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NORWOOD: WILDER IS TOP BOSS

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CHRIS Wilder deserves more credit for his work at Sheffield United, according to Blades midfielder Ollie Norwood.
Wilder took the club out of League One at the first attempt and is now overseeing a promotion push that could lead United into the Premier League for the first time since 2007.
Norwood, 27, said: “What the gaffer has done here, with the group he inherited and how he has evolved it, he’s really brought it back to the fore and deserves massive credit for what he has done. I don’t think he always gets the praise he deserves.”

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