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TWIST AND SHOUT AT THE LYCEUM THIS MONTH AS BEATLEMANIA HITS SHEFFIELD

Celebrate the music of The Beatles, the world’s most successful rock ‘n’ roll band, at the Lyceum Theatre from Monday 22 – Saturday 27 February in Let It Be, a spectacular concert charting the band’s meteoric rise from their humble beginnings in Liverpool’s Cavern Club, through to the heights of Beatlemania and beyond.

Packed with over forty of The Beatles’ greatest hits including Twist and Shout, Hard Day’s Night, She Loves You, Hey Jude, Yesterday, When I’m 64 and, of course, Let it Be, this unique show is set to delight audiences with rich, electrifying performances, taking Beatles fans back to the magical ‘60s, when all you needed was love, and a little help from your friends! Let It Be is at the Lyceum Theatre from Monday 22 – Saturday 27 February. Tickets can be purchased from Sheffield Theatres’ Box Office in-person, by phone on 0114 249 6000 or online at sheffieldtheatres.co.uk and are priced from £17.00 – £32.00 (a transaction fee of £1.50 (£1.00 online) applies to all bookings made at the Box Office, excluding cash), and discounts are available.

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I was telling my friend “I just left my job, I couldn’t work for that man after what he said to me.” He asked “What did he say?” “You’re fired.” I replied. What did the pirate say when he turned 80? Aye Matey. A Spanish magician tells the audience he will disappear on the count of 3. He says, “Uno, Dos...” *Poof* He disappeared without a Tres. Where did Noah keep his bees? In the Ark Hives. What do you call a snobbish criminal going down the stairs? A condescending con descending. What’s the difference between a dirty bus stop and a lobster with breast implants? One’s a crusty bus station and one’s a busty crustacean. The first rule of Thesaurus Club is you don’t talk about, mention, speak of, discuss or chat about Thesaurus Club. Before I got through to Seaworld, I had to say “Jump through the hoop! Do a flip!” They said my call may be recorded for training porpoises.

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17/2/1980 - Mount Everest, 1st Winter Ascent by Krzysztof Wielicki and Leszek Cichy. 18/2/1478 - George, Duke of Clarence, convicted of treason against his older brother Edward IV of England, is executed in private at the Tower of London. 19/2/1878 - Thomas Edison patents the phonograph. 20/2/1877 - Tchaikovsky’s ballet Swan Lake receives its première performance at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. 21/2/1952 - The British government, under Winston Churchill, abolishes identity cards in the UK to “set the people free”. 22/2/1797 - The Last Invasion of Britain begins near Fishguard, Wales. 23/2/1998 - In the United States, tornadoes in central Florida destroy or damage 2,600 structures and kill 42.

Born this week... 17/2/1991 18/2/1975 19/2/1960 20/2/1988 21/2/1979 22/2/1732 23/2/1417

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SHEFFIELD STUDENTS HELP CREATE THE WORLD’S BIGGEST ‘VIRTUAL’ TANDEM TO RAISE £250K FOR SPORT RELIEF As part of the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations Unite Students, the UK's largest provider of student accommodation, are organising a large scale, mass participation cycling event in aid of Sport Relief 2016. From 27 February – 11 March the staff, students and marathon static cycling world record holder Jamie McDonald will be cycling 250,000 miles and raising £250,000 under the campaign title of ‘The World’s Biggest ‘Virtual’ Tandem’. We want everyone to ‘take a seat’ and therefore the campaign will incorporate a series of events including a static bike challenge and the John O’Groats to Lands End (JOGLE) challenge. In Shefﬁeld, where Unite Students manage 8 properties, Shefﬁeld Hallam University is hosting a static bike event at its City Campus between 29 February - 9 March from 8am – 8pm. Anyone is welcome to take part by just turning up. Additionally as part of the challenge a team of employees and students, known as the JOGLE Team, will be cycling this iconic route, starting on 29 February. Relay cycle teams, made up of staff and students from cities where we have properties, will meet the team at designated points along the route and will cycle back to their cities. The campaign will culminate with a large static bike challenge at Observation Point, Southbank, London on 11 March. This will

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JOIN THE DEBATE IN NORTH EAST SHEFFIELD Shefﬁeld’s Council leaders will be holding their next Cabinet meeting in the north east of the city next week. The City Council has held a series of ‘Question Time’ style sessions over the winter months to discuss issues that matter to people in their local areas. There are two meetings left in the series and the one in the north east will be held at Shirecliffe Community Centre, 349 Shirecliffe Road on Wednesday 24 February at 6.30pm (refreshments from 5.30pm). The ‘Cabinet in the Community’ meetings are intended to give more people the opportunity to ask questions and get involved in the debate about

