Blades v Wolves - Match Highlights

[Bladesman]

Enjoy...

Doherty earns Wolves draw

FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Wolves draw against Sheffield United in the Premier League.

www.skysports.com

 

[S6 Blade]

Tough match that. Troare is a unit.

I don't think we did enough to win but defended well enough not to deserve to lose.

We were a bit sloppy with some passes as well.

 

[Bladesman]

Wilder's Radio Sheffield Interview:

Football Heaven - Wilder: 'Tinge of disappointment' - BBC Sounds

Chris Wilder on Blades draw at Wolves.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[HodgysBrokenThumb]

Enjoy...

Doherty earns Wolves draw

FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Wolves draw against Sheffield United in the Premier League.

www.skysports.com

Ta for that. Even those brief highlights make it clear how much we have improved since our last visit there.

 

[originaltrueblade]

Dominated for seventy minutes. We would have taken a point before the game. We should fear no other team

 

[Bladesman]

Dominated for seventy minutes. We would have taken a point before the game. We should fear no other team

Just need to start putting away the chances we create more often.

 

[Seanshoreham]

No matter where we go or who we play, Wilder's spirit is always there

UTFB

 

[Bladesman]

Norwood's Radio Sheffield Interview:

Football Heaven - Norwood: 'They're a fantastic side' - BBC Sounds

Oli Norwood on Sheffield United's draw at Wolves.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Brian Deane]

Wasn't there a hint of offside in the build up to their goal ?. Great Point away. UTB

 

[CaptainMorgans]

Wasn't there a hint of offside in the build up to their goal ?. Great Point away. UTB

I thought the same initially, but looking at the freeze frame a couple of times I now think Bash's back leg just about plays him on. Nobody overly at fault for the goal though, just one of those things.

Our main problems are still in the other box.

 

[Deadbat]

I thought the same initially, but looking at the freeze frame a couple of times I now think Bash's back leg just about plays him on. Nobody overly at fault for the goal though, just one of those things.

Our main problems are still in the other box.

The first ball the man is offside. He may not play the ball but is stood offside in the middle. The second phase is not offside but the rules are that it has to be fully cleared and it was not. Not sure the difference between that one and the Lundstram one apart from the fact the offside was played directly to him. Maybe if the ball had come in to the centre from the first pass and been cleared as in involving the original man offside, they may have chalked it off but I am no clearer on what the rules are.

To be honest the goal should have stood but so should our goal at Spurs.

 

[Sheffsteel]

On YouTube the Wolves fan channel interviews some of their fans leaving the ground.

They all say “that Sheffield United are a really good team...was impressed with them”
They all admit they could have easily lost but finished strongly.

All the Wolves fans seem happy saying it was “a hard earned point”.
Some even say they’d have taken a point before the game.

 

[tomgclarke]

Love Baldock to pieces but so lucky not to see red today for that second booking.

Would have been raging if that was an opposition player and he had got away with it.

 

[CaptainMorgans]

The first ball the man is offside. He may not play the ball but is stood offside in the middle. The second phase is not offside but the rules are that it has to be fully cleared and it was not. Not sure the difference between that one and the Lundstram one apart from the fact the offside was played directly to him. Maybe if the ball had come in to the centre from the first pass and been cleared as in involving the original man offside, they may have chalked it off but I am no clearer on what the rules are.

To be honest the goal should have stood but so should our goal at Spurs.

I'm not convinced. Like I say, I think Bash's back leg is playing him on. Do agree that its tight though & should have been checked for longer.

 

[Harrisblade]

The first ball the man is offside. He may not play the ball but is stood offside in the middle. The second phase is not offside but the rules are that it has to be fully cleared and it was not. Not sure the difference between that one and the Lundstram one apart from the fact the offside was played directly to him. Maybe if the ball had come in to the centre from the first pass and been cleared as in involving the original man offside, they may have chalked it off but I am no clearer on what the rules are.

To be honest the goal should have stood but so should our goal at Spurs.

A few years ago, when I was running the line for amateur team, players were offside when they were in an offside position and touched the ball or actively tried to get to it.
Not sure if rules have changed ?

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Bladesman]