It appears that Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl has already had some positive improvements at the team.
In his very early days at Sheffield Wednesday, Rohl is undoubtedly leaving a positive impression.
He is getting good press from the media, and the club has released some pretty interesting news about his statistical analysis of the players and other things.
Marvin Johnson’s return to the team is yet another encouraging announcement from the team.
Johnson had been unjustly excluded from the starting lineup by Xisco Munoz, but Rohl appears prepared to give the adaptable wing-back an opportunity to shine under his guidance.
Additionally, Joe Crann of The Star reports that Ciaran Brennan, another overlooked Sheffield Wednesday player, will get an opportunity under Rohl.
“Röhl’s meeting with the first team today included Ciaran Brennan, which could be another intriguing finding. I can see why the new #SWFC manager would want to check him out.
Before an injury cut short his summer, Brennan participated in preseason. This season, the 23-year-old has not been included in a matchday squad after spending the previous campaign on loan at Swindon Town.
A chance for Brennan at Sheffield Wednesday
Brennan at Sheffield Wednesday is no longer a child. He needs to start somewhere because he is only 23 years old and lacks experience.
And if the Irishman is given the opportunity at Sheffield Wednesday, it will be a fantastic opportunity for him to finally wow Wednesday supporters.
The last time around, he performed well against Swindon, but injury again hindered him.
Furthermore, Rohl deserves praise for what appears to be a fresh start, providing possibilities for players like Brennan and Johnson that Munoz was not able do.
This weekend, Sheffield Wednesday and Watford play in the Championship.
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