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Kalvin needs to be quiet man again…

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 March 2026

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

THE tears streaming down Kalvin Phillips’ face as he trudged off the Bramall Lane pitch said it all.
He knew, didn’t he? The second his boot connected with Svante Ingelsson’s knee in last Sunday’s Steel City derby, the Sheffield United midfield loanee knew he’d ballsed up.
It’s why he didn’t react to the outraged push from Jerry Yates. Why his hands shot skywards in an instant gesture of apology. Why the protests he aimed at referee Josh Smith were mechanical and glazed, like a car crash victim...

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