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RITA ORA TAKES TO THE STAGE AT DONCASTER RACECOURE THIS SUMMER Doncaster Racecourse have recently announced that global icon Rita Ora plays Doncaster Racecourse on Saturday 29th June. Since her rise to prominence in 2012 she’s sold a staggering seven million singles, had 13 top ten hits and recorded a number one platinumselling debut album with Ora. Number-one singles Hot Right Now and How

We Do (Party) established her as a household name and kept her atop the UK charts. Her arrival was so impactful that she became the artist with the most number-one singles on the UK singles chart that year, with three consecutive releases reaching the top position. It has been an exciting time for Rita, with the success of her platinum-selling album

Phoenix released last year, breaking music records. The ﬁrst single from the album ‘Let Me Love You’, became her thirteenth top 10 single, setting a new UK chart record for the most top 10 singles by a British Female Artist. Her popularity continues to grow, with seven million single sales altogether, as well as billion spotify streams worldwide from

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RECORD NUMBERS MAKE EASTER EGG RUN A ROARING SUCCESS FOR SHEFFIELD CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL Glorious sunshine ensured more than 650 bikers roared through Shefﬁeld in the 20th Easter Egg Run for Shefﬁeld Children’s Hospital, bringing chocolate eggs, cuddly

toys and craft kits to grateful young patients. The long procession of Egg Run riders began their route at the South Yorkshire Police Operations Centre, taking over the streets of

Shefﬁeld before greeting crowds of supporters gathered at the Weston Park ﬁnish line. It was led by two-time World Superbike Champion and patron of The Children’s Hospital Charity, James Toseland. After greeting fans in the park, James alongside Michael Peat, the organiser of the Egg Run distributed gifts throughout the wards. In total, the Egg Run has now raised over £70,000

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Two massive decades in music will go head to head in the ultimate arena tour this October and November. Stepback! 90s Vs 00s is the ultimate clash of the titans as acts from two iconic decades go head-to-head on stage in the ultimate throwback night! Catch the tour at Shefﬁeld’s FlyDSA Arena on Sunday 27th October 2019. Tickets, priced £43.68 (including booking fee) are now on general sale and available online at www. ﬂydsaarena.co.uk or via the credit card hotline on 0114 256 56 56. 5ive, S Club, Atomic Kitten, Fatman Scoop, East 17, Blazing Squad, Big Brovas, Booty Luv, 911 headline the groundbreaking event.

Everybody loves a comeback, and there is no return to the pop universe more triumphant than the return of these nine bands. They soundtracked the pop explosion of the late nineties and noughties and now they are returning, to do it all again - but bigger and bolder than ever before. Pop is back in a big way, so sound the nostalgia gong and lets get the party well and truly started! Promoter Dan Nelmes said: “The appetite for nostalgia has never been stronger, and we are thrilled to present this full on throwback fest across UK Arenas this autumn! This tour promises to be a massive hit. It will be a glamorous, action-packed extravaganza with no skimping on the sequins or dance moves. Stepback! 90s Vs 00s is going to be unmissable for any pop fan - a retro party like never before!! We are excited to add more dates to the tour! The demand has been amazing! Many of the added shows are arenas we visited last yea and we can’t wait to return! ” Tickets for Stepback 90’s Vs 00’s are priced, £43.68 and are now on sale. Available online at www.ﬂydsaarena.co.uk or via the credit card hotline on 0114 256 56 56.

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I woke up this morning to find that someone had dumped a load of Lego bricks on my doorstep. I don’t know what to make of it. What’s the difference between Dubai and Abu Dhabi? The people in Dubai don’t like the Flintstones, but the people in Abu Dhabi do. I saw Arnold Schwarzenegger eating a chocolate egg. I said: “I bet I know what you’re favourite festival is.” He replied: “Have to love Easter baby.” I just saw a real idiot at the gym. He put a water bottle in the Pringles holder on the treadmill. What do you call an ocean of orange soda? A Fanta Sea. If you rearrange the letters of POSTMEN... They become VERY ANGRY. I’m reading a great book about Lubricants. It’s non friction. My wife threatened to leave me because of my “filthy and disgusting habits.” I was so shocked I nearly choked on my toenails. What goes ‘zzub zzub zzub’ ? A bee flying backwards. There’s a new pie shop near me. It’s open 22/7.

