This Hull City man is just the type of player Sheffield United should be looking at
by www.thestar.co.uk
www.thestar.co.uk— When Chris Wilder lamented a “leadership issue” at Sheffield United, the name of a presumed transfer target sprang to my mind. Jacob Greaves is the kind of player who doesn’t go missing in action, unlike those Wilder felt did exactly that in the 4-1 eclipse by Burnley last Saturday. Not that Hull City will be open to bids for an established and popular player or that United could afford him. Currently, that is. But Greaves is precisely the sort the Blades boss will be looking to recruit - and a...
Daily Mail—PLAYER RATINGS: Bruno Fernandes impresses for Man United in win over Sheffield United but which two players only get a 5/10 rating?. NATHAN SALT AT OLD TRAFFORD: Manchester United made life hard for themselves but ultimately walked out with a 4-2 victory at Old Trafford from their clash with Sheffield United.
www.thestar.co.uk—Jamie Carragher references Sheffield United in Man Utd rant as club confirm released players. Sheffield United will already be casting an eye ahead to next season as they play out their final Premier League fixtures. The Blades’ relegation has already been confirmed, and there is a small benefit to that in that the club chiefs can get ahead with their planning for the next campaign. Bouncing back up will be no easy task, and it will be the club’s priority to stabilise and avoid any significant drop-off after a season to forget. In the meantime, we have rounded up all the latest news...
www.thestar.co.uk—Sheffield Wednesday's remarkable attendances compared to Ipswich Town, Leeds United, Hull City and other Championship rivals. There was euphoria, elation and relief reverberating around the away contingent at the Stadium of Light as Sheffield Wednesday’s sealed their Championship status with a 2-0 win at Sunderland. Danny Rohl’s men travelled to the North East knowing a draw would bring a successful end to their battle against relegation - but they went a step further as first-half goals from Liam Palmer and Josh Windass were enough to give Wednesday all three points against a well below-par Black Cats side. Memorable...