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WILDER FEELING ANGRY

SHEFFIELD United had been unbeaten in six games coming into the West Brom match.
But Chris Wilder’s side will be kicking themselves after missing four first-half opportunities to go ahead at The Hawthorns.
Gustavo Hamer, Tyrese Campbell, Patrick Bamford and Djibril Soumare all had chances to put the Blades ahead.

OH YES: Baggies’ Aune Heggebo celebrates with George Campbell
PICTURES: Alamy

West Brom then took control and Wilder did not hold back in a withering assessment of his side’s second-half collapse. “Our attitude and mentality were shocking in ...

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