Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl is once again earning huge praise after a 2-0 win over Millwall.
Sheffield Wednesday earned another massive three points today, beating relegation rivals Millwall 2-0 at The Den.
A couple of moments of brilliance from Anthony Musaba sealed the victory, with Musaba crossing for Ike Ugbo to score and then scoring one himself.
Several players have earned praise following the win, including Musaba and defender Di’Shon Bernard.
But one name who’ll earn more praise than most, and rightly so, is Rohl.
Danny Rohl hailed for post-match action
Sheffield Wednesday love and respect Rohl for what he’s doing with the team off the pitch.
But since he arrived at Hillsborough, we’ve heard numerous stories about Rohl being a gentleman off the pitch.
After today’s game, journalist Paul Green revealed on X how Rohl ‘shook the hand of every reporter’ before starting his post-match presser.
Joe Crann then reacted, stating that Rohl does that ‘every week’ and that the 34-year-old is a ‘class act’.
Now having overseen 25 games in charge of Sheffield Wednesday, Rohl has won nine, drawn three and lost 13.
Today’s three points keeps the Owls in 23rd after QPR picked up an important win at Bristol City, but the gap to safety is now just four points.
Huddersfield Town remain in 20th after defeat at home to Hull City today.
Rohl just the kind of character Sheffield Wednesday need
At a club in such a mess both on and off the pitch, a calm, level-headed person was needed to turn the tide.
And Rohl is just that and more; he’s not only proving to be a great tactician, but he also comes across as a genuinely warm person, which is always great to see.
Rohl’s respectful manner will also rub off on the players and again, at such a desperate time in the club’s recent history, can go a long way.
And we’re seeing some amazing support from Sheffield Wednesday fans still; despite the situation the club is in, Sheffield Wednesday fans continue to support their team in numbers, and fans absolutely love Rohl.
But the job is far from done and the Owls have another cup final on the agenda next weekend, with Bristol City visiting Hillsborough.