Council issues across the city. The focus of these meetings is to ask local people for their views on how they engage with the council. The events include the usual opportunity to put any questions of concern to the relevant Cabinet Member. Councillor Julie Dore, Leader of Shefﬁeld City Council said: “Over the last few years we have found the Cabinet in the Community events to be a positive way of connecting with people across the city. We’ve had some really lively debates and discussions on issues that matter to people in those areas. “I’m looking forward to having the opportunity to take part in some really important debates in each

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Don’t miss the BetBright Festival at Doncaster Racecourse on 4th and 5th March. The festival attracts some of the country’s top Trainers and Jockey’s and Saturday features the popular Grimthorpe Chase sure to be hotly contested, the Grimthorpe Chase is considered a test for the Grand National. The BetBright Festival is the final National Hunt meeting at Doncaster for the 2015/16 season and is sure to be an action packed two days of jump racing before we switch tracks for an exciting summer of flat racing. We’d like to offer our readers BUY ONE GET ONE FREE on Grandstand Enclosure tickets for the BetBright

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The Outdoor City Weekender line-up 11-13 March 2016 • Magnificent Seven – 13 March: This is not for the fainthearted; a cross between a sportive, and a hill climb race, 60 hardened cyclists will face seven of the toughest hills in Sheffield with climbs ranging from 9 to 23 per cent. The route which is 18.9 miles, presents each rider with 1,998ft of climbing and is the first of its kind in the UK. Taking in the dizzy heights of Sheffield, cyclists will ride with escorts between hills, where they will gather together at the bottom before racing to the climbs summit. Stamina, endurance, a love of hills and cycling are essential attributes for Magnificent Seven competitors. Could you face Sheffield’s Magnificent Seven challenge? • Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShAFF ) 11-13 March: Sheffield’s annual adventure film festival, now in its 11th year, returns to the Showroom Cinema for the Weekender, bringing the wild outdoors into the heart of the city for three days of jaw dropping spectacle and heart stopping adventure. • The Rab Climbing Works International Festival (CWIF) 12-13 March: Over two days The Climbing Works International Festival (CWIF) sponsored by Rab, gives amateur and professional climbers the opportunity to compete side by side. This year the UK’s largest international bouldering competition celebrates its tenth anniversary, with the promise of an action packed final that spectators can watch live at the venue or online http://www.climbingworks. com/the-beta/events/cwif/ • South Yorkshire Orienteering 12 March: a must attend for those orienteering newbies and the more experienced among you. If you’re enthusiastic about trying something new, want to learn a skill and explore the outdoors with friends and family then this event is for you. http://www.southyorkshireorienteers. org.uk/events/event/568-saturday-schools-andinformal-event • The Grindleford Gallop 12 March: A 21 mile race with a 3000ft ascent between the villages of Grindleford, Froggatt, Eyam, Great Longstone,

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Matt Heason, ShAFF Festival Director says: “The Sheffield Adventure Film Festival is privileged to be at the very heart of the Outdoor City Weekender. We are incredibly excited to act as the hub for everyone taking part in the weekend’s activities, so whether you’re climbing at the CWIF or scaling the hills of the Magnificent Seven challenge, ShAFF welcomes you to kick back with a pint and a film to watch the best outdoor films from around the world. “ Visit www.theoutdoorcity.co.uk to learn more about the most stunning views, world class climbs, tracks and trails that Sheffield can offer. Written and produced by Sheffield walkers, runners, climbers, cyclists and mountain bikers this website captures the very latest goings-on from those who love the outdoors for those who love the outdoors.

The Outdoor City Weekend on 11-13 March is hoped to be the first in a series of Weekender events with talks to create more in 2016 already underway. The events are designed to make it easier for people planning short visits to Sheffield to get the full outdoor city experience, as well as to inspire and motivate people locally to play in Sheffield; The Outdoor City. Tickets and registration for ShAFF and CWIF are on sale now. • The Outdoor City – www.theoutdoorcity.co.uk • Twitter www.twitter.com/theoutdoorcity • Instagram https://instagram.com/theoutdoorcity • Facebook www.facebook.com/theoutdoorcity

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Preparations for the day This saying dates back to Victorian time and the full version is 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in her shoe: Something Old: Represents the link with the bride's family and the past. A common solution many bride's choose is to wear a piece of family jewellery or their mother's or grandmother's wedding dress.

