Sheffield United are unlikely to enter into any more contract discussions until the end of the season, manager Chris Wilder has confirmed, after Billy Sharp and Enda Stevens agreed new long-term deals.
Sheffield United are unlikely to enter into any more contract discussions until the end of the season, manager Chris Wilder has confirmed, after Billy Sharp and Enda Stevens agreed new long-term deals.
Chris Wilder is too long in the tooth, too respectful of his opposite number, to provide Darren Moore with any psychological ammunition ahead of this weekend's showdown with West Bromwich Albion.
On Saturday, when Dean Henderson and Sam Johnstone go head to head at The Hawthorns, the outcome of their duel could have major implications for the outcome of this season's race for automatic promotion from the Championship.
Sheffield will become one of just a handful of cities to have a specialist women's football ground with work expected to get underway on a £5 million stadium within months.
Sheffield United's players are inspired rather than intimidated by the challenge of trying to reach the Premier League, manager Chris Wilder has insisted, as the battle for automatic promotion grows increasingly fierce.
The back story to tonight's match at the Olympic Legacy Park, which pits Sheffield United Women against their namesakes from Manchester, confirms that financial disparity between clubs of supposedly equal standing is not the sole preserve of men's football.
Steve Morison, the Millwall striker, has described Sheffield United as the best team his side have played this season as Chris Wilder’s men continue their pursuit of Premier League football next term.
Sheffield United fans have taken to Twitter in disbelief after Sky Sports pundit Sue Smith questioned whether the Blades need a goalscorer - despite the fact that captain Billy Sharp one of the Championship’s top scorers this season.