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24/4/1953 - Winston Churchill is knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. 25/4/1792 - Highwayman Nicolas J. Pelletier becomes the first person executed by guillotine. 26/4/1964 - A Rolling Stones concert in London, Ontario is shut down by police after 15 minutes due to rioting. 27/4/1992 - Betty Boothroyd becomes the first woman to be elected Speaker of the British House of Commons in its 700-year history. 28/4/2001Millionaire Dennis Tito becomes the world’s first space tourist. 29/4/2011 - Wedding of Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Kate Middleton. 30/4/1938 - The first televised FA Cup Final takes place between Huddersfield Town and Preston North End.

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Saturn enters its retrograde phase, and the next ﬁve or so months can see a slowing of pace towards reaching some key goals. It can also be a reminder not to continue with something if it really isn’t working. Try to take control of your money and better value yourself Aries. Call for more…

Discussions could be vital to moving forward, and yet you might come to a standstill. Entrenched ideas may be the reason for a lack of progress, and the reason for ﬁnding a solution seems impossible. Things get easier in the latter half of the week though, with attitudes softening. Call for more…

Your thoughts can either move you forward or set you back. If you really want to make progress though, avoid over thinking Taurus. A lovely New Moon in your sign over the weekend, is best used to start something such as a personal project or for adopting a healthier lifestyle. Call for more…

With Saturn rewinding, and Pluto already retracting his steps, certain plans may need to be put on hold for a while. This may not be the negative it seems though, as it means there is more time to iron out any underlying issues. Still, there may be a lot of discussion on the best way forward. Call for more…

With Mercury making some leading angles, discussions can prove intense. There could come a point when things reach a stalemate though, unless you can be ﬂexible enough to take on board others’ points of view. And doing so can be far more productive Gemini. Call for more news…

You may have ideas for creative projects, leisure opportunities and romantic dates, but cost could prevent you from making the most of what is on oﬀer. You could though become very inventive about ways to get the best price, and keen to recycle items too Archer. Call for more advice…

Saturn rewinds in your sector of relating, which may ease any pressure you have felt. If others have been demanding, they might appear less so. With both Saturn and Pluto regressing, this is a good time to look at the part you play in key bonds and how you might improve things. Call for more…

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You may feel ready to explore issues that need healing Aquarius. If you’d rather not do this alone, then the help of a good friend or life coach could enable you to ﬁnd closure. Ready to make changes at home? This weekend’s potent lunar phase could inspire you to start. Call for more advice…

There is the potential for change and the possibility that you may resist it, even though you know it is good for you. Try not to make decisions from a conﬂicted state of mind, as by the end of the week, things can shift and you may be ready for a fresh start Virgo. Call for more news and advice…

With both organized Saturn and powerful Pluto rewinding, you may decide to take a break from helping others, to enjoy more free time. Plus, the New Moon this weekend can be an opportunity to connect with someone who can be a supportive companion going forward Pisces. Call for more…

