Shift in feeling among Sheffield Wednesday fans has altered Owls season, says Peterborough United boss
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The Owls go into the match hoping to extend a record-breaking 20-match unbeaten run.
“They turn it into the game they want it to be, they're relentless and they're on the front-foot,” Ferguson said, praising Wednesday’s ability to wrestle hold of matches before turning his attention to the way their support has rallied behind the Owls this season.
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Hide Ad“They've a huge backing who are with them - and they've not really had that for a few years. They [Wednesday fans] are really with their team and that goes a long way.


“They're relentless at home in particular, so we have to do certain things very, very well. If we play our own game it gives us the best chance of winning.”
Ferguson, one of Moore’s predecessors from his time at Doncaster Rovers and into his fourth stint at Peterborough, intimated he was looking forward to the challenge of ending Wednesday long unbeaten run.
“It doesn't get any better in terms of a game of football,” he said. “We're going to play a team unbeaten in 20, they're at home and it'll be a 30,000 crowd.
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Hide Ad“Darren's done a great job there and he's got them going and it's one we should really relish. Some of our younger ones probably won't have experienced the atmosphere they're going to on Saturday. We have to go there and play our own game. That's the message to the players. I'm looking forward to it.”