Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association after being shown a red card for kicking a ball at a fan.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder said his side are their own worst enemy after they were beaten 1-0 by Hull City. "It's incredibly disappointing," he told BBC Radio Sheffield. "We are beating ...

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder was sent off for kicking a ball at one of his own side’s fans at half-time during their Championship defeat against Southampton.

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder says he would appeal against any touchline ban for the red card he received at half-time in Tuesday's 2-1 home defeat by Southampton.

Sheffield United assistant boss Alan Knill questioned whether referee Adam Herczeg has enough experience to officiate in the Championship after his side's 2-1 defeat against Southampton at Bramall ...

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Chris Wilder acknowledges Sheffield United's "fall off a cliff" as Hull City result reinforces size of task at hand Chris Wilder is no stranger to mammoth tasks in his managerial career but on the ...

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has been charged after kicking a football into the crowd against Southampton last week.Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been charged with misconduct by The ...

SHEFFIELD United manager Chris Wilder admits that his challenge to transform the current ailing fortunes of his boyhood club is ‘right up there’ with his biggest ever tasks in management after the ...

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder was sent off after he booted a ball in frustration at his own fans. The incident occurred right on half time during the Blades’ clash against ...

CHRIS WILDER was sent off at half-time after booting a ball at one of his own fans. The Sheffield United boss saw his team 1-0 ahead at the break against Southampton, but Wilder was left ...