An early start at the seaside will hopefully not end in defeat, like Wednesday’s previous three meetings with Steve McMahon’s men have this season.
Turner has stated that Robins has done a great job so far this campaign, and has been impressed with his return to fitness.
When it comes to new contracts being renegotiated during the summer, Robins will have done more than enough to earn a new deal.
Turner has also hit back at fans who were booing him against
The Owls boss believes that Macca was not match fit and was getting tired, and wanted to keep him for the
Elsewhere, mardy Leon Knight is set to miss crucial games in
The diminutive striker, playing his first game in
The FA have handed him a three-match ban, a similar suspension to what he would have received if he got an automatic red card, although he can appeal the decision.
Knight had an altercation with Lewis McMahon after the final whistle of Wednesday’s 2-1 victory and retaliated to the Owls midfielder’s gesture of a handshake.
The ban could be a massive blow for
He and Chris Turner never got on, and Wednesday’s boss did not think he had the attitude he was looking for in a professional player.