Eleven games into the new Championship season, Sheffield Wednesday are its only winless team, bottom of the pile with just three points.
But defender Di'Shon Bernard and caretaker manager Neil Thompson are convinced the tools are there for the Owls to pull away from the relegation zone if they can just chose the right manager. Danny Rohl, who missed out to Xisco Munoz in the summer selection process is favourite to replace the Spaniard, sacked after that dismal start.
'You can't switch off because we're in the Championship with a lot of good players and with one mistake it's a goal. 'We know where we're at and every game's important so we go into each one like it's our last trying to get the win. 'Honestly we know it's been tough for the fans and at times it's not pretty to watch. For any fan if you lose it's not the best but we're working every day to give them a good watch.
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