Oh me of little faith as Blues turned things around, despite going a goal behind, mainly due to Gary Rowett making the sort of subs that would have had Bazza himself purring. My earlier complaints were aimed at having two full backs who got nosebleeds venturing over the halfway line and having only one genuine winger giving us no width, purely to accomodate an admittedly impressive Che Adams. Unfortunately, despite his excellent display, the team looked totally unbalanced not helped by the absence of Tesche and the reappearance of Gleeson. To me, this was the time to get Fabrinni to put up or shut up.

Having said that, the tremendous turnaround was as welcome as it was unexpected given that in the first half Wednesday were quicker to almost every ball and won most of the 50/50s. In fact during that time only man of the match Donaldson and Adams stood out as they battled away existing on scraps.

Cue second half when a better show was ramped up further by the introduction of Reece-Brown and Stewart. It was a bit of a travesty to fall behind but a team can never relax when both Fletcher and Hooper, their scorer, are lining up for the Owls….mind you, that’s well over £10 million in transfer fees, which puts things into perspective.

In terms of the subs, Reece Brown brought some creative craft and if he occasionally over elaborated and lost the ball, it was heartening to see him chase back with real intention. Stewart looked both classy and strong – a sort of de luxe version of Will Buckley. Even on the evidence of twenty minutes, I will be amazed if he isn’t soon lining up for Scotland. The icing on the cake was Lucas J, who came on and won everything in the air culminating in a superb headed winner. In doing so, who would have thought we would end up manning midfield with just Maghoma and Reece-Brown?