George Byers says Sheffield Wednesday's players have been fully focused on the job of beating Bristol City despite another dramatic seven days at Hillsborough.
It started with a transfer embargo enforced on Friday because the Championship club had not paid their HMRC bill on time. That was followed by Sunday's hugely positive performance which brought the Owls their first win of the season – a 2-0 victory over Rotherham United which midfielder Byers played an important part in.
The excuses about distractions are all there for players who need to build on Sunday's victory as they remain bottom of the table but coud move up two places this weekend depending on results. Midfielder Byers says their professionalism means they have not been sidetracked from the job in hand. “To be honest, as players we’ve got our responsibilities to concentrate on what happens on the pitch and what we can control - and that’s what we’ve done this week,' he said.
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