Blades training at Bramall Lane

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Not a new article, happening on Monday morning, anyone going to this?

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Have you ever wanted to watch the Blades train and see what goes on behind closed doors?
Well on the morning of Monday 27th July, Bramall Lane will host an open training session to allow supporters free entry to watch Chris Wilder, and his coaching staff put the players through their paces.
Before the players emerge from the tunnel for a prompt 10.30am start, there will be some activities taking place in front of the stand, for the whole family to enjoy.

Food kiosks will be open to give fans the opportunity to purchase hot and cold snacks and refreshments, whilst there will also be some merchandise giveaways.


Following the open training, and before leaving the pitch, the players will make themselves available to sign some autographs and have photos with supporters at the front of the John St stand, before the squad return to Shirecliffe for the afternoon session of that day.


All fans are welcome and will be seated in the John Street family stand, with turnstiles opening at 9.30am.
https://tickets.sufc.co.uk/en-GB/categories/events
 



Training and meet and greet with kids. Used to do this every year. Easy way to get kids down to the club shop and mummy and daddy buy them a shirt.
I've been many times. Took penalties against Paul Tomlinson as a kid. Took my own lad when he was young and had him sat on a table with Del Geary and Gary Speed signing his shirt.

Watching the current mob train still sounds boring to me, however.
 
I've been many times. Took penalties against Paul Tomlinson as a kid. Took my own lad when he was young and had him sat on a table with Del Geary and Gary Speed signing his shirt.

Watching the current mob train still sounds boring to me, however.

So did I. Tomlinson playfully let one in (I was about 6). Keith Waugh saved the lot the shit.
 
Well, that was all smashing for the kids. A few giveaways & chance to meet the players and get some photos & autographs.
Gentle training session for the players but good to hear from a few of them and some of the coaching staff on the microphone.
Passed a morning anyway & well done Utd for putting it on.
Took 3000 to a training session! 😉🤣
 
Well, that was all smashing for the kids. A few giveaways & chance to meet the players and get some photos & autographs.
Gentle training session for the players but good to hear from a few of them and some of the coaching staff on the microphone.
Passed a morning anyway & well done Utd for putting it on.
Took 3000 to a training session! 😉🤣
Grbic and RND alive then?
 



RND was definitely alive.
As for Grbic, I didn’t notice him. To be honest, I’d forgotten all about him!

He was in the group in front of the kop holding up a Blundells for sale sign.

Needless to say, he dropped it a couple of times. 😉😉

Joking aside, well done United for arranging an enjoyable morning.
 
I've been many times. Took penalties against Paul Tomlinson as a kid. Took my own lad when he was young and had him sat on a table with Del Geary and Gary Speed signing his shirt.

Watching the current mob train still sounds boring to me, however.
I can imagine your lad and Del Geary sitting on a table, both with legs swinging above the floor. Whose legs were the longest?
 
I can imagine your lad and Del Geary sitting on a table, both with legs swinging above the floor. Whose legs were the longest?
I've got a photo somewhere from the time.

When my lad was young people called him Delboy when he wore a United shirt and we told him. He's still got Del's signature on it in his wardrobe.

My missus had a chat with Del in the JSS last season and reminded him. He said, 'I bet he's taller than me now' 😄
 
Del Geary does come across as a really nice, decent fella. Also really impresses onto the younger players at the club the meaning of the red and white shirt and the importance of putting in maximum effort. Though ive never met him, I like the cut of Mr Geary's jib.
 
Del Geary does come across as a really nice, decent fella. Also really impresses onto the younger players at the club the meaning of the red and white shirt and the importance of putting in maximum effort. Though ive never met him, I like the cut of Mr Geary's jib.
I've met him , he's the real deal , totally committed , total gentleman
 
Del Geary does come across as a really nice, decent fella. Also really impresses onto the younger players at the club the meaning of the red and white shirt and the importance of putting in maximum effort. Though ive never met him, I like the cut of Mr Geary's jib.
He used to be a neighbour, and I can confirm he is an absolute diamond of a person.
 



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