Steel City Heroes(2009)
A full 95 years had passed since Sheffield Wednesday last completed a league double over Steel City rivals Sheffield United but that incredible statistic was finally banished in the 2008/09 Championship season.
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A full 95 years had passed since Sheffield Wednesday last completed a league double over Steel City rivals Sheffield United but that incredible statistic was finally banished in the 2008/09 Championship season.
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2009-06-30
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