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The Owls’ Scottish international admits it’s “not nice” to see the Blades prosper in the Premier League, after leapfrogging their bitter rivals and reaching the top-flight.

Chris Wilder’s men went into the international break fifth in the table while Wednesday, under Garry Monk, are eighth in the Championship table.

And Bannan, whose side were last in the top-flight two decades ago, said: "It's hard to look at Sheffield United and not be a bit envious.

"It's not nice seeing them doing well, but you've got to give them credit where credit's due. Hopefully this time next year we're the ones up there and they're back down here.

"It depends how you've been brought up when it comes to rivalries. I’ve been brought up with the Celtic-Rangers rivalry, so wherever I've been I've had that instilled in me.

"From being a Celtic fan and not liking Rangers I went to Aston Villa and it was Birmingham. Now I'm here it's Sheffield United.

"I wouldn't say there's jealously, but it gives you that extra hunger to go out and try and get there."

"I've been here for years," added Bannan, in the Daily Star.

"I'd say I was the heartbeat of the team. I just go out and try to make things happen. I'll always want the ball and try to create things for my team-mates.

"On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that




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The Owls’ Scottish international admits it’s “not nice” to see the Blades prosper in the Premier League, after leapfrogging their bitter rivals and reaching the top-flight.

Chris Wilder’s men went into the international break fifth in the table while Wednesday, under Garry Monk, are eighth in the Championship table.

And Bannan, whose side were last in the top-flight two decades ago, said: "It's hard to look at Sheffield United and not be a bit envious.

"It's not nice seeing them doing well, but you've got to give them credit where credit's due. Hopefully this time next year we're the ones up there and they're back down here.

"It depends how you've been brought up when it comes to rivalries. I’ve been brought up with the Celtic-Rangers rivalry, so wherever I've been I've had that instilled in me.

"From being a Celtic fan and not liking Rangers I went to Aston Villa and it was Birmingham. Now I'm here it's Sheffield United.

"I wouldn't say there's jealously, but it gives you that extra hunger to go out and try and get there."

"I've been here for years," added Bannan, in the Daily Star.

"I'd say I was the heartbeat of the team. I just go out and try to make things happen. I'll always want the ball and try to create things for my team-mates.

"On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that




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He's just saying what he thinks the hogs want to hear
If he was that bothered about the rivalry he'd have touched the ball in the games against us last season
 
The Owls’ Scottish international admits it’s “not nice” to see the Blades prosper in the Premier League, after leapfrogging their bitter rivals and reaching the top-flight.

Chris Wilder’s men went into the international break fifth in the table while Wednesday, under Garry Monk, are eighth in the Championship table.

And Bannan, whose side were last in the top-flight two decades ago, said: "It's hard to look at Sheffield United and not be a bit envious.

"It's not nice seeing them doing well, but you've got to give them credit where credit's due. Hopefully this time next year we're the ones up there and they're back down here.

"It depends how you've been brought up when it comes to rivalries. I’ve been brought up with the Celtic-Rangers rivalry, so wherever I've been I've had that instilled in me.

"From being a Celtic fan and not liking Rangers I went to Aston Villa and it was Birmingham. Now I'm here it's Sheffield United.

"I wouldn't say there's jealously, but it gives you that extra hunger to go out and try and get there."

"I've been here for years," added Bannan, in the Daily Star.

"I'd say I was the heartbeat of the team. I just go out and try to make things happen. I'll always want the ball and try to create things for my team-mates.

"On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that




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Same person who said Wednesday would have matched Wolves in the year they got 100 points if it wasn't for injuries. Moron
 
On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that

Nobody would agree with it because its not true , not beaten anyone in the the top half of the table. :)
Not sure how he can say that when they’ve been shite for most games
 
"I wouldn't say there's jealously"

Then I've never been jealous in my whole feckin' life, about owt, ever!!
 



Well Barry Bellend, you can get fucked, envious and jealous are 2 things you definitely are, aswell as delusional and not as good as John Fleck, that's 2 more things that are for sure!!
Now piss off back to the shit filled sty from which you crawled from.
 
"I wouldn't say theres jealousy".
We know you wouldn't you useless pub league Jeb end. We all know you are though.
 
JoC comes to Sheffield and is now a true Blade - hard working, honest, tough, decent bloke, modest and underrated

Bannan comes to Sheffield - arrogant, delusional, mardy, self importance ugly twat = true pig.

don’t be like Barry, Barry is a dick head.
Be like Jack.
Be red.
 
Don’t worry Bazza lad, now you’ve got your Chrissie Wilder in place (stifles a grin) there’ll be no stopping ya.......
 
The Owls’ Scottish international admits it’s “not nice” to see the Blades prosper in the Premier League, after leapfrogging their bitter rivals and reaching the top-flight.

Chris Wilder’s men went into the international break fifth in the table while Wednesday, under Garry Monk, are eighth in the Championship table.

And Bannan, whose side were last in the top-flight two decades ago, said: "It's hard to look at Sheffield United and not be a bit envious.

"It's not nice seeing them doing well, but you've got to give them credit where credit's due. Hopefully this time next year we're the ones up there and they're back down here.

"It depends how you've been brought up when it comes to rivalries. I’ve been brought up with the Celtic-Rangers rivalry, so wherever I've been I've had that instilled in me.

"From being a Celtic fan and not liking Rangers I went to Aston Villa and it was Birmingham. Now I'm here it's Sheffield United.

"I wouldn't say there's jealously, but it gives you that extra hunger to go out and try and get there."

"I've been here for years," added Bannan, in the Daily Star.

"I'd say I was the heartbeat of the team. I just go out and try to make things happen. I'll always want the ball and try to create things for my team-mates.

"On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that




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Successful people in any industry or profession never use the word "hopefully". It takes much more than hope to achieve and relies too much on circumstances going in favour. If he had any sense he would go and play for a club likely to challenge for Premier league status. Might raise his hopes.
 
"I'd say I was the heartbeat of the team. I just go out and try to make things happen. I'll always want the ball and try to create things for my team-mates.

"On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that"


I read that as 'I think I'm better than the rest of the team around me and I dont think the team I play for is good enough to compete consistently'
 
"I'd say I was the heartbeat of the team. I just go out and try to make things happen. I'll always want the ball and try to create things for my team-mates.

"On the days when we're good we probably beat most teams in this league. I think a lot of people would agree with that"


I read that as 'I think I'm better than the rest of the team around me and I dont think the team I play for is good enough to compete consistently'

Snap. Arrogant piggy soon-to-be bald twat.
 



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