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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
Paul Heckingbottom has told Sheffield United’s players he wants events like next month’s FA Cup semi-final against Ma...
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Sheffield United can still make contract offers to existing members of their squad or trigger extension clauses conta...
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Paul Heckingbottom has told Sheffield United’s players he wants events like next month’s FA Cup semi-final against Ma...
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The evidence Dozy Mmobuosi submitted to the English Football League, after it raised “queries” about his proposed tak...
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Second in the Championship table and preparing to face Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals next month, Sheffiel...
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The evidence Dozy Mmobuosi submitted to the English Football League, after it raised “queries” about his proposed tak...
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Sheffield United can still make contract offers to existing members of their squad or trigger extension clauses conta...
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Six months after leaving Sheffield United to join Southend, Poland under-21 defender Kacper Lopata has been told he i...
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Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom has expressed his disappointment at Scotland’s decision to omit Oli McBur...
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Norwich City, Sheffield United’s next Championship opponents, do not expect any of their injured players to recover d...
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Paul Heckingbottom’s role in transforming Sheffield United’s fortunes has earned him the respect of every first team ...
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Tommy Doyle and James McAtee have been told they can go as far as they want in the game, after one of Sheffield Unite...
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