Speaking after the defeat, which sees the Owls still remain trapped in the relegation zone, Moore claimed: “I knew the task coming into it, and what was ahead of us, but it’s a wonderful challenge. You have to have a great inner belief, and belief in the players and the structure of the club.
“It’s a wonderful club that has probably just lost its way a little bit, but it’s still all to play despite what’s happened this season.
“We’ve got to get back on the training ground and get working again. It’s essential that they stick together, that’s got to be the main focus. We’re have a tough week where things have gone against us, but it’s a week when we’re also trying to put things right.”
With no midweek game to play this week, Moore now has plenty of time to prepare his side for their weekend clash against table-toppers Norwich City - a side who narrowly beat the Owls back in December - this Sunday afternoon.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the Championship, as the fall-out and reaction from the weekend's action continues:
“We’ve got to get back on the training ground and get working again. It’s essential that they stick together, that’s got to be the main focus. We’re have a tough week where things have gone against us, but it’s a week when we’re also trying to put things right.”
5. Sky Blues outcast set for summer exit
Coventry City's Amadou Bakayoko looks set to leave the club at the end of the season, upon the expiry of his contract. He's made just two league starts for the club this season, and is on Doncaster Rovers' radar. (Coventry Telegraph) Photo: Mark Thompson
6. Stoke target keen to stay in Scotland
Stoke City-linked midfielder Jake Doyle-Hayes is said to be looking to extend his contract with Scottish side St Mirren beyond the end of the season. He was released by Aston Villa last year, and attracted interest from a number of EFL sides. (Daily Record) Photo: Stu Forster
7. Terriers still chasing Niasse
Huddersfield Town are still believed to be in with a chance of signing free agent striker Oumar Niasse, who was released by Everton last summer. Work permit issues are thought to have scuppered the club's attempts to sign him last month. (The 72) Photo: Tony Marshall
8. Hornets new boy gives Championship review
Watford winger Philip Zinckernagel has revealed his determination to produce more attacking returns for the club, and opened up on the challenges of the Championship's "fast tempo" and varying quality of pitches. (Watford Observer) Photo: Richard Heathcote