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Sheffield Wednesday's Marvin Johnson is serving a suspension after an incident at Ipswich Town. (Rhianna Chadwick/PA Wire)

Revealing document details Owls suspension - how Ipswich man ‘submitted’ letter

John Egan of Sheffield United questions the offside goal decision at Blackpool with referee Geoff Eltringham: Andrew Yates / Sportimage

Coach discusses referee's 'response' after Blades robbed of victory at Blackpool

Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray (left) leaves the field following a second pitch inspection before the postponed Sky Bet Championship match against Millwall at Ewood Park. Richard Sellers/PA Wire.

United will face a fresh Blackburn but that's not how boss wanted it

Carlos Corberan, manager of Huddersfield Town: George Wood/Getty Images

The lowdown on The Blades versus The Terriers

Rotherham United manager Paul Warne. (Photo by Charlotte Tattersall/Getty Images)

Rotherham United boss Paul Warne left to curse Lady Luck after Cardiff City loss

Neil Warnock spoke after his Middlesbrough side fell to a 2-1 defeat to Sheffield Wednesday.

"We're better than them": Warnock slams pitch and ref after Owls win

Owls boss Garry Monk Pic Steve Ellis

Heroes and villains from Owls' Luton loss

David McGoldrick of Sheffield Utd appeals for a penalty against Derby: Simon Bellis/Sportimage

How Derby melee inspired Blades to promotion

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As he sent Brett Ainley to begin his prison sentence, the Recorder of Sheffield, Judge Jeremy Richardson KC, told him: “These were dangerous devices, and could easily…have caused injury if not death to someone standing nearby.”

‘Lonely’ hoarder hid ‘dangerous’ explosive devices in sunglasses case

Full Stop Cafe, in Neepsend, has been handed a food hygiene rating of 2-out-of-5.

Report reveals why Neepsend café received two-star food hygiene rating

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