Owen Phillips retweeted
That’s all folks we have officially sold out no more tickets left congratulations to everyone who got a ticket and to the people who didn’t sneak in fuck it yolo LG x
Owen Phillips retweeted
Fucking hell bruv you always get a banger pub video every now and then don’t you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Best derby goal ever n that’s that
Michael Brown scored this iconic goal #OnThisDay in the Steel City derby. ⚔️
@ArnoldLaver 🗓️
Spare adult ticket for tomorrow if anyone’s in need of one #sufc #twitterblades
Lucky bastards, you just knew they’d come out of this smelling of roses didn’t ya
Understand Max Lowe has handed his notice in at Sheffield Wednesday. Belief is he will depart by the 15th August. #SWFC
Owen Phillips retweeted
Time for 1 more ?
NEW SIGNING ALERT ⚠️
We are pleased to welcome 1 more into the Briggers squad as the experienced @Joeturner_8 joins us.
Things are taking shape as we count down the hours to the opening game on Saturday.
Anyone else excited yet?
HMS mea la liga
𝐑𝐮𝐛é𝐧 𝐢𝐬 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐦𝐚𝐧
Sheffield United have moved swiftly to fill the managerial hot seat at Bramall Lane, appointing a boss with Premier League and Championship experience. Rubén Sellés is the new Blades manager and moves to S2 having signed a three-year deal with the club. Further coaching appointments will follow in due course.
Spaniard Sellés successfully kept Hull City in the Championship last season, despite taking over with the club bottom of the league, with an impressive win against United key to their survival.
Prior to his arrival on Humberside, he led Reading impressively despite a lengthy period of off the field turmoil, leaving the Royals in sixth place in League One. His coaching CV is extensive, and includes working in the Premier League with Southampton, whilst he also boasts a background across several areas of the game.
On his arrival, our new boss said: “When we first heard about the possibility of coming here, it was a no brainer for us to join a club with this kind of history and with a mission to move forward and try to be even more competitive.“This is a very powerful and ambitious project. It was very important at the start of the conversations that everyone is on the same page.
“We need to embrace data and new technologies, but the most important thing is not to forget the football essence. I think we are capable of delivering a good model and optimise our performance by using all the tools that we have. “Our identity is always very clear. We want to be aggressive, we want to make things happen. So, the fans can expect a team which is not going to wait or be reactive, we will be proactive, we are going to go and try and be as competitive as we can in every single game. If we can do that then we’ll give ourselves a very good chance of winning games.”
Born in Marxalenes, a neighbourhood in Valencia, Sellés played for local side Parreta CF before a short stint with Burjassot. At the age of just 16, he was already coaching youth sides locally.
In 2002, Sellés entered the University of Valencia and enjoyed a promotion as coach of the organisation’s football team.
Academically, Sellés has a Master’s degree in Sports & Physiology and furthered his CV when graduating from UEFA’s Pro Licence programme when he was just 25.
Sellés has enjoyed a wide range of coaching experiences during stints in Greece, Russia, Azerbaijan, Norway – where he combined his coaching role as head of analysis – Denmark and Spain prior to coaching and managing in the Premier League with Southampton followed by stints with Reading and most recently Hull.
There will be a full interview with Rubén available shortly with further communication from our owners COH Sports.
