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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.
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Once the excitement generated by Iliman Ndiaye’s presence in Senegal’s World Cup squad begins to die down, Sheffield ...
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Read Full ArticleTravis Binnion always remembers the first time he saw Iliman Ndiaye.
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Read Full ArticleSheffield United centre-forward Oli McBurnie admits he will be feeling “envious” when teammates Iliman Ndiaye and Ada...
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