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Sheffield Wednesday: Fans react to Garry Monk’s comments on poor form

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Following the end of the Championship season this week, Sheffield Wednesday found themselves in 16th, which is four positions lower than the campaign before. 

The form has been poor, as they have only picked up four wins from 23, and journalist for Yorkshire Live Dom Howson was able to speak to manager Garry Monk following their last game which saw the Owls lose 2-1 to Middlesbrough.

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One of the quotes from Monk was “It’s not good enough for a club of Sheffield Wednesday’s stature”, and many of the Owls fan base are reacting to these comments.

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The reaction has not been good as many believe Monk is now not the man for the job. The criticism is arguably fair as back on the 22nd December, after their 1-0 victory against Bristol City, the side were third in the table and looking to battle for promotion, and their poor form since then has only seen them pick up 17 points and plummet down to 16th.

It has simply not been good enough, but hopefully Monk can put the campaign behind him and focus on battling in the top half next season.

Here is what fans said following the post from Howson:

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Owls fans, what are your thoughts on his comments? Let us know down below!

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