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TRAMLINES FESTIVAL 2016 ANNOUNCES CATFISH AND THE BOTTLEMEN AS SECOND MAIN STAGE HEADLINER Sheffield’s inner-city music festival, which will take place from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 July across four huge outdoor spaces and 15 diverse venues across the city, is thrilled to announce that Catfish and the Bottlemen will headline the Main Stage on Sunday night. Also newly announced are Sheffield home-grown talents The Crookes and Blessa. For the eighth edition of Tramlines Festival, Catfish and the Bottlemen will join an already impressive bill which includes Dizzee Rascal, Young Fathers, Dawn Penn, Goldie MBE, Toddla T, Norman Jay MBE, Amy Becker, Mumdance, Field Music, Hinds, Gwenno, C Duncan, Randall, Meilyr Jones and many more, further cementing Tramlines’ status as one of the most diverse festivals around. Tramlines is pleased to welcome the return of Catfish and the Bottlemen after the indie-rockers played at one of the festival’s smallest venues some years back before their incredible rise to success. The four-piece are now seriously in demand, recently selling out a 8,000 capacity show at the Manchester Castlefield Bowl in just six minutes and bagging a UK Top 10 for their album ‘The Balcony’. Indie-pop band The Crookes are also newly announced, and will play the Saturday at Tramlines on the expanded Devonshire Green stage, the former site to the festival’s main stage. With a string of hit singles under their belts, widespread support from 6 Music, an American tour and a fourth album recently released, ‘Lucky Ones’, The Crookes are one of Sheffield’s hottest exports right now. Also flying the Sheffield flag are Blessa who will play on the Sunday at Queens Social Club. A year on from their debut EP ‘Love is an Evol Word’, which garnered attention from the likes of the NME and the Guardian, Blessa have undergone a regeneration. Swapping fuzzy guitars for melancholic disco, they are preparing to free their reimagined set out of their Kelham Island practice space onto the Tramlines Festival circuit.

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SMART MOTORWAYS POSING HAND CAR WASH ‘SIGNIFICANT RISKS’ & LEATHER From Smart motorways that allow motorists to drive on the hard shoulder during peak times are causing serious problems for road users, the police are warning. According to senior traffic officers, all-lane running stops emergency services getting to the site of an accident, while also preventing police from pulling over drivers. The scheme, which has so far seen around 212 miles of motorways have hard shoulders converted, involves installing lay-bys for motorists to use in emergencies. But reports suggest that HGV drivers from overseas unaware of the changes have ended up taking their breaks in these lay-bys. The Metropolitan Police says the decision to drop the hard shoulder has resulted in “significant risks” for motorists. Around 480 miles of motorways are now set to lose their hard shoulder as part of the smart motorways scheme, while a transport select committee has also been launched to examine the move further. Highways England says that it will continue to work with emergency services as the scheme is rolled out to ensure safety levels are maintained.

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I’ve had the dreaded manflu this week, (maybe even Manthrax?) so I’ve been in solitary confinement for most of it; I’ve managed only a few hours fishing before the lurgy got the better of me and I had to retire…. Despite being close to death, I’ve had a good week, with plenty of new toys, an interesting visit and a fruitful meeting. An email from Sonik Sports HQ advised that a delivery of rods was imminent, and a couple of days later, four of the brand new S3 range were duly received. Designed with versatility in mind, the range offers something for all anglers who target a variety of different species. A selection of Avon style tips, interchangeable, push-in quivertips, and a number of available test curves, make this latest series of Sonik rods indispensable for the serious multi-species angler… I took the 1.5lb and 2.25lb test curve rods out and managed a short period of casting various leads and method feeders to distances between thirty and almost a hundred yards, and can briefly report that so far, as expected of a Sonik rod, each rod performed admirably. I’ve yet to put a hefty fish through either, but have a sneaking suspicion, that these rods are the very same blanks I trialled prior at the end of 2015….and I like them! I’ll have chance to do a comprehensive review soon, but until then check out the latest additions coming soon at www.soniksports.com I had an invite to visit the Dinsmores factory this week. I’m sure you are aware that brand leader Dinsmores produce most of the nontoxic split shot sold throughout the UK, amongst a plethora of other tackle items, but it’s always interesting to see how it’s all put together. A mix of precision engineering and hand tooled expertise, all of Dinsmores products are put manufactured and put together in the heart of the UK. I may not yet wear an anorak, but I’m intrigued by the process by which shot is made; watching the wire being fed into a machine which chatters away whilst being tended by watchful staff, before being

