Lanc_seasider
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Apparently announcing his next team this week. IMO a much better option than Chris Martin, but no idea what sort of wage he’d demand.
Troy Deeney
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Blackpool_Fan
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His legs have gone. Sheff Wed keen on him.
TommyHutch
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No, Martin’s the better option imo.
glasshalffull
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Great player at his best. Horrible to play against I would think. Can’t see him moving North though TBH.
April13th1970
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Macseasider
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He's past it for me. Did precious little for Brum. No thanks.
Tangerinetiltingatwindmil
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Prefer Troy from Benidorm 
Jaffa_The_Hut
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11 goals in 54 games for Brum like you say he’s past it and will demand a big wage wherever he goes.
A_Tense_Grin
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Might as well get Big Mick back in charge.
WeMightScrapeADraw
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Big Chris Martin for me. Reckon he’s a better option.
Macseasider
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Nick Powell who was going to be the next big thing signing for Man United then followed on to play for a catalogue of lower league clubs of which nobody wanted to keep him?
BIG_BERTHA_3
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@Mcewans Mullet would be well chuffed if he did come here ,could talk about the good old days 
LA1 Seasider
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As a character and a leader in the dressing room and as someone who would likely understand our fans and ‘get’ Blackpool as a club - I get the feeling Deeney would be a really good fit. He would certainly offer the physicality and intelligence up top that we need more of. Legs have almost certainly gone though and after a decent career earning great money - does he still have the desire
He definitely has the desire....for McDonalds. When he came on against us he looked at least a stone overweight. Brett Ormerod commented on his 'extra timber'.
Mcewans Mullet
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Still lives in Brum, Never moved even when playing for Watfud.
TonyParrsDodgyMic
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Not good enough for Massive apparently
Deeney hasn’t actually found the net since February and spent a lot of the second half of 2022/23 on the sidelines out of the reckoning.
Wednesday already have two strikers in their thirties. Both Michael Smith and Lee Gregory will have something to offer next season and any other strikers who are added must provide pace and youthful exuberance.
Naturally, Munoz might want to sign some players who he knows well and who he can trust on the pitch.
Deeney is well beyond his best though and signing him this summer doesn’t make any sense from a Sheffield Wednesday perspective.
Wednesday must avoid signing Deeney
The striker is quality at Championship level. Or rather he was. These days he’s 35-years-old and is on the back of seven goals in 35 appearances for Birmingham last season.Deeney hasn’t actually found the net since February and spent a lot of the second half of 2022/23 on the sidelines out of the reckoning.
Wednesday already have two strikers in their thirties. Both Michael Smith and Lee Gregory will have something to offer next season and any other strikers who are added must provide pace and youthful exuberance.
Naturally, Munoz might want to sign some players who he knows well and who he can trust on the pitch.
Deeney is well beyond his best though and signing him this summer doesn’t make any sense from a Sheffield Wednesday perspective.
NewburyOne
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He was a good player but never brilliant, age hasn't done him any favours and was awful for Birmingham, a club he supported as a boy. If he couldn't find the energy to play for them, it strikes me he's probably done and just looking for 1 last pay day?
