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.
9. Chris Maguire
The game against Watford proved to Maguire's last for the club as he fell just short of 100 appearances for the Owls. He was a regular for Gray in the 2014/15 campaign but was another player that moved on as Dejphon Chansiri rung the changes in his first full season in charge. He's currently with Sunderland as they look to try and climb out of League One after stints with Rotherham United, Oxford United and Bury. Photo: Michael Regan
10. Caolan Lavery
Lavery joined Wednesday's youth setup in 2012 and spent plenty of time on loan at clubs like Southend United and Portsmouth. A loan in 2015 was cut short as Gray brought him back from a loan with Chesterfield to end the season with the Owls - he scored a few days later. He turned down a new deal at Wednesday in 2016 and instead signed for local rivals, Sheffield United. He didn't have much look in red and white though, and now plays for Walsall where he has scored four goals in League Two this season. Photo: (via swfcofficial)
11. Will Keane
Wednesday were one of many loan stops that Keane made during his time on the books of Manchester United. He played 13 times for the Owls - scoring three goals - before returning to the Red Devils after the game against Watford to end the 2014/15 season. He left United for Hull City on a permanent basis in 2016, but failed to make a real impact there prior to joining Ipswich Town last year after impressing on loan. He's played 23 times for Ipswich this season, scoring three. Photo: Michael Regan
12. Lloyd Isgrove
Wednesday were one of three teams that Isgrove spent time on loan with during his early years while at Southampton, but he only made eight appearances for the Owls and never got off the mark in terms of goals. He spent time at Barnsley and Portsmouth before joining current club, Swindon Town, last year. He's played 29 games in League Two this season. Photo: (via swfcofficial)