Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has not ruled out an emotional return to the starting line-up for fans favourite Billy Sharp against Crystal Palace on Sunday.
A new campaign and our first Yorkshire Post Team of the Week XI for 2019-20. Some old favourites from last season appear in a eye-catching showing from the Steel City in our maiden offering.
SHEFFIELD UNITED manager Chris Wilder insists his side’s deserved draw on the opening day will fuel further the belief the club belongs in the Premier League.
MUCH fun was had ahead of the new season by Sheffield United fans at the expense of those pundits pontificating about their club without, it seems, ever having seen them play.
THE surroundings were familiar but not necessarily the faces as Phil Jagielka strode back into Bramall Lane earlier this summer. All except two, that is.
CHRIS WILDER, the Sheffield United manager, insists his side will not get caught up in the emotion of today’s return to the Premier League after a dozen years away.
WHEN Sheffield United’s return ticket to the Premier League was confirmed last April, Bournemouth’s home of more than a century is unlikely to have been among the list of away grounds to set the pulses racing.
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY and Hull City were the county’s big movers in what proved to be a frenetic finish to the summer transfer window for Yorkshire’s Championship clubs.
AS someone whose managerial career has taken him from the Conference to the Premier League, Sheffield United’s Chris Wilder knows all about the contrasting ups and downs of a summer transfer window.
