anthony Backhouse that a supporter had made monkey gestures toward him, resulting in a halt in play.

In Sheffield's 4-0 FA Cup victory over Cardiff, goalkeeper Cameron Dawson saved two penalties within the first seven minutes. In the second minute of this third-round tie at Hillsborough, Josh Windass fired the Owls ahead, but Dawson held out quickfire spot-kicks from Ryan Wintle and Callum Robinson.

LEWIS STEELE: Clearly, bursting on to the scene in the Cadamarteri family is on full throttle. Readers may recall that the odds against Everton were heavily stacked against them ahead of a Merseyside Derby in 1997, when Danny, 18, arrested possession, skipped past Neil Ruddock, and scored a spectacular match-winner. It was another fine run of form for the teen, who had scored four goals in his last five matches by the time of the game. In the Championship this season, there is a similar theme running. Bailey Cadamarteri, 18, had failed to make the matchday squad for Sheffield Wednesday in 13 of the 16 games before German coach Danny Rohl, the youngest EFL boss at 34 years old, took over at Hillsborough.

LOS SCHEPPENSTALL AT ELLAND ROAD: They've had five attempts, but Sheffield Wednesday's Championship bid is finally up and running, with Yorkshire rivals Leeds United dissatisfied. In May, the Owls were promoted from League One, but not much has gone wrong since. Darren Moore was fired due to traumatic circumstances, and his replacement, Xisco Munoz, had his team arrive at Elland Road as the only EFL team to pick up a point this season.

MATT BARLOW: Josh Windass was the final act of the last EFL season, with a flying header at Wembley propelling Sheffield Wednesday back to the Championship. The Owls were unbeaten in a record 23 games and recovering from four down in an epic play-off semi-final, and it had boosted expectations that one of northern football's most popular brands might be returning. The euphoria has subdued mild trepidation, with dissatisfaction with the departure of legendary manager Darren Moore, a long period of inactivity in the transfer market, and raised ticket prices in two months.

The English Football League (EFL) has agreed to a new five-year contract with Sky Bet to be its title sponsor until the 2028-29 season. The deal, which represents a 52% increase in the value of the previous contract, would see the company's support of the EFL extend to 15 years. Having first agreed to a contract for the 2013-14 season, taking over from Npower, the alliance will be one of the longest in professional sports. Sky Bet will also invest £1 million per season and £6 million in a community fund, which the EFL will control and invest in communities where clubs are based.

In an x-rated blast at Sheffield United captain Barry Bannan, he told Rhian Brewster that he is "absolutely f***ing honking." After winning in the League One play-off final on Monday, the 33-year-old made the remark during the Owls' promotions. Josh Windass scored a diving header deep into stoppage time against Barnsley on Wednesday, resulting in a 1-0 victory in extra time.

INTERVIEW BY AADAM PATEL: No matter how much he wanted to stay on and receive a point, Barry Bannan could not get out on the Wembley turf. With 92 points, more than anyone else in the League One Play-Off final, he covered every blade of grass, ending up with cramps twice in the second half of extra time, leaving Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore with no choice but to replace his captain with a few minutes remaining. Bannan, 33, was up on his feet, bouncing up and down in the dugout celebrating 'the best moment' of his life' after Josh Windass' 123rd-minute champion and hugging an emotional Dean Windass who was sitting next to the Wednesday dugout.

Windass scored the champion for his team in the third minute of stoppage time in extra time in the League One play-off final, bringing his team back to the Championship for the first time in three years. After losing the first leg of the semi-final to Peterborough 4-0 on Wednesday, the team was put to win on penalties after winning by 5-1. They were forced to wait against ten-man Barnsley, but the wait was worth it as Windass brought the Wednesday fans into raptures with his late strike.

BARNSLEY 0-1: DAVID COVERDALE AT WEMBLEY (aet): DAVID COVERDALE AT WEMBLEY: Like father, like son. A decade ago, as Josh Windass returned to Sheffield on Wednesday in the most stunning style imaginable, as his dad Dean scored a Wembley play-off final champion. In the 123rd minute after Barnsley had fought with ten guys for well over an hour, his flying header from Lee Gregory's cross was released.

PATEL: Sheffield Wednesday won promotion to the Championship in the most exciting way possible on Monday afternoon. Josh Windass' dramatic last-gasp match-winner, in the 123rd minute of the game no less, secured a 1-0 victory over a 10-man Barnsley side. Darren Moore's team, who recovered from their play-off losses last season, had a euphoric moment after losing to the League One play-off final after being beaten by Sunderland in the semi-finals.

After losing by 1-0 at Hillsborough on the final day of the season against promotion-chasing Sheffield Wednesday, Derby has been ruled out of the League One play-off places. Michael Smith, a Wednesday striker, scored the game's only goal after putting the hosts in charge from the penalty spot on the stroke of halftime.

Consider playing a brace for your League One team's victory over Newcastle, which will be a match that will be recalled in the Premier League. Now, imagine doing it rather than celebrating. Josh Windass of Sheffield Wednesday was in this situation this week. With a superb double against Eddie Howe's side at Hillsborough, the former Rangers forward continued his hat-trick against Cambridge United. Windass has scored five goals in his last five games, but the forward hasn't always been smooth sailing, so he's been careful to take Dean's tips.

Sheffield Wednesday fans are celebrating George Byers' 'Johan Cruyff's appearance, which sparked their opening goal against Newcastle United in a dramatic FA Cup victory over Newcastle United. Josh Windass scored twice as the League One outfit stunned Premier League high-flyers Newcastle 2-1 at Hillsborough to advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup. Early in the second half, Windass scored a brace before Bruno Guimaraes reduced the deficit after scoring from a corner.

CRAIG'S HILLSBOROUGH — Yes, as Owls manager Darren Moore said on Wednesday that Newcastle's weakened squad-sheet had boosted the team, but that the team also had a £60 million striker, £40 million midfielder, and a £32 million defender. That was before a £100 million worth of talent came from the bench. So, although Goliath dominated, Newcastle had 22 shots and 75% possession, but they didn't have a clumsy giant in front of goal.

HEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 2-1 NEWCASTLE - CRAIG HOPE AT HILLSBOROUGH: It's been announced that Eddie Howe's second FA Cup Third Round loss to League One opposition will be forgotten soon. This is a tie that will live long in the memory for Sheffield Wednesday and two-goal match-winner Josh Windass. The Owls forward had only scored six times this season before the start of this week. But after a treble in a 5-0 victory over Cambridge United on Monday, he continued with a deadly double here, and how a raucous Hillsborough loved it. Romain Perraud of Southampton was the last player to score against Newcastle in early November. Since that target, they had gone almost ten hours without compromise, ranking third in the Premier League in the process. Windass netted twice in 14 minutes after halftime, and on each occasion it looked straightforward.