collected into hoppers below is fascinating; I don’t know why, it just is. Believe it or not, every single shot, from SSG to tiny no.10’s is then washed, and, if required, coated, before sorting and packaging by hand…just so your float cocks with consistency, or your bomb of feeder is stopped without damaging the line. It’s not just shot at Dinsmores though; I didn’t know that the company produce an amazing thirty six different landing net heads, a multitude of keepnets, brollies, and banksticks. There make a range of jig heads, dropshot weights, flat bombs, square pears, watch leads, bullets, coffins, and many, many more, and I can confidently predict that you will have at least a couple of branded pieces of Dinsmores in your kit! It was a productive visit, both to learn about the tackle I use, and also future developments and the way the corporate brand sits within the angling trade….my thanks to Nigel and Ian May for accommodating me. Finally, I’ve had chance to potter up the local canal for an hour, throwing a variety of Rapture UK lures around in the hope of tempting a few predators. As I’ve previously mentioned, manflu severely restricted any meaningful fishing, but after chucking a number of ‘Slurps’ and other brightly coloured tempters into likely looking holes, I’d managed a few perch and lost a couple of toothy jacks which were just too fast for me. I’ve also got hold of one of the chest rigs with a host of pouches and backpack space which should help me get a little bit more organised, keep tackle to a minimum, and enjoy the light lure style of fishing. If you haven’t yet tried an hour or two of exploring the local cut, river or lake, with a selection of rubber, then I can certainly recommend it; you may be very pleasantly surprised just where you can catch fish!

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FERGUSON FUMING AT ROVERS DERBY DISPLAY DARREN REFLECTS HAPPY WARNOCK Doncaster Rovers have had to wait eleven days for a game due to last weekends’ derby against Scunthorpe United being postponed. Darren Ferguson was pleased to welcome back Nathan Tyson and Andy Butler to the side who had been missing for some weeks with injury. Cameron Stewart also started as a very attacking starting eleven was named. A win for Rovers would not only close the gap on the play-off chasing Blades to three points, but avenge a 3-1 defeat at Bramall Lane back in September during Rob Jones’ temporary time in charge of the club. As expected with a local derby it was a lively start to the game. Chris Neal was called into action very early on as the ball fell to Jose Baxter who volleyed at goal. On target, Neal somehow got his ﬁngertips to it. Blades went close again as another ball was played into the box. This time Neill Collins headed at goal, only to see his effort rebound off the crossbar. Rovers settled and grew into the game. Aaron Taylor-Sinclair played a long ball towards Andy

Williams to put him through on goal, he turned to shoot but George Long saved. Williams went close again after wonderful work from Tyson set him up in the box but his ﬁnal shot was well blocked. The striker then had his header cleared off the line moments later. On the stroke of half time the visitors took the lead. A superb ball over the top from Baxter found Che Adams in the box. Leaving Chris Neal no choice but to come off his line, Adams poked the ball home as Nigel Adkins side took the lead. Former Shefﬁeld United player Craig Alcock was introduced into the action shortly after the break, the versatile defender was brought on for centre half Andy Butler. Alcock was on the attack straight away as he set winger Stewart on his way on the 50th minute, he easily evaded Collins who was backtracking towards his own goal. The Ipswich Town loanee chose the usual option of shooting from the right corner of the box which forced a superb save from Long. Rovers were beginning to string a few passes together and could have been level thanks to

the brilliance of youngster Harry Middleton. After receiving a direct pass from Stewart, the midfielder fizzed an inviting ball across the six-yard box for the lurking Tyson, unfortunately for the striker he could not get his big toe to the ball. With 20 minutes of the game remaining Chris Neal made a stunning one-on-one save to keep Doncaster in this South Yorkshire derby. Blades’ Louis Reed picked the ball up in the middle of the field and played a lovely one-two with goal scorer Adams who sold Luke McCullough for a dummy before sliding the ball back to Reed to get his shot off, out came Neal who made himself as big as possible to make the save with his left foot. Rovers gave everything they had to try and get level late in the second half which included a half chance for Andy Williams after some poor defending from Sheffield United, however the ball bobbled up and hit off his knee which sent it sailing wide of Long’s left post.

