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BLADES TO GIVE IT ALL

by
The LeaguePaper Team
2 April 2017

LEAGUE ONE
SHEFFIELD United’s promotion job may almost be complete but boss Chris Wilder has guaranteed fans there will be no let-up.
The Blades were 13 points clear of third-place Fleetwood heading into the weekend and look destined for Championship football.
“We’re going full tilt for everything,” said Wilder.
“We have done since the first day of pre-season and will do until we walk off the pitch against Chesterfield (on April 30) – that won’t change.”

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