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Unless you’ve experienced one firsthand, most of our knowledge of heart attacks comes from the movies. Not only is this unlikely to be a medically accurate depiction, but chances are it also misses a key detail: Men and women broadly experience heart attacks differently. Twitter user geewheezie has gone viral after tweeting about exactly this. For many, it’s shocking because they didn’t realise women are less likely to experience “common” symptoms of heart attack, like chest pains. I want to warn women our heart attacks feel different. Last Sunday I had a heart attack. I had a 95% block in my left anterior descending artery. I’m alive because I called 911. I never had chest pain. It wasn’t what you read in pamphlets. I had it off & on for weeks. I’m a nurse. I’m an older woman. I had been spending the week helping my neighbor clean out her barn, I thought I strained some muscles. I took Motrin & put a warm pack on my shoulders, I almost died because I didn’t call it chest pain. She shares her harrowing experience of a heart attack – not recognising the warning signs and being lucky to have survived. This has really struck a chord with many, as we realise we know far too little about the condition. With this in mind, we spoke to the experts to see how women experience heart attacks differently to men. Cardiologist Gillian Murtagh puts it simply: “Structurally, men and women’s hearts are built the same, but when the heart is in trouble, the outside signs vastly differ by gender.” This means women have a history of being underdiagnosed and undertreated for heart disease. Murtagh says: “Chest pain is a heart attack symptom for both sexes, but men more than woman experience the effect.” Women are more likely to experience subtler symptoms like intense fatigue after everyday An international day highlighting the meningitis. activities, spontaneous shortness of breath or bravery of meningitis survivors and “We’re not about quick fixes; we’re here sweating without exertion, pain in the neck, those whose lives have been changed to provide tailored support with longback or jaw, or an inexplicable cold, clammy forever through losing someone to the term impact, that will really help people feeling. disease is being backed by Meningitis and families to rebuild their lives after Cardiac nurse Philippa Hobson says: Now, the UK’s leading meningitis meningitis,” Tom said. “We’re proud to “Women tend to brush off symptoms as they charity. provide this unique, life-changing support may not get the symptoms we associate with World Meningitis Day (Wednesday 24 – the only meningitis organisation to do so heart attacks (like we see on TV with the April), an initiative of the Confederation in the UK.” dramatic clutching of the chest and collapsing of Meningitis Organisations (CoMO), Other charity support activity includes its on the floor).” focuses on ‘Life After Meningitis’ popular Family Days – regional fun days Because the warning signs most commonly Meningitis Now Chief Executive Dr out for families affected by meningitis – experienced by females are “soft”, they less Tom Nutt, said: “We know that life after and the Believe & Achieve programme likely to seek medical help. meningitis is tough for many people and especially for young people. Meningitis Hobson thinks there is inherent sexism at we want to use World Meningitis Day play, saying: “Heart attacks are classically Now is also launching its first Facebook to showcase the bravery of meningitis thought of as a ‘man’s disease’.” This means fundraiser on World Meningitis Day to survivors and those who have lost a loved help fundraise for that support and calling we’re more aware of the symptoms that affect one. Through our supporters telling their men (like chest pains) and women might on the public to contribute if they’re stories, raising awareness of the signs have a harder time convincing themselves able to and make a difference for those and symptoms and increasing vaccine knowledge, we can raise the profile of this impacted by meningitis in the future. Visit or medical professionals they’re having a devastating disease and help to reduce its www.MeningitisNow.org for more details. heart attack. If women do go to hospital their symptoms can be brushed off as being an impact for future generations.” If you have been affected by meningitis anxiety/panic attack,” Hobson explains. This There are an estimated 22 cases of or would like more information, visit means they might not get the treatment they meningitis each day across the UK. The www.meningitisnow.org or contact the need. “Early detection of a heart attack is disease can strike in hours, but the afterMeningitis Now helpline on 0808 80 10 vital as heart muscle can be affected quickly effects, including deafness, limb loss and 388 or helpline@meningitisnow.org and become permanently damaged,” Hobson brain damage, can last a lifetime. Those Meningitis Now is working towards a says. Not only this, but she adds: “If an initial who lose a loved one to the disease have future where no one in the UK loses their heart attack is missed, there is a much higher their lives changed forever. life to meningitis and everyone affected risk of having another.” “On World Meningitis Day, as on every Because the symptoms of heart attack are other day, we are here to help and support gets the support they need. It does this by funding research into vaccines and less obvious for women, Murtagh thinks those who need us.” Tom added. prevention, raising awareness so people biomarkers become even more crucial in The charity is keen to use World know what to look for and what action diagnosis. 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MUM’S THE WORD AS THE PUD STORE COMES TO CRYSTAL PEAKS MUM’S the word for entrepreneur Frances Bishop as she brings her revolutionary approach to children’s fashion retail to Crystal Peaks. The 28-year-old businesswomen - best known for her appearance in the twelfth season of BBC hit The Apprentice - is the founder of discount children’s fashion outlet The Pud Store. The business was launched in 2015 and the company’s arrival at award winning Sheffield shopping centre Crystal Peaks follows successful openings in Doncaster, Newark and Mansfield. And she says that Pud’s insistence on a traditional approach to shopping - the company has no website but spreads the word through a hugely popular Facebook page - proves there is a real future for retail. “We’re not flouncy, we’re not snooty, we’re an up front business selling a fantastic range of end of season, last season and bankrupt stock at prices every family can afford,” Frances explainsearin. “No matter what your bank balance, people want their children to look nice and that’s what the Pud approach is all about.

