We profile the career of Jeff King who played for both Sheffield United and Wednesday as well as Derby County, Portsmouth and Walsall...

Striker who served a host of clubs including Manchester City, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Everton and both Sheffield United and Wednesday between 1975 to 1995...

James Massey started his football career at Denaby United, its unclear has to  how he went their as the Wolverhampton born goalkeeper found himself miles from  home. Massey moved to Sheffield Wednesday via Doncaster Rovers after being spotted by  a club official who, in turn recommended him to the Sheffield club, the official  had been refereeing a game at Loughborough at the time...

Born: Heeley, Sheffield, September 1884
Died: 1958
  
James Harrop was born in 1884; in Sheffield and played for his hometown club despite an unsuccessful attempt as an amateur with Sheffield Wednesday went onto play  a number of games with United – their rivals from across the City. A son of a Yorkshire farmer Harrop went onto become a successful  professional footballer – helping Aston Villa win the FA Cup in 1913
and 1920. A  cool and crafty defender he inspired the Villa Park club to their 1913 cup final  victory, but missed there glorious day seven years later through injury.

Sheffield Wednesday beat Merseyside outfit Everton by two goals to one in this 1907 FA Cup Final played at the former Crystal Palace Ground (not to be confused with Selhurst Park) for what was the Owls second succession in this competition since the clubs formation in 1867...

Sheffield Wednesday and Everton fought out an entertaining First Division match at Hillsborough on 12 November 1904 before a 12,000 attendance with both sides sharing the spoils...

Sheffield Wednesday crashed out the FA Cup at the first round at Bury by one goal to nil on 9 February 1901 at Hillsborough whilst there rivals from across the City reached the final before losing to non-leaguers Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 in a replay...

Sheffield Wednesday claimed victory in the 1896 FA Cup (played on 18 April) by beating Wolverhampton Wanderers by two goals to one at Crystal Palace.

It would prove to be the first time that the Sheffield side win the Cup after suffering defeat to the hands of Wolves six years previous...

Before a crowed of just 6,000  Sheffield Wednesday beat Birmingham outfit Aston Villa by one goal to nil in  this Football League Division One game on 3 November 1894; it wax a chance for either side to gain  points with the Villa lying in sixth place and the Owls seventh.