
Danny Rohl sent a clear message to supporters after the final whistle at Queens.The Sheffield Wednesday boss spoke out after hearing new chants aimed at the opposition following an outrageous performance. His side dominated the game from the first minute. High press. Sharp passing. Total control. Fans responded with loud, biting chants as the result became clear.Rohl praised the energy inside the stadium. He said the noise pushed his players through every duel and every sprint. He also drew a line. He asked supporters to focus chants on belief, unity, and momentum. Not mockery. Not distractions.He told fans what he wants to hear instead. Songs about togetherness. Chants about fighting for every point. Words which reinforce discipline and hunger. He stressed mindset as much as tactics.The performance against Queens backed his point. Wednesday completed over sixty percent possession. They won most second balls. They limited Queens to few clear chances. The structure never broke.Rohl said winning habits start with behavior. On the pitch. On the touchline. In the stands. He wants the crowd to sound like a team chasing promotion, not one enjoying a single night.You heard the message. Back the players. Push the standard. Keep the winning attitude loud.