“I remember retail back in the day when it was still a very personal experience, where you would go into a local shop and everybody would know your name. “Somewhere along the way that seems to have gone but that’s what I want to bring back. “They say the high street is in decline but it isn’t - it’s just moving into a new era of independents and specialists, which is exactly how Pud works.” As well as selling good quality clothing at heavily discounted rates - you can pick up a pair of shoes for as little as £5 - Pud also prides itself on its level of personal attention to every visitor. “Humans are born with the need to interact - and not just to interact behind a screen,” Frances insists “Our shops are proving so popular not just because of the fantastic bargains but because we have a team who want to talk to you.” Because of the nature of the business - stock comes in and goes out very quickly - a Facebook page followed by 20,000 enthusiastic shoppers keeps fans permanently up to date with what’s available in store.

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Platinum selling recording artist, Andy Abraham, has performed to millions of fans around the world, having shot to fame as the runner up of The X Factor in 2005. Now, he takes his voice to the next level as he celebrates the life and music of Nat King Cole! On the lead up to the 100th anniversary of the legend, Andy’s new show, Andy Abraham Presents: The Nat King Cole Songbook will see him perform hits from Nat’s long career.

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Fairport Convention has been making great music for over fifty years. Credited with originating British folk-rock music, the band has been through many changes but the current members retain a passion for live performance. This year’s Winter Tour will feature a mix of long-established Fairport favourites and new material from their most recent studio album 50:50@50 celebrating their Golden anniversary. Fairport Convention has attracted critical acclaim: the band has won a coveted BBC Lifetime Achievement Award; Radio 2 listeners voted Fairport’s groundbreaking album Liege & Lief ‘The Most Inﬂuential Folk Album of All Time’; and their story has been celebrated with a major documentary on BBC Four television. Fairport Convention features Simon Nicol on guitar and vocals, Dave Pegg on bass guitar, Chris Leslie on fiddle, mandolin and vocals, Ric Sanders on violin and Gerry Conway on drums and percussion. Whether you are a long-time fan or a newcomer to their music, an evening with Fairport Convention is sure to surprise and delight you.

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South Yorkshire based Musical Theatre academy are holding open auditions children ages 7 – 18 looking to attain a career in TV, film and theatre. Having built a strong network of television production companies and theatres up and down the country, current CAST Academy have enabled students to book appearances in high profile television, film and theatre shows such as Coronation street, The Voice UK and international tours such as Mary Poppins to name a few, CAST Academy are looking to expand their service offering to anyone looking to take performing arts as a career. With an unlimited amount of places available on their books, the academy is holding open auditions on the 27th April. The successful auditionees

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venue owner. I have no idea who that is, but even to me, it makes little sense to levy extraordinarily high fees on show organisers, which are only with Clint Walker passed down eventually to you and I, ultimately making it expensive for the customer to attend, As angling customers, do we get a good deal? which in turn puts people off coming again… Does the angling trade get a good deal? I Surely it would make more sense to charge a ask the question as this week I feel that I’ve reasonable fee and guarantee a show flooded been taken advantage of, indeed ripped off… with big name brands, thousands of punters, and Who is the guilty party you may ask? Well, happy concessions, rather than try and fleece I won’t name an individual company, but everyone else to maximise profit? A small profit when I arrived bright and early at The Big is better than no profit, and an empty venue One Show last weekend at Stoneleigh, I felt generates NO revenue! a little peckish as I waited for the rest of the So why am I bothered? I’ve been around team to arrive prior to a day on the RAD the show scene for a couple of years and Angling stand, so wandered off in search have already witnessed good and bad; some of refreshment. I proffered a £10 note in are financially viable, good selling pitches, exchange for my bacon bap (2 rashers) and reasonably priced, and some are not. I’m also (paper) cup of tea and was very dismayed to receive just £2.80 in change! I even had to put aware that a new show scheduled to take place in the north of England has already been cancelled my own milk and sugar in, and it cost £7.20! before a single event due to a lack of response As a northern boy, I considered what I could have bought instead; where I live, for a similar from angling brands and traders alike, despite imploring sales pitches offering to drop the cost I could have had a meal for two! original asking price for a show stand three But why was I charged so much? Was it the times! A similar thing happened last year in greedy vendor? Probably not, after all he the South-West and that can’t be good business undoubtedly had to pay an extortionate fee for his pitch, had to pay staff, and probably extra for sense, especially when the company who actually any external power, so to make any profit, has to own the premises and seek to put on a decent set his prices thus. Was it Bauer Media, the group show price themselves into failure before it even gets off the ground? What happened to speculate who had put on the show? Probably not them to accumulate? Take a small hit for bigger profit either, after all they have to pay for the venue, when established? Now the venue will be empty marketing, preparation, printing and much more all weekend, so who wins there then? No-one whilst hoping to make a meagre profit in order to and it’s madness… Other big shows have fallen justify another show next year, so that leaves the by the wayside too in recent years, almost all as a result of venue owners charging exorbitant amounts, which is then passed on to the visitor, which in turn drives down numbers, revenue and