Manager Darren Ferguson watching from the stands in view of his touchline ban - pulled no punches in condemning his team’s performance in the South Yorkshire derby on Saturday. Speaking after the game, he acknowledgd that his team were almost certain to be starting the next campaign in League One. He said “We had a bad day at the ofﬁce and now is the time for us all to learn who wants to be in that dressing room for us next season. Today was the ﬁrst time I have ever publicly criticised my players and I don’t want to ever have to do that again. We have sixteen games left. It’s not impossible, but it’s unlikely that we will go up, and it is unlikely we will go down so we know what we are working towards. I demand that every player that pulls on the Rovers shirt will put in a shift for the team and for the supporters. Moving into next season I will have a Rovers team, my team, and our aim and what we are working towards are those playoff places. That is where this club should be and I want my players to get us there”.

WARNOCK STEADIES THE SHIP FOR NINE-MAN MILLERS ROTHERHAM United earned a valuable point in their fight for Championship survival as they claimed a share of the spoils with Birmingham City despite finishing the game with nine men. In an eventful opening to Neil Warnock’s reign at the Rotherham helm, the Millers showed great resolve to earn a goalless draw despite both Richard Wood and Joe Mattock being shown red for two bookable offences in the latter stages of the game. Warnock made two changes to the home starting line-up for the visit of Gary Rowett’s Blues. Experienced midfielder Paul Green returned to the Millers engine room as Andrew Shinnie was ineligible to face his parent club while last season’s top scorer Matt Derbyshire partnered Danny Ward upfront as Tottenham loanee Grant Ward had to settle for a substitutes berth. Warnock was given a rapturous welcome by the AESSEAL New York Stadium faithful as he took his place in the Rotherham dugout for the first time alongside his assistant Kevin Blackwell. Following a slow opening by both teams, the visitors had the first sight of goal when Jacques Maghoma tried his luck from distance and his dragged effort almost fell kindly for the onrushing Clayton Donaldson, who was inches away from reaching his cross-cumshot. Maghoma was in the thick of the early action and his drilled cross was smothered by Lee Camp at the second attempt by his near post before Rotherham had their first foray of note when Camp punted a long ball forward which saw Danny Ward

stick out a leg as he looked to make a timely contact towards goal but the ball evaded his attentions. Moments later, Rotherham failed to deal with Ryan Shotton’s bullet throw and City had a two-on-one at the far post which saw Maghoma take Frazer Richardson out of the game to give Jonathan Grounds a sight of goal but the full-back fluffed his lines when his tame shot failed to trouble Camp. The Millers came within a whisker of the opener when Chris Burke worked hard to win a corner paving the way for Joe Newell to swing a tantalising centre which was knocked down by an unmarked Kirk Broadfoot into the six-yard box whereby Paul Green was agonisingly inches away from turning the ball home. Derbyshire almost came back to haunt his former club when he left Paul Robinson in his wake to advance with menace into the Blues box to strike a rasping effort which Tomasz Kuszczak was forced to parry over. The Polish ‘keeper was called into action again when Richardson’s hanging cross saw Richard Wood have an aerial duel with the Blues stopper and the ball rolled tantalisingly into the path of Danny Ward, who struck an effort which was blocked en-route to goal by Michael Morrison, with the home fans appealing the ball had struck his hand but the referee waved away home protests. The Millers had stepped on the gas and Danny Ward fired a daisycutter which stung the palms of Kuszczak before the exHuddersfield striker blazed a volley over in Rotherham’s next attack. Joe Mattock became the first to see yellow

for a late lunge on Will Buckley before Richie Smallwood’s clipped ball saw Danny Ward volley into the danger area but Shotton was on-hand to prevent Derbyshire turning the ball goalwards. Following the interval, the visitors were inches away from making the breakthrough when Newell was penalised for bundling over Shotton and Maikel Kieftenbeld swung an inviting free-kick which was inchperfect for the run of Paul Robinson, who headed narrowly wide of the target with Camp a helpless bystander. Moments later, Jon Toral’s threaded ball saw Wood in a footrace with Donaldson which saw the Blues striker get there narrowly ahead of the home defender, who hauled him over, which earned Wood a caution before Kieftenbeld became the next to incur the wrath of the referee when he cynically brought Derbyshire down near the touchline to join him in the book. Just before the hour mark, a clever ball between two defenders saw Burke sneak around the back of the Blues rearguard and the Forest loanee drilled a low cross to the near post which saw Shotton block Derbyshire’s attempt to turn the ball home from close range before the ball fell kindly for Danny Ward, whose snap shot was smartly smothered by the body of Kuszczak. At the other end, Wood’s misplaced pass saw Toral give Donaldson a glimpse of goal and the Blues striker ﬁred a rasping effort which had Camp at full stretch as he palmed the ball to safety. Newell’s clever cross found Danny Ward in acres of space but

