Last week swfc.co.uk gave you suggestions for which players you may want to consider in your top ten to be included on the 'Sheffield Wednesday Dream Scene'.
Here is our final list, and now the rest is up to you.
Keep your suggestions coming by emailing website@swfc.co.uk!
Thank you to everyone who has sent in their top ten player lists so far!
David Hirst
1986-1997
Apps: 358
Prolific striker, scored 128 goals for the Owls. Three full England caps at Wednesday and a League Cup winner with Wednesday in 1991.
John Sheridan
1989-1996
Apps: 244
Won 29 caps for the Republic of Ireland whilst at Hillsborough. One of the most skilful players to represent Wednesday. Scored 33 goals, including the winner in the 1991 League Cup final against Manchester United.
Roland Nilsson
1989-1994
Apps: 186
The club’s greatest foreign import. Hugely popular defender who won 31 caps for Sweden at Wednesday. Fans’ favourite with Wednesday.
Chris Waddle
1992-1996
Apps: 147
Crowd favourite at Hillsborough and the only Owls player to win the Football Writers Player of the Year. Outstanding dribbling and passing skills. Reached two Wembley finals with Wednesday in 1993.
Nigel Pearson
1987-1994
Apps: 224
Captain during the momentous 1990/91 season, lifting the League Cup at Wednesday. Man of the Match performance in the final against Manchester United. Centre half and leader.
John Harkes
1990-1993
Apps: 118
Posted 12 caps for USA whilst with Wednesday. Won promotion from Division Two and the League Cup in 1991. Harkes was the first American to play in a major English cup final and to score in one when he netted against Arsenal in 1993.
Mick Lyons
1982-1985
Apps: 164
Combative centre half who captained the Owls to an FA Cup semi-final in 1983 and promotion from Division Two a year later. A skipper in every sense.
Paolo Di Canio
1997-1999
Apps: 48
Skilful striker and one of the most naturally talented players to represent the Owls. Top scorer in his first season of 1997/98.
Martin Hodge
1983-1988
Apps: 249
Gifted goalkeeper who made an incredible 214 consecutive appearances for the Owls, breaking the club record set by pre-war star Mark Hooper. Brilliant shot-stopper who won promotion from Division Two in 1984.
Lee Bullen
2004-2008
Apps: 148
Captain and ever present during the Owls’ 2004/05 play-off winning season. Current coach at the club and unique in having played in all positions for Wednesday, including goalkeeper.