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Blades can rise above award snub
THE shortlists for the EFL Awards came out on Tuesday and it would be difficult to argue with the majority of the names put forward.
However, one club who could perhaps feel a bit aggrieved not to have had a nomination for Championship Manager or Player of the Season is Sheffield United. The Blades have been following in Burnley’s slipstream for quite some time and are heavy favourites to go up alongside the Clarets. Manager Paul Heckingbottom has done an outstanding job and his players have shown their class this season, none more so than the ...

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