Neil Redfearn in FL Paper

[MobileBlade]

For those who say we don't get enough credit, I think he likes us:

 

[Fanny magnet]

I can see a lot of similarities with us and that Barnsley team

Think we are a bit more innovative and organised defensively but yeah this side does remind me a bit of theirs which did play like Brazil

 

[wizadry]

For those who say we don't get enough credit, I think he likes us:

It was only a matter of time before the plaudits started.

Great little read that and I agree with it word for word.

 

[Lil red rooster]

great article don't tell anybody shhhhh

 

[Ricky]

Interesting article. Some good insights and observations from him there.

He's bang on about Duffy and about him having a manager's head on a player's shoulders.

 

[bertieblade]

Was only thinking the other day what a good coach / manager Duffy would make

 

[Robby Blade]

Was only thinking the other day what a good coach / manager Duffy would make

Perhaps when Wilder gets the England job, Duffy could become player manager. Can't beat continuity.

 

[DifferentClass]

Was only thinking the other day what a good coach / manager Duffy would make

Think he'll be first choice captain next season. Sharp in a coaching role of some kind maybe?

Duffy/Sharp 2030 Premier League winners?

 

[wizadry]

Think he'll be first choice captain next season. Sharp in a coaching role of some kind maybe?

Duffy/Sharp 2030 Premier League winners?

They’ll both be still playing then at this rate!

 

[stringer]

Think he'll be first choice captain next season. Sharp in a coaching role of some kind maybe?

Duffy/Sharp 2030 Premier League winners?

That's Sharp who's younger than Duffy?

 

[Blackheath Blade]

I cant view the article for some reason but Redfearn was co-commentator on TalkSport for the Leeds game the other week and was absolutely raving about us. He said something along the lines of whoever finishes a place above Sheffield United this season will get promoted. It's amazing how much recognition and plaudits the Blades are receiving now, fully deserved too.
The Monday Night Club on Radio5 live tonight touched on the subject of who will be the new Everton manager. Chris Sutton, never one to keep an opinion to himself, was fully supportive of a young English manager being given a chance to make his mark in the Promised Land and put forward Chris Wilder as a great example.
Thank you very much Mr Sutton, your comments are very much appreciated. But I sincerely hope that after the antics of Everton and one Hans Segers in 1994, Chris Wilder and Sheffield United are swapping places in the league with Everton at the end of this season.