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WICKERSLEY OUT FOXED In the Topham Over 35s Cup Final it was Hallam 1860 versus Wickersley Old Village. It was Hallam who have contested 4 of the last 5 finals, and it was Hallam who were the winners by 2-0, thanks to a double from Fox. Outibridge War Memorial picked up their first point since Feb 16th when they defeated AFC Dronfield 2-0 with the goals coming from Oldfield, Ashford (pen) and they even missed a penalty. Handsworth Parramore defeated HSBC Bank by 4 goals to 3, Cartledge 2, Jepson and Riley, Hirst Cronin and Hitchman for HSBC.

Plough Rangers also defeated HSBC Bank by 2-1,Williams 2 with a double for the winners, Morris grabbing a late goal. In Division 1 Joker Over 35s were the top scorers in their game against West End Terriers, scoring a 7 -2 victory with goals from Mc Veigh 2, Staniforth 2, Mc Hale 2 and Cooper. Penistone Church had a ﬁne win against Bullcroft S&P by 4-2 - Hirst, Shaw and a double from Patrick. In Division 2 East Herrigthorpe and Woodhouse West End shared the points in a 3-3 draw. Machin, Tunstall and Medlock for Herringthorpe. in the Over 45s Division 2 there was just one game. Civil Sports were 2-0 winners against Old Edwardians Hudson and Barrigham the scorers for the winners.

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WE DIDN’T DO ENOUGH TO WIN - WARNE

Rotherham United manager Paul Warne spoke to the press following Monday’s 3-1 defeat at home to Birmingham City. Warne said the result was ‘tough’ to take after showing promise in the first-half. “I thought, first half, we were excellent,” said Warne. “We needed that second goal; that was evident. At half-time, life was looking very good. I knew Millwall had lost at Aston Villa. So I said to the lads that you’ve got to ride 15 minutes at the start of the second-half but keep trying to get that second goal. “Birmingham changed their system and caused us no end of problems. They asked us some questions that we didn’t have answers for. That’s the brutal truth. I can never knock my players’ effort but we just didn’t get on any second balls at all in the second half. The game got stretched and it suited them. We got beaten up and, at the end, I have no complaints that they came away with three points.” Matt Crooks’ third goal for the Millers saw them lead 1-0 at the break, but the elusive second proved costly as the Blues scored three second-half strikes. “We weren’t trying to sit on it,” continued Warne. “We were trying to get a second before half-time and we could have been cooking. But their first goal which got them back in the game was a great strike – top corner. Unfortunately this is how this league is. You give good players opportunities and they’ll take them. That was disappointing and we just didn’t have the usual ‘va va voom’ to get ourselves back in it. We didn’t look like we had enough belief, which was disappointing, because the effort was there. “We didn’t lose the game because of the officials. We lost it because when Birmingham turned up the heat, we didn’t have the answers. “Second half they caused more problems. Jutkiewicz is probably the best target-man in the league. Him and Adams are always top of the power rankings on

MCCANN WON’T DWELL ON SUNDERLAND LOSS Grant McCann insists his side will move on quickly from Friday’s defeat at Sunderland as Rovers look to clinch a play-off spot. Rovers fell to a 2-0 defeat at the Stadium of Light, but know their future is in their own hands as they head into the final three games of the regular season. McCann said: “We haven’t got time to dwell on it and we certainly won’t get down about it, we’ve got another three tough games coming up starting on Tuesday at home to Accrington Stanley and we’ve got to respond. “I thought we were a wee bit better in the second half. Ali Crawford and Alfie May added a bit of energy for us, but in the first half the team was tentative and that surprised me a bit.”

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a weekly basis. They are a formidable front two and our back four handles them pretty well but they kept asking questions all the time. “I changed the system a few times to get a foothold in the game, unfortunately it didn’t pay off. I did it for the right reasons – I wanted to win the game. “I’m disappointed now because it was a great opportunity to win a football game. I’ll be more reﬂective tomorrow and pick the lads back up. There’s nothing to say we can’t get four or six points from the next two. It might be enough. I’m proud of the fact that, at the start of the season we were everyone’s favourites to go down, and with two games to go we’re still ﬁghting.”

