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BILLY’S BIG DEBT TO BLADES DUO

Wilder and Knill helped recovery

By Chris Dunlavy

RARING TO GO: Preston’s Billy Bodin is just glad to be back playing
PICTURE: PA Images

WOULD Sheffield United be strutting their stuff in the Premier League if not for the magic of Chris Wilder and Alan Knill?
Probably not – and the Blades aren’t the only ones who owe it all to Yorkshire’s finest managerial double act.
Back in 2014, Billy Bodin’s career lay in ruins. Out of contract at Torquay and out of action with a torn cruciate, the young winger had gone from a hot prospect on Championship radars to the f...

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