A worn-out Danny Rohl thanked his players and his chairman after completing his mission to save Sheffield Wednesday from Championship relegation, but he pointedly refused to say whether there would be a sequel.
The German, who inherited a club that took just three points from its first 11 games and took some time to adjust to a division and a job he had never worked in before. But a 2-0 win at Sunderland, the Owls' third on the trot, saw them finish the campaign in 20th. It was a remarkable achievement and one that will inevitably attract the attention of other clubs, but Rohl was determined to enjoy the moment and not think about what comes next for him. 'I just feel tired,' he said.
'I think the two goals were fantastic in build up. In the last weeks we've spoken a lot about our pressing but today we scored fantastic goals from ball possession building up and this was the result of our work building up. 'We have a lot of tools to beat the opponent and you can see on the pitch the decision-making is better. 'In the extra time I was a little bit nervous because you never know what happens in football, then it was really just happy.
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