Barry Bannan launches X-rated response of his own to Rhian Brewster's taunt
The 33-year-old had few words to say in the direction of the Sheffield United starBrewster could be seen on the Blades' trophy parade in the Steel City chanting about their bitter rivals.
The 23-year-old was holding a microphone, before he then asked fans: “What do you think of Wednesday?”Brewster, who in October 2020, then continued to chant “We hate Wednesday, we hate Wednesday” as the crowd followed suit.Wednesday, meanwhile, are celebrating their first promotion in a decade after they defeated Barnsley in the League One play-off final at Wembley.
The Owls then embarked on an open-top bus parade in the city, with fans gathering to celebrate their teams success.forward Bannan took the opportunity to have a pop at Brewster after a clip emerged of him joining the club's fans to celebrate in the town. The 33-year-old said: “Rhian Brewster, you’re absolutely f****** honking son," when being handed a microphone.
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