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He’s the League one player of the month, he’s our number nine!


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https://www.swfc.co.uk/news/2022/may/lee-gregory-crowned-league-one-player-of-the-month/

Lee Gregory has been crowned the League One Player of the Month for April.

The striker finished the campaign in red-hot form, scoring eight goals in nine games to help the Owls cement a fourth-placed finish and a spot in the play-offs.

Gregory was also on target against Sunderland in the play-offs, which alas ended in disappointment for his side.

Last month, the 33-year-old excelled in particular against Fleetwood at Highbury Stadium, bagging a hat-trick as Wednesday came from 2-1 down to win 3-2.

Overall, the former Millwall man bagged 17 goals and laid on five assists during his maiden year in S6.

Gregory’s tally means only two players have scored more league goals in a season this century for Wednesday, Steven MacLean in 2004/05 and Gary Madine in 2011/12.

The forward becomes the second Owls player to win the award this season, with captain Barry Bannan picking up the accolade in March.

Congratulations, Lee!  

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41 minutes ago, Wawaw said:

If he’d have been fit for the whole season we’d have gone up automatically IMO. Anyone know how many games he missed? 

Nine I think.

Was out injured for eight, didn’t play the opening game, debut was as sub in the first home game v Donny.

Not sure if he missed the other odd one throughout the season.

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