Sheffield Wednesday supporters were left dismayed following their recent match against Millwall, marking their third consecutive loss in the Championship. Despite their promising victory against Plymouth Argyle on the opening day, the Owls under Danny Rohl have suffered defeats against Sunderland, Leeds United, and now Millwall.

The loss to Millwall was particularly disheartening as the home team had been winless until facing Sheffield Wednesday. The team displayed a lackluster performance on both offense and defense, leading fans to voice their concerns about Rohl’s tactics and the players’ performances.

Captain Barry Bannan has been a focal point of criticism, with suggestions that he may not fit well into Rohl’s gameplay style and formation. The 34-year-old has faced calls to be benched to allow for a more dynamic midfield setup.

In response to the backlash, BBC pundit Rob Staton questioned the relentless criticism aimed at Bannan, highlighting his previous contributions to the club. Staton emphasized that Bannan should not bear the brunt of the blame for the team’s struggles.

While Bannan continues to display his quality, there is a palpable disconnect between the team’s tactics and his role on the field this season. Rohl must find a way to optimize Bannan’s impact and ensure he can perform at his best for Sheffield Wednesday to turn their season around. As the international break approaches, fans hope that Rohl will utilize this time to implement adjustments and improve the team’s form.