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View From The John Street - A Sheffield United podcast for Blades

View From The John Street - A Sheffield United podcast for Blades

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Sheffield United without the rose-tinted glasses, presented by a professional journalist and Blades season ticket holder for the last 55 years. No nonsense, no adverts, but hopefully a balanced and fact-based take on all things Blades. You can listen to all episodes by going to our website viewfromthejohnstreet.com There you can also read all the latest written posts.Copyright 2015-2025 Football (soccer) Politique
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  • MAKE OR BREAK: Bamford holds key to Blades' hopes
    Jan 8 2026

    Who would have thought it? Patrick Bamford, in just under two months, has become Sheffield United's big success story of the season. Now the challenge is to keep the former Leeds striker who, as a free agent, opted to sign a short-term contract with the Blades. That deal is about to run out. Bamford has scored five goals since arriving in November and has established himself as the spearhead for United's continuing recovery from a car-crash start to the season.

    SUMMARY:

    1. Patrick Bamford transitioned from being underestimated to becoming a crucial player for Sheffield United.
    2. In a short period of time he has showcased his superior abilities compared to other attacking options available.
    3. Despite contractual uncertainties, Bamford exhibits remarkable self-belief and ambition in his career choices.
    4. The future of Bamford remains uncertain as he contemplates offers from other clubs, reportedly including Ipswich.
    5. Bamford's recent form has alleviated doubts regarding his capabilities as a proven goalscorer.
    6. The financial stability and strategic direction of Sheffield United's American owners raise significant concerns for ambitious players.

    Links referenced in this episode:

    1. viewfromthejohnstreet.com

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    5 min
  • PROOF IT'S PANTO SEASON: Except no-on is laughing
    Jan 6 2026

    Postponement of Sheffield United's Championship fixture at home to Oxford United just two hours before kick-off, has drawn widespread criticism. Especially from visiting fans, most of whom had either arrived in Sheffield for the noon kick-off on Sunday, or were almost there, having made a pre-dawn start to their journey. Sheffield United claimed that a 10am pitch inspection, after a failure of the undersoil heating system which left part of the pitch frozen, was the best they could arrange. The admission seems to ignore the plight of travelling supporters by making the call earlier. That would, of course, have meant postponement. So it seems the club ignored the consequences and gambled on the hope that a later inspection might be successful. How would Blades fans have felt if they had been the ones travelling a long distance early on a Sunday morning, only to meet the same fate?

    SUMMARY:

    1. Failure to notify fans about the match cancellation demonstrates a lack of respect for supporters.
    2. Part of the pitch was frozen, apparently, due to inadequate maintenance of the undersoil heating system, which is unacceptable.
    3. It is crucial for clubs to prioritise the interests of traveling supporters over financial gain from television.
    4. The timing of the pitch inspection, conducted just two hours before kickoff, was wholly inappropriate and negligent.
    5. Fans traveling long distances deserve timely updates regarding match statuses to avoid unnecessary inconvenience.
    6. This incident reflects a troubling trend in football where clubs prioritise revenue over supporter welfare.

    Links referenced in this episode:

    1. youfromthejohnstreet.com

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    7 min
  • BIG NAME EXIT?: Rothwell rescue would signal movement at Bramall Lane
    Dec 18 2025

    Reports suggesting that Sheffield United will table a bid to rescue out of favour central midfielder Joe Rothwell from Rangers are gathering strength. Given that the Blades have strength in depth in that department, their interest in the player who helped Southampton and then Leeds United into the Premier League, suggests there may be a big name exit from Bramall Lane in January. Leeds boss Daniel Farke is a big admirer of United's star player, Gus Hamer, and tabled a bid, which was rejected, at the beginning of the 2024-25 season. Now, as Leeds battle for top flight survival, he is reported to make another attempt to prise Harmer away from the Lane. Callum O'Hare, meanwhile, is another Blades' player attracting interest.

    Summary

    • The potential acquisition of Joe Rothwell by Sheffield United would seem to signal the exit of at least one big name from Bramall Lane
    • Sheffield United already possess an impressive pool of nine midfield players
    • Manager Chris Wilder acknowledges the need to streamline the squad, indicating that player movements are imminent.
    • Rothwell's experience and prior success in gaining promotion could prove invaluable to Sheffield United.
    • The ongoing speculation about Gus Harmer's future suggests that significant decisions regarding player transfers are forthcoming.
    • Wilder's intention to retain key players while also strengthening the squad indicates a delicate balancing act ahead.

    Links referenced in this episode:

    • viewfromthejohnstreet.com

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    6 min
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