his header flashed wide of the target when he maybe should have done better before Broadfoot headed wide from Smallwood’s deep corner in the Millers’ next attack. With little between the sides, Newell’s eye-ofa-needle pass saw Danny Ward try an ambitious effort from distance which had Kuszczak nervously scurrying across goal as it whistled past the upright. The Millers had Camp to thank for preserving parity when Toral’s perfectly weighted pass saw Maghoma race clear but the Rotherham ‘keeper kept his nerve as he stood up tall to smother his attempted dink. Just seconds after Rotherham made a double substitution, the home side’s hopes of winning the game suffered a blow when Wood received a second yellow card after Donaldson tumbled over his challenge. Warnock reshuffled his pack with newly introduced Greg Halford reverting to a central defensive position after being initially employed on the right hand side of midfield. Halford proved his worth immediately when he was on-hand with a superb headed clearance which snuffed out Grounds’ dangerous centre before he proved a handful further forward with an acrobatic effort which narrowly cleared the visitors bar, but any goal would have been chalked off by the referee. In the dying seconds, Mattock became the next to be sent for an early bath when he was shown a second yellow card, apparently for time wasting. Despite the numerical deficit, the Millers held firm to open their points account under their new boss.

Neil Warnock praised his side’s application as they earned a hardfought point in a 0-0 draw against Sky Bet Championship high-flyers Birmingham City. The Millers finished the game with nine men following the dismissals of Richard Wood and Joe Mattock but the Millers’ boss paid tribute to the hosts’ endeavour on a chilly afternoon in South Yorkshire. “I’ve got 16 games to have a go and that’s what they did, it’s all I can ask. I said after the game to the lads they couldn’t have given me any more,” Warnock enthused. We go to Burnley next week now and they’re all tough games coming up, but I really enjoyed it. I thought the fans were very good, and if the players give everything, you can’t ask anymore than that. I thought we deserved all three points today, but I’m normally biased aren’t I?” Warnock reserved special praise for the recalled Paul Green as well as commending Danny Ward for his contribution in the forward line and says that it will be up to substitute Greg Halford to grasp his opportunity. “I thought Green was superb today. He’s played for me before, so he knows me inside out, but then I thought everyone played well. I can’t remember Lee Camp having too much to do, apart from the one save where he got a little bit of a knock. I thought Danny Ward had a good game up top, and the two wide lads ran all day for me. I was delighted. I think Greg Halford has his strengths and his weaknesses; we’re just trying to work on his strengths. The opportunity is there for him, he knows that, it’s a short time – only a couple of months – but places are up for grabs.” Wood and Mattock both received their marching orders for second bookable offences and Warnock admitted that the resulting suspensions for the pair will allow other members of his Rotherham United squad to stake a claim for a place in the starting 11. “The referee has been consistent all day, but I don’t think either of them deserved to go,” he explained. In fairness to the referee, I don’t think he remembered he booked Mattock, and when he realised he had to give a red. It will give someone an opportunity. This is how I see it, it was the same when I was at Sheffield United.” Warnock concluded by expressing his delight at being back involved in the cut and thrust of first-team action and insists his side must continue to battle right until the final whistle is blown on the 2015/16 campaign. “I do enjoy the match day, especially when you have a group of lads like this, when they’re honest that’s all you can ask for,” he added. I said to the lads that it’s only one game gone, imagine what you can do in the next 15? It’s exciting times. We’ve just got to carry on, we’re all going to win games, all the three teams above us all won. We got to look after ourselves, it’s a good point, and we got to move on now. Its Burnley next week and no one will give us a chance, but I think we can compete with anyone at the moment.”

