Bill has been in the matchday squad for 21 out of the 24 league fixtures missing only the 3 games for which he was suspended. He has got game time as a substitute in 12 of those games, and has started 2 of them, including pertinently our most recent league fixture versus the reigning Champions.
Ultimately, late in his career after years of putting it in, he's club captain and involved in pretty much every match day in the Premier League (and this year's experience confirms that, rightly or wrongly, the media contribute to each and every fixture in the Premier League being such a big event that it bears absolutely no relation to playing matches in the other divisions) at his own club. Yes, I'm sure he'd like to have had more starts but he's hardly been on the fringes.
Moreover, the indications are that we're entering a period of the season where fitness, tiredness and slight dips in form amongst the other strikers, suggest that opportunities to be in the starting line-up are going to become more regular.
In such circumstances, I'm not sure that Billy will be even giving a second thought to dropping back down to the 2 games per week grind of the Championship. He's done plenty of that to get here. There are some utter cretins in the media, though, as we know.
And, finally, the inference from Logan that a manager like Chris Wilder is in the business of giving a player a 'farewell' run-out in a crucial league fixture against Manchester City...I mean, seriously? The ignorance is embarrassing.