CHAMPIONSHIP SURVIVAL MEANS AS MUCH TO ME AS ANYONE ELSE, SAYS ZAK Bristol City loanee Zak Vyner insists that the Millers’ Championship survival is just as important to him as it is those employed permanently at AESSEAL New York Stadium. The right back, who has impressed in South Yorkshire following his summer switch from Ashton Gate, has enjoyed an ongoing battle with experienced operator Billy Jones for a starting jersey and is adamant that helping Paul Warne’s side to retain their second tier status is right at the top of his priorities list, despite his permanent registration being with the Robins. The 21-year-old told www.themillers.co.uk that he has enjoyed his stint with the Millers so far and maintains that he and his teammates are keeping a positive mindset ahead of the season run-in.

“I’ve bought into it and I don’t think a loan could be successful if I was half-thinking that I wasn’t going to be here next season,” Vyner explained. “I want to stay up just as much as everyone else here who is here permanently. I feel like I can take that attitude into games. “I want to keep performances high for everybody and I want to do it just as much as the next lad at the club. “The idea of being relegated hasn’t once crossed any of our minds. We always feel that we have to keep the belief and the faith strong and we’re going to do it.” Vyner arrived in Rotherham on the back of a successful loan spell in the third tier with Plymouth Argyle a season previously and has been delighted by the opportunity to ply his trade in the Sky Bet Championship with the Millers this term. After a tough start to life in the second tier following a heavy opening day defeat at Brentford, the Bristol City loanee admits he feels he has come a long way in his development. “I feel like a lot of us have come a long way since that ﬁrst game,” Vyner added. “For me, it’s been a successful loan. “I’ve played 30 league games now and I never would have thought that would happen this season and I’ve just got to keep building on my development and my game and hopefully I can become a better player. “I’ve had good competition with Billy and he’s a great pro, who helps me out a lot. I try and pick his brain about his career and I hope we continue that battle for the starting shirt until the end of the season.”

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Now Showing Come and Enjoy All The Footy on HDTV GOOD LUCK TO THE MILLERS!!! Sunderland were the better team in the first-half and deserved their two-goal lead at the break, but an injury-time Danny Andrew free-kick which hit a post gave Rovers hope for the second 45 minutes. McCann was also frustrated that official Andy Woolmer did not give fouls when John Marquis was taken down just outside the area and Andy Butler was pulled down inside the box from a free-kick. He added: “In the first half we were nowhere near it, Sunderland deserved to be 2-0 up and maybe more - they were far better than us and our boys are disappointed because they haven’t done themselves justice and didn’t show what we were about. “Throughout the game we were a bit safe and, by that, I mean we didn’t get on the front foot and we didn’t get forward or slip people in. Sunderland set up to stop us from getting in behind, but we didn’t threaten anywhere near enough for my liking. “We didn’t get the decisions. I thought it was a penalty against Andy Butler but the referee didn’t give it and that’s the way it goes. Sometimes you need that bit of luck in a place like the Stadium of Light, but we didn’t get that.”

ROWE REVEALS PLAY-OFF BELIEF OF SQUAD Captain Tommy Rowe says there is a real belief among the Rovers players that they can secure a place in the end of season play-offs. The midﬁelder revealed a top-six spot has been ﬁrmly on the radar of everyone at the club since the start of pre-season - even though few people outside of the club gave Rovers much hope of being in the promotion mix. Rowe said: “Early on in the season not many people thought we could get into the play-offs, so we had to have a deep belief within the group. “It doesn’t matter who is playing, we have people who can play in all positions and we’ve got very good players on the bench who will look to take their chances. That competition has been driving us on all season. “It’s a pleasure to play in this team at this moment with the quality that we have, we work really hard and that gets us the results. We put a lot of pressure

on ourselves to improve in training and we have a belief that we can achieve big things.” Rowe and his team-mates will be looking to get back to winning ways when they host Accrington Stanley on Tuesday evening in order to bolster their play-off ambitions, while Stanley need three points so they can take another step clear of relegation. Rovers’ home form is one of the best in the league and with two home games left, that form could prove decisive. Rowe added; “It’s difficult to put your finger on why our home form has been so good. We’re comfortable at home, the fans are great and it gives you a real desire to get the performance and the win. “We’ll try and keep up our home form and pick our confidence back up after the defeat on Friday. We’ll have to come out of the blocks quickly, as we did when we went on that winning run of four games. That has been the key to our success, taking the game to teams. It’s hard to live with us when we’re at our best so hopefully we can do that against Accrington. “I’ll try and stay away from other results, but that will be difficult with most teams playing on Monday and us playing on Tuesday. It doesn’t really matter if we know other team’s results before we play, as long as we’re focused come kick off, and I’m sure we will be.”

