Sheffield Wednesday are coming under some pressure after suffering their third defeat in a row.
The Owls were tipped for big things when they thrashed Plymouth Argyle on the opening day, but things took a dramatic turn in the games that followed.
Sheffield Wednesday have now conceded nine and scored zero goals in their last three outings in the Championship, sitting 20th in the league table.
The defeat to Millwall came after Wednesday failed to bring in any further additions on deadline day, with reports claiming they were looking at a defender and a forward.
Despite the Yorkshire outfit signing Shea Charles earlier this week, some fans were critical that the club didn’t bring in another midfielder.
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Rohl questioned on deadline day business
While speaking on Football Heaven after the match, Danny Rohl was asked whether he believed his team could benefit from another midfielder.
He replied: “No, I think I will look to everything. Now, of course, I think at the moment we have a lot of individual players, but now it’s about finding the right team. I think this is the biggest challenge at the moment for me, the new players expectations and all those things, but you have to find the best team and not trust the best players.
“This is my job in the next two weeks to find the best team who is ready for QPR. It will be again a tough one, but you have to start as soon as possible to make the turnaround.”
Where does this leave Sheffield Wednesday now?
Wednesday were in for a huge challenge when Will Vaulks chose to leave Hillsborough this summer, but Rohl did go onto bring three new midfielders in.
While the club could perhaps do with someone more demanding, who has plenty of leadership and experience, the signings they have made in the middle of the park should make a positive impact.
Charles impressed on his debut despite defeat, while Nathaniel Chalobah is still to come into the Championship team.
Bringing in one more midfielder probably wouldn’t have drastically changed things, but Rohl will instead have to work with the players he has already got to help them gel and improve.
Charles still has plenty of time to progress under his new head coach, while Rohl has two weeks to make small tweaks in order to get back to winning ways.
It still feels too early to start panicking, but we already know that Rohl is very good at getting the best out of players in a difficult situation.