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He's One Of Our Own: The Story Of Chris Wilder's Blades Revolution (Paperback)
Danny Hall (Author)
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He's One Of Our Own: The Story Of Chris Wilder's Blades Revolution (Paperback) - Danny Hall
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Synopsis "He's One Of Our Own: The Story Of Chris Wilder's Blades Revolution (Paperback)"
In April 2016, as they slumped to their lowest league finish since 1983 and fans' anger turned to apathy, Sheffield United was a club on the floor. Just one year later, they were reborn; champions of the division, history-makers with 100 points and on the rise again. And to make it all the more special, United were dragged out of the doldrums by one of their own; boyhood fan, former ballboy and player and now manager, Chris Wilder. But Wilder's story is about much more than simply results on the field; his journey is as close to a fairytale as modern football allows. Around 15 years after calling time on managing Bradway in the Meadowhall Sunday League in Sheffield, Wilder led the Blades - his Blades - into the Championship and established a reputation as one of English football's brightest managerial talents, as United defied the odds and pre-season cynicism to launch a bid for promotion to the Premier League. This book, featuring contributions from those who know him best, explores how Wilder turned around a sleeping giant, transformed their fortunes on and off the field and reconnected club and fans. Fans hail him as `one of their own' and under Wilder, United are united again.
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