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CHANGES PAY DIVIDENDS FOR BRUCE Steve Bruce rang the changes for the Easter Monday home game with Bristol City, which paid off handsomely as the Owls ran out 2-0 winners. First half goals from

Barry Bannan and Lucas Joao were enough to see Wednesday over the line at Hillsborough. Bruce made no less than six changes from the side that drew at Norwich on Good Friday and duly reaped

the rewards. He said: “There were some tired legs out there towards the end of the second half but in the ﬁrst half I thought we played exceptionally well. “We got off the bus

about three in the morning after Norwich and then we have to go again a couple of days later, it’s a big ask. “So we’re fortunate in that having a big squad it’s worked to our advantage today because we could mix it up a bit. “I gave Steven Fletcher and Liam Palmer a rest and Sam Hutchinson and Keiren Westwood will have scans this week. “I wanted to take a look at Achraf Lazaar, he’s a loan player, he came in and did well then got injured. He played well today, he tired towards the end but he wasn’t alone there.”

Bruce picked out Bannan and Cameron Dawson for eyecatching displays as Wednesday dealt a blow to City’s play-off ambitions. Bannan scored the ﬁrst goal and picked out Lucas Joao for the second before Dawson produced a stunning double save late on as the visitors sought a route back into the contest. Bruce said: “Well

Bannan is some player isn’t he? He’s a terriﬁc footballer and we’ve seen that today. “His goal was fantastic but the way he picked out Lucas for the second goal was remarkable, not many players see that pass. “Later on, we only got sloppy once and that’s when young Cameron made the double save, which for me was the highlight of the game after the goals.”

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again it might be more of a decision over if his wage demands and are they worth it or not. Also, with six strikers at the club he could be one for the axe. Kieran Lee will also be a tough decision. Having been out for 18 months and only just returning to training it might be too soon to be able to give him a contract. Boyd and Matias look more likely to go than stay. Although both have performed admirably in recent weeks, age and wage costs seem to be against them. Abdi, Pudil and Jones are more than certain to go and release a large chunk of money back into the wage budget. Leaving just the decision of youngsters Nielsen and Preston. With the success of the Under 18’s side this season would probably mean they will be leaving as well. Bruce has a big couple of weeks ahead of him as he prepares for a promotion push next season.

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WILDER DELIGHTED WITH EASTER RETURN The Blades boss was delighted with his players following the 3-0 away win at the KCOM Stadium. Chris Wilder heaped the praise on his players following

the emphatic Easter Monday success over Hull City. A David McGoldrick brace and a third of the month for Enda Stevens saw United race into a three

goal lead by halftime at the KCOM Stadium and it was an advantage that never looked like been relinquished. And Wilder couldn’t speak higher enough

about his side postmatch, remarking: “It’s a great win for us, I’m delighted. Our ex-manager was never going to make it easy for us and they’ve got some good players at

the top of the pitch. “We had to be right at it against the likes of Campbell, Grosicki and Bowen and attitude wise we were. “Tactically we were absolutely spot on, particularly out wide and they had possession in areas that didn’t hurt us. We were clinical in front of goal and that pleased me. “The third goal is what we’re about, the right-wing back crossing for the leftwing back to head home, but we try and get them high up the pitch and Enda has found his scoring form.” Wilder added: “The attitude before the game was there, there were no shortcuts, we

needed a big weekend and we’ve had a big weekend out of the players. “There is just a desire to win games and I’m delighted for the players. Nobody will outrun my team, I won’t allow it and they all know that, they all have to put a shift in and I don’t even ask them. “That’s what I demand of them and they know, from there we try and play and Deano didn’t have a lot to do. “We defended really well and having got three goals in front we were nice and content to keep another clean sheet, but we still looked a threat and we looked a proper team.”

