Sheffield is a city rich in culture and that flourishes in the arts - on this edition of All Wednesday we look back at stars of music and television as we talk Sheffield Wednesday and more with Jon McClure, Joe Carnall, Ed Cosens, Tommy Craig.
00:00Back in the day you had a bit of a choice to make, didn't you? You had like a big university, quite a big university choice to make, all going in and being a rock star.
00:08Yes, so Doncaster Polytechnic, I don't even know if that exists.
00:14Yeah, I got a place at Cambridge to study history when I was 18, but I was in this band called Milburn with my brother and me two really close mates, and I thought if I go to the university they're screwed.
00:28So it's a completely selfless act then?
00:31You know me, you know me.
00:33I was staying true to myself and supporting Wednesday and you know everyone expected United to win didn't they and we did it.
00:40So it was amazing, the old famous dink and everything, that was, you know, and I think at the time everyone thought yeah this is the start of something amazing and it kind of was for a bit.
00:51Did you feel, because for me it felt like there was a shift sort of as soon as Danny came in.
00:57Absolutely, yeah.
00:58Like last October it was almost just like a breath of fresh air and that momentum, it felt like that helped the city in general.
01:06Well I think his track record, in fact he's been at Bayern and national team and whatever and he's so well regarded by people like Hansi Flick and whoever else.
01:13Like you just, he's a serious guy and obviously word gets out doesn't it.
01:17So like we talked to Barry a little bit and Barry were like his best manager I've ever had by Ohio.
01:21You're not tearing down Tristan?
01:24No, so the Wednesday players had to stay for a meal but they were all itching to get away.
01:29And by the time they ordered cabs I looked round and there was only me and Des Walker in jeans, everybody else was suited and booted.
