Brian Laws looked back on his side's draw at Swansea and said not many will win at the Liberty
Laws can probably count himself fortunate to have escaped with a point under their belt having been outplayed by the Swans for large periods of the game.
Only Steve Watson's second half header was a plus point on a day when the Swans struck the woodwork on two occasions as well as missing two great headers in the last twenty minutes of the game.
Ferrie Bodde scored the only goal of the game for Swansea in the first half with a 25 yard drive and he controlled the midfield for large periods in a man of the match display.
Laws conceded after the game that his side did not play well but he was not taking too much away from his opponents as he said that not many would get three points in Swansea this season.
Speaking after the game, the Sheffield Wednesday boss said "To come in 1-0 down at half-time, I was quite pleased because our performance made it easier for Swansea as we were poor today.
"I don't believe many people will come here and take many points off Swansea if they play like that.
"I'll take a point but I'm sure Swansea think they lost two points.
"That was the poorest performance of the season."