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BLADES NEWS2015/16 NEW-LOOK BLADES EDGE DERBY PLAY AT THE LANE Che Adams scored the decisive goal, as the Blades completed a ﬁrst league double of the season at the Keepmoat Stadium on Saturday. Adams starting up front in place of the injured Billy Sharp poked home just before the break as the Blades gained a deserved success in having dominated much of the South Yorkshire derby. For the short trip down the M18, boss Nigel Adkins made four changes to his starting XI. On a bitterly cold afternoon, it was the Blades who had the ﬁrst shot on goal. Reed’s cross was controlled by Baxter who then tried to beat Neal with a lob, but the goalkeeper tipped it over for a corner. The Blades continued to force the opening exchanges and came even closer to opening the scoring when Collins headed against the crossbar from Baxter’s inswinging corner.

But with a swirling wind going round the Keepmoat, United were almost caught out by a long ball forward by Taylor-Sinclair, but Williams was eventually crowded out and the danger averted. At the other end, Calvert-Lewin headed into the side netting at the back post from Brayford’s deep cross. Despite enjoying the lion share of possession and appearing to be gaining the upper hand, the Blades had two scares in quick succession midway through the ﬁrst-half, ﬁrst Tyson got the better of Edgar before Williams saw his goal bound shot blocked, then Williams beat Long to Evina’s cross only for Edgar to hack clear off the line. As the half progressed, the home faithful continued to grow more frustrated as United controlled the game and that dominance was rewarded in the 42nd minute with a well taken

goal. Baxter got hold of the ball in midfield and spotted the run of ADAMS, who got the better of the retreating Butler before toe poking past the advancing Neal. Doncaster made a change at the break with Alcock replacing Butler, a switch that saw Stewart playing in a more advanced role. The first meaningful action of the second period saw Collins head at goal from Hammond’s cross. For Rovers, Gooch switched play to Stewart who stung the palms of Long at his near post. The home side had started the second-half brightly and had their best chance of the game in the 57th minute. Stewart and Gooch combined on the right, before the latter whipped in an inviting ball that just eluded the outstretched foot of Middleton. On the hour, Alcock went into the book for a cynical lunge on Reed. Hammond became the first Blade

to go into the book for a foul on Mandeville, as the game became scrappy. With 18 minutes remaining United had a golden opportunity to double the advantage, Adams threw a dummy which saw him get the better of his marker and he teed up Reed who was denied by Neal’s outstretched leg. The hosts continued to be frustrated as a ﬂurry of substitutes took place as the game entered its latter stages. In the 88th minute, United suffered a scare, as both Tyson and Mandeville failed to capitalise after Edgar failed to deal with Alcock’s low cross from the right, whilst Baxter high and wide as four minutes of injury-time we signalled by the fourth ofﬁcial. With the 3,784 Blades fans in full voice, the added time passed without incident as United professionally saw the game out and deservedly returned to winning ways.

Businesses, local football clubs and individuals are being given the opportunity to realise a footballing dream of playing on a professional football pitch by Sheffield United. The Blades are taking bookings for the chance to play on the new stateof-the-art Desso pitch at the Club’s Bramall Lane stadium, giving football fans the chance to play in the oldest professional football stadium in the world. The Lane will be available at the end of the 2015/16 season for a limited time - and businesses, teams or even groups of friends can pay to play on the pitch at the home of Sheffield United. From corporate events and inter-company matches with colleagues, to charity events or even a game between friends, the Lane will be available for all purposes. One of the first businesses to take part will be KnowHow, based in Sheffield city centre, following their participation last year. Each organisation that books will get the chance of a 90-minute, 11-a-side game, including full use of the stadium’s playing facilities from the dressing room to the players’ tunnel. and every booking twill be given two complimentary footballs to use during the game and keep as a souvenir.

Participants in evening games will even have the chance to play under the Bramall Lane ﬂoodlights, bringing back memories of famous nights at under the lights at the Lane. Dave McCarthy, Operations Director at Shefﬁeld United, said: “This is a unique opportunity to play on the pitch at Bramall Lane and I’m hoping that businesses, teams and other groups will make the most of it. “Bramall Lane is the world’s oldest professional football ground in continuous use, and the chance to play here is one that I’m sure will be snapped up by businesses across the region and beyond. “This presents the chance to realise a childhood dream of playing on the same hallowed turf as some of the United heroes, both present and past.”

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OWLS NEWS2015/16 OWLS UP PRESSURE ON TOP TWO IT’S ALL ABOUT THE DYNAMICS!

