Blades v Blackburn Rovers - Match Highlights

[Bladesman]

Enjoy!

Blackburn Rovers 0-2 Sheffield United | Championship highlights

Watch highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield United.

www.skysports.com

 

[anglian blade]

Remind me. Who was the away team?

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Aston max]

Is it just me or would Moore have about 6+ goals by now there's been some fantastic saves from his attempts

 

[stringjunior]

Their no.5 bouncing off Moore in the run up to our 2nd was comical.

 

[Montymagic]

Is it just me or would Moore have about 6+ goals by now there's been some fantastic saves from his attempts

He's been unlucky both with his chances being saved with some great saves and who he's playing alongside..

 

[Kozzy_is_my_Dad]

Very assured performance, luvleh stuff.

...and we actually crossed it to Moore's head for once!

 

[Bladesman]

Interviews:

 

[Cappy]

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Cappy]

That's lovely

 

[Cappy]

 

[Keen Blade]

Campbell took his goal so well - an object lesson in getting your body properly set to volley a ball which is high in the air

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Chimpan-A]

I was driving back from Cornwall on Saturday. My son had the game on Sky Go in the back seat, but we played the sound through the speakers, so I knew what was going on. What was interesting was how noticeably (just with the audio) the Sky pre-match agenda (Blackburn are great at home, Ohashi is a fantastic player) was pushed throughout the match, despite what was actually happening. The commentator and co-commentator changed the tone of their voice whenever Blackburn got the ball to make it seem we were about to see something amazing.
It’s not an anti-United thing (though I do think that a lot of the pundits on Sky don’t like us), it could as easily been one of our players they picked out to “big-up” through the game.
Imagine my surprise watching the extended highlights to find we were the much better side throughout.

 

[Bladesman]

I was driving back from Cornwall on Saturday. My son had the game on Sky Go in the back seat, but we played the sound through the speakers, so I knew what was going on. What was interesting was how noticeably (just with the audio) the Sky pre-match agenda (Blackburn are great at home, Ohashi is a fantastic player) was pushed throughout the match, despite what was actually happening. The commentator and co-commentator changed the tone of their voice whenever Blackburn got the ball to make it seem we were about to see something amazing.
It’s not an anti-United thing (though I do think that a lot of the pundits on Sky don’t like us), it could as easily been one of our players they picked out to “big-up” through the game.
Imagine my surprise watching the extended highlights to find we were the much better side throughout.

The bias is there at Sky. When you have co-comms that is usually Goodman or Hinchcliffe. We could turn a team over 10-0 and they would probably say our opponents were unlucky or the scoreline flattered us.