EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 30 MIN
Lee Bullen on takeover joy, Chansiri, and why Sheffield Wednesday was the perfect club for him
from The Wednesday Word - with Joe Crann · host Joe Crann
Send us Fan MailFormer Sheffield Wednesday captain Lee Bullen joins us on The Wednesday Word this week for a candid and heartfelt conversation about his remarkable journey at Hillsborough.From arriving as a player and becoming club captain, to serving in a variety of coaching roles and numerous spells as caretaker manager, Bullen spent nearly two decades at Sheffield Wednesday and witnessed some of the most memorable – and challenging – periods in the club's recent history.In this interview, 'Bully' reflects on his favourite memories in blue and white, the special bond he developed with the supporters, and why Sheffield will always feel like home. He also shares his thoughts on the highs and lows of his time at the club, the changing landscape of football, and his hopes for a brighter future for Wednesday following the end of Dejphon Chansiri's ownership.A fascinating look back with one of the club's most loyal servants, packed with insight, honesty and plenty of stories from behind the scenes.Support the showHead over to The Wednesday Word website for all the latest news, or catch us on whichever social media channel you prefer.
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Send us Fan Mail Former Sheffield Wednesday captain Lee Bullen joins us on The Wednesday Word this week for a candid and heartfelt conversation about his remarkable journey at Hillsborough. From arriving as a player and becoming club captain, to serving in a variety of coaching roles and numerous spells as caretaker manager, Bullen spent nearly two decades at Sheffield Wednesday and witnessed some of the most memorable – and challenging – periods in the club's recent history. In this intervie...
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