Sheffield Wednesday systematically dismantled ten-man Brentford to cement their place in the Championship top six. After Yoann Barbet saw red after just six minutes, the Owls took full advantage and fired three first half goals through Fernando Forestieri, Gary Hooper and Kieran Lee to all but put the game to bed by half time. Substitute Lucas Joao completed the rout near the end of a second half was little more than academic as Wednesday did everything that was asked of them in making the most of their numerical advantage. It was an explosive start to the game in cold conditions at Hillsborough, with Brentford creating two clear chances just before suffering the huge blow that laid the foundations for defeat. First, Nico

Yannaris shot tamely at Keiren Westwood after ghosting in on goal then Alan Judge forced a superb save from the Owls’ number one. But the Bees’ enterprising intentions crumbled when Barbet chased a long Tom Lees ball down with Gary Hooper and the defender felled his man – the red card that followed was inevitable. Things then went from bad to worse for the visitors as Wednesday took the lead on 12 minutes. Daniel Pudil crossed into the heart of the penalty area, where Forestieri was perfectly placed to glance past David Button. Brentford responded with Sergi Canos trying his luck from 20 yards and Westwood palmed to safety before the keeper was the provider for the Owls’ second goal on 29 minutes. Westwood delivered a long punt

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upﬁeld that sat up nicely for Hooper, who promptly unleashed a bullet of a half volley that Button touched but could not prevent bulging the net. Kieran Lee and Barry Bannan both went close before the former got his goal almost on the half time whistle. Bannan was the architect, playing a delightful ball to Hooper, who headed into the path of Lee to do the necessaries from close range. The Bees offered more in the early throes of the second half Westwood saved well from Judge – but the Owls soon returned to the box seat. Substitute Aiden McGeady caused problems on his home debut and sent one drive from distance inches wide, while Forestieri went close following some trademark trickery in the box. Lewis McGugan and Lucas Joao were also given a run from the bench in the closing stages and it was the latter who put matters to bed two minutes from time, thumping home on the angle following a cute ball inside from Jack Hunt.

When it comes to records, stats and awards, Carlos Carvalhal looks the other way and insists the only important thing is the next game. It is a belief that has stuck with the head coach since day one and one taken on board by the squad. And it is certainly serving the club well as the Owls strengthened their position in the play-off pack over the weekend. A comfortable 4-0 victory over Brentford continued the ﬁne run and those goals also saw Wednesday become top scorers in the Championship. But

naturally unmoved by a statistic such as this one, Carlos said: “I am asked questions about records and I don’t understand why. I don’t care about the Coach of the Month, the Player of the Month, the Player of the Week, the Player of the Day. To me, the most important is the team. The individual prizes are a consequence of the dynamic of the team. Everything will be good if we win the next match because if you don’t, then nothing is good. The next game is the most important and everything around this; points, records, games

unbeaten, best player, best coach, best kitmen, best physio and so on, this is all artiﬁcial. This is not important to us. What is important to us? Preston.” Speaking of which, the head coach has hailed the supporters who are set to travel to Preston in their thousands this coming weekend. It’s a total sell-out for the Deepdale clash and Carvalhal says everyone has nothing but respect for that loyal support. He added: “It will be a tough game but we will go there with over 5,000 fans and we have a lot of respect for them.”

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Following Wednesday’s 4-0 victory over Brentford on Saturday, a quick glance at the goals for column shows the Owls are top scorers as things stand in the Sky Bet Championship. The Owls have hit 49 goals in the league this season and 22 of those have come from the developing partnership of Fernando Forestieri and Gary Hooper. Speaking after victory at Hillsborough this weekend, Forestieri says his impressive goal return is a result of the hard work of his team mates. After heading home the Owls’ ﬁrst of the afternoon against the Bees and his 12th of the season, Forestieri thanked his fellow Owls and said: “I want to say thank you to my team because they have helped me to get the goals. Now I have scored 12 and I

hope for more but for me, it doesn’t matter who scores. Everyone is important, everyone is working hard for the team and that is the most important. Who scores the goals doesn’t matter, the important thing is the next game and that you get the three points.” Wednesday remain undefeated in the Championship in 2016 and will take their impressive form to Preston next weekend looking to increase the

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FEEL LIFE & LIQUA BRANDS ✁

VAPE VENDOR STARTER KIT & LIQUID was £19.99 now £14.99

OFFER EXPIRES 29/02/16

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APRIL SPECIALS

CUSTOMERS ARE REQUIRED TO CUT OUT & BRING IN THE SPECIFIC DEAL THEY REQUIRE

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WE PICK UP IN SHEFFIELD & CHESTERFIELD

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