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James Shield
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James Shield is the Sheffield United correspondent and football writer for The Star. He provides analysis of events at Bramall Lane both in print and online, as well as writing a regular column which takes readers behind the scenes of the club.
The Star
Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom is set to focus heavily on loan and free transfer signings this summer, a...
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In an ideal world, Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom would love to retain the services of both Tommy Doyle ...
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Tommy Doyle has identified the one aspect of his game which has improved the most since joining Sheffield United on l...
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Manchester City could wait to see who Sheffield United sign in the transfer window this summer before deciding whethe...
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Sheffield United could become the subject of a proposed takeover by members of the US business and sporting communiti...
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Sheffield United will have the perfect opportunity to monitor Carney Chukwuemeka later this summer, after it was clai...
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As Sheffield United prepare to receive their Premier League share, with the transfer set to take place next month, Th...
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The English Football League will continue to oversee any proposed takeovers of Sheffield United until the club formal...
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After steering the club to automatic promotion from the Championship, Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom is ...
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After steering the club to automatic promotion from the Championship, Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom is ...
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Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom is scheduled to visit Switzerland tomorrow for a meeting with the top bra...
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The numbers are ridiculous. In the right way of course. Central Coast Mariners, who possess the A-League’s smallest b...
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