Some Sheffield Wednesday fans have been reacting positively to ex-Owls midfielder Jose Semedo’s recent tweet, which shares that his book, titled ‘Win the Day’, has now been made available free of charge.
Semedo has shared some positive words for his former club in this recent tweet, describing his time at Wednesday as “beautiful”. The Owls’ official website has also shared this news about Semedo’s book, which they claim gives the reader “an insight into the popular midfielder’s career both on and off the pitch”.
Some Owls fans have flocked to Semedo’s recent tweet to share some positive messages for the Portuguese midfielder, who currently plies his trade at Vitória Setúbal. Read the positive responses from some Wednesday fans to Semedo’s recent post in the tweets below.
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The beautiful time at #swfc taught me how to Win the Day. So important in these times my friends. We want to give these messages to everyone. My co-author @SamKotadia has made Win the Day free. The link is below the video. Share and enjoy. Love Semedo. https://t.co/oUyZsEHImz
— José Semedo (@JVSemedo) April 8, 2020
Could do with you still playing for us now tbf
— Brianmoore_02 (@Brian06113821) April 8, 2020
Ho ho hi,he’s magic,you knoooww, you’ll never get past Semedo
— Albert Ramsbottom, economically inactive socialist (@AlbertRamsbott1) April 8, 2020
Maybe you and Cristiano should think about buying Wednesday sometime in the future.
— steve (@satwondering) April 8, 2020
Reading it gents WAWAW from Madrid
— Tom Wainwright (@WainwrightTM) April 8, 2020
Top man, Semedo!!
— Big Al. (@allanhand) April 8, 2020
Great gesture @JVSemedo and @SamKotadia. I have it already and it’s a great read, very inspirational. Just what we need right now.
— ryan (@ryanHarry_9) April 9, 2020
What do we think?
Upon signing a new contract for the Owls back in July 2016, Sheffield Wednesday’s official website described Semedo as “a fan favourite both on and off the pitch”. After joining the club in July 2011, the 35-year-old midfielder went on to enjoy a total of six years at Hillsborough before he ultimately ended his time at Wednesday in July 2017. Semedo made 167 appearances in all competitions for the Owls during his six-year tenure at the club, according to Transfermarkt.co.uk.
Semedo’s final season at Wednesday, the 2016/17 campaign, saw the Owls finish in fourth place in the Championship. That is the highest league placing that Wednesday have achieved since being relegated from England’s top tier in the 1999/00 season.
It may be fair to say that Wednesday enjoyed a relatively positive campaign during Semedo’s final season as an Owls player. Considering that he was described as a “fan favourite” during his time at the club, it may be understandable why some Owls supporters may hold some positive memories of Semedo and his time at Hillsborough.