The return of big players will aid the cause of Sheffield Wednesday - it’s important they find a way to keep them there, writes Alex Miller.
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Alex Miller argues that Sheffield Wednesday face an ongoing battle to manage recurring injuries despite the imminent return of several key players. Manager Dave Challinor is set to welcome back Louie Barry, Liam Cooper, Billy Mitchell, Joe Lumley, Ali Al-Hamadi, and Ashley Maynard-Brewer within ten days. However, Miller notes that fresh setbacks to left-sided options Max Lowe and Reece James leave the squad severely depleted on the flank.
Miller highlights that past recruitment constraints and historical issues regarding training pitch hardness at Middlewood Road continue to complicate player availability. Challinor emphasized the necessity of breaking the cycle of recurring injuries to build momentum ahead of a demanding run of 11 matches before New Year's Day.
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