Gray’s Owls exit was one of the first major changes following Dejphon Chansiri’s takeover in 2015. He joined Fulham later that year and spent a few seasons there before leaving in 2018. He’s now back with the Whites as Scott Parker’s assistant.Gray’s Owls exit was one of the first major changes following Dejphon Chansiri’s takeover in 2015. He joined Fulham later that year and spent a few seasons there before leaving in 2018. He’s now back with the Whites as Scott Parker’s assistant.
Gray’s Owls exit was one of the first major changes following Dejphon Chansiri’s takeover in 2015. He joined Fulham later that year and spent a few seasons there before leaving in 2018. He’s now back with the Whites as Scott Parker’s assistant.

Frozen out; now at Sunderland; retired to focus on Islam: What happened to Stuart Gray’s last Sheffield Wednesday side?

It’s been five years since Stuart Gray’s 18-month spell as manager of Sheffield Wednesday came to an end after the Owls finished 13th and had to watch Watford celebrate Premier League promotion, but what happened to the players that featured in his last game?

Of the 14 Wednesday men that turned out against Watford in that 1-1 draw five years ago, three of them remain contracted to the club, a few are retired, one called it a day to focus on his religion, and another is back at his former stomping ground as he looks to reignite his career.