Sheffield Wednesday were expected to be one of the early pace-setters in League One and they were for the opening few weeks of the season - but things haven't gone to plan since.

A 1-0 defeat at the end of August to Morecambe started the inconsistent spell of results for the Owls and there's only been two league wins since then.

Wednesday may be unbeaten in five league matches but the last four have been draws, however yesterday's clash with Cheltenham should really have been three points bagged and taken back to Yorkshire.

 

 

 

 

Wednesday overturned a one goal deficit in the second half thanks to goals from Chey Dunkley and an own goal from Robins player Matty Blair and it looked as though that would be enough to seal the win.

However Blair found the back of the net again but this time it was the right one as Bailey Peacock-Farrell was unable to prevent the stoppage time equaliser.

The result left Wednesday fans understandably frustrated, with many of the belief that they should be doing much better than they're showing right now, despite having a few key players sidelined.

They took to social media to vent their anger at one man in particular and that is manager Darren Moore, who is coming under increasing scrutiny for the team's performances.