BLADES ONE STEP CLOSE TO AUTOMATIC SPOT AFTER HULL WIN The Blades ended the Easter weekend with a second victory after an emphatic performance across Yorkshire at Hull.

WARD NAMED MANAGER OF THE MONTH Carla Ward has been named FA Women’s Championship Manager of the Month for March, in association with the League Managers Association, who presented her with the award. Ward and her team earned the maximum nine points, with victories over Crystal Palace, Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester City, moving United into 5th place in the Championship. Upon receiving her Thomas Lyte trophy, Ward remarked: “A few months ago, we

David McGoldrick netted two early goals to take his tally for the season to 15 and Enda Stevens was also on target before

set targets as to what we wanted to achieve in the final games of the season. To get nine points from nine has been excellent, and it’s a credit to the group because they’ve been outstanding. “I’m delighted to collect the award on behalf of the squad and the whole club - it is a team effort. “Hopefully we can take our March form into the remainder of the campaign.” On the Blades performance during March, Chair of the LMA panel Spacey-Cale said: “Sheffield United’s perfect month included two difficult away wins, most notably defeating title-challengers Tottenham Hotspur. “If they continue to improve in this manner

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the break. Boss Wilder made two changes for the ﬁxture. Egan and Hogan returned, whilst Stearman and Madine dropped to the bench, where they were joined by Basham. A lively start saw the sold-out away section is in full voice The ﬁrst penalty box action saw Henderson push away a free-kick from Grosicki from an acute angle but the Blades were soon in the ascendency. On 10 minutes, a Fleck corner from the right saw McGOLDRICK lose his marker to

head past former United goalkeeper, Long. McGoldrick was involved in winning the ball back which saw Hogan almost get on the end of a cross by Stevens, who, moments later was on defensive duty, blocking an acrobatic Pugh effort following Grosicki’s deep cross. The Blades, though, were moments away from doubling the lead and it was a special effort. McGOLDRICK wrestled for possession 25-yards out and let ﬂy with a

they have a great chance of ﬁnishing the season strongly, in the top half of the league.” The LMA panel for the monthly awards involves four highly experienced individuals with specialist knowledge of the women’s game and football management, including Marieanne Spacey-Cale (LMA Member and Southampton FC Head of Girls and Women’s Football/Head Coach),

Alex Scott (Ex-England International and football broadcaster), Jen O’Neill (Editor of She Kicks - women’s football magazine) and Alan Curbishley (LMA Board Member and LMA Manager of the Year 1999/2000). Each winning manager receives a crystal trophy courtesy of Thomas Lyte, appointed a Royal Warrant as goldsmiths and silversmiths to Her Majesty the Queen.

curling shot that flew past Long and into the Hull net. Hull hit back with a spell of pressure which included a number of Grosicki corners, but the visitors defended well and continued to look a threat at the other end of the pitch Stevens, with a rightfooter, and Hogan, had efforts blocked. A third Blades goal before the break, though, was forthcoming. On 42 minutes a deep cross from Baldock saw fellow wing-back STEVENS attack the ball with intent and his header was too powerfl for Long. The first chance of the second half came from a long Hull throw but Pugh was unable to find the target at the back post and United’s best chance of the early period after the break was Baldock’s cross evading everyone. Basham was introduced on the hour and United continued to keep Hull at arms’ length. McGoldrick continued to be a threat and fired over from 25 yards, whilst the power of Madine was added to United’s armoury. Chances were somewhat limited

in the second half, which was pleasing for the Blades. Toral curled an effort over and following a break, Bowen’s shot from Dicko’s cross was straight at Henderson. Long denied United a fourth on 80 minutes, saving with his legs from Fleck after the Scotsman linked up with McGoldrick, but the Blades looked comfortable. Hull’s ﬁnal chance saw Toral’s shot hit Irvine to sum up their day as United left east Yorkshire with three more points.

Hull: Long, Lichaj, Wijs, Pugh (Toral 68), Grosicki, Irvine, Kane, Batty, Bowen, Campbell (Dicko 68), McKenzie. Unused: Marshall, Stewart, Evandro, Martin, Ridgewell. Blades: Henderson, Baldock, Stevens, Fleck, O’Connell, Hogan (Madine 71), Egan, Norwood, McGoldrick (Washington 89), Duffy (Basham 60), Cranie. Unused: Lundstram, Dowell, Stearman, Moore.

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