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MEET THE NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK! New visuals and ofﬁcial names have been unveiled for the next two blocks in the Council’s Heart of the City II development scheme. The two new blocks, which were granted planning approval earlier this year, sit alongside each other and front on to Pinstone Street. The striking new CGIs

released today showcase the attractive Victorian façades on Pinstone Street that are being restored as part of the work. They also show what the new Five Ways area will look like. Five Ways is the name being given to the pedestrianised interchange where Cross Burgess Street, Charles Street, Cambridge Street and

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OVER £49MILLION OF TRANSPORT IMPROVEMENTS COULD BE ON THE CARDS FOR DONCASTER

Mayor Ros Jones and her cabinet have approved a Sheffield City Region Transforming Cities bid which could see Doncaster residents benefit from a raft of new transport initiatives. A new ‘Don corridor’ will create active travel routes and improved public transport from the west of the borough through the town centre, to the Unity development area at Hatfield and to

Doncaster Sheffield Airport. As well as local enhancements, they would contribute to improving connections across the borough and wider region. The Doncaster schemes would be part of a £220million Sheffield City Region Transforming Cities Funding bid which would see significant improvements in rail, public transport and active travel schemes across the region. The funding will help to

reduce journey times, improve punctuality and reliability of public transport, and bring about a wide range of beneﬁts associated with active travel. Ros Jones, Mayor of Doncaster, said: “We are determined to invest in schemes which help residents get to and from places across our borough. These schemes are to improve public transport for residents and communities, support job creation

and deliver economic growth. The schemes would help cut journey times and improve punctuality and reliability of public transport. “We also want to invest in our active travel network by enhancing existing or creating new cycling and walking routes. This would enable more people to travel in a more active way, delivering health and wellbeing beneﬁts and leading to better air quality.

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transport network that is ﬁt for the 21st It would also help century. support our Climate “That’s why it is so and Biodiversity important that we get Emergency agenda our full allocation and our ambition for of this funding Doncaster to become and why we have carbon neutral.” been working with Dan Jarvis, Mayor partners, including of the Shefﬁeld City Doncaster Council Region, said: to ensure our bid has “It is critical that we the potential to drive improve the transport transformational system in our region, change for all our to create better access communities.” to jobs, and a safe, The Doncaster reliable and affordable schemes, including

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DONCASTER CHILDREN’S SERVICES HOST DROP IN SESSION AS PART OF NATIONAL ADOPTION WEEK As part of National Adoption Week (14 to 20 October), Doncaster Children’s Services Trust is on the lookout for more people willing to become the forever family for a child. Adoption team manager, Claire Holmes, says just as the children looking for homes come from all sorts of backgrounds, there is no one size ﬁts all for adoptive parents either. Brendan and Elliott are adoptive parents to three young brothers. They thought that same sex couples couldn’t foster or adopt. “When we realised we could the process was a happy accident,” said Brendan. “We saw an advert for the Trust’s Adoption Service with

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THE SCRIPT RETURN WITH NEW ALBUM AND FLYDSA ARENA SHOW Irish alt-pop trio The Script start a new chapter with the November 8th release of their new album ‘Sunsets & Full Moons’ they’ll be embarking upon a UK tour next year bringing which will see them perform at FlyDSA Arena for the third time in their career on Wednesday the 26th of February 2020. Having returned with the emotive, stadium-bound ﬁrst single ‘The Last Time’, ‘Sunsets & Full Moons’ is the sound of The Script - Danny O’Donoghue (vocals, piano, guitar), Mark Sheehan (vocals, guitars) and Glen Power (drums) - focusing on the inclusive, uplifting songwriting that helped them become an arena-ﬁlling band with a fervent fan base the world over. “No frills, no production, just us playing as a band,” notes Sheehan. “It’s us doing what we do best.” The Script approached the album reinvigorated following a triumphant tour in support of 2017’s #1

album ‘Freedom Child’. Again echoing their early days, the band embraced the unifying power of the simple things - killer hooks, insistent melodies and stirring sentiments. They opted to produce the album themselves, staying close to home at their unshowy space in Metropolis Studios, with help from mixing master and old friend Mark ‘Spike’ Stent (Coldplay, Beyoncé, Frank Ocean) plus Manny Marroquin (Post Malone, Lizzo, Dua Lipa) and Dan Frampton (AuRa, Maejor, Jack Savoretti). “No frills, no production, just us playing as a band,” notes Sheehan. “It’s us doing what we do best.” Tickets for The Script’s show at FlyDSA Arena on Wednesday the 26th of February 2020 are priced £32.50, £46.19 & £57.39 (including fees) go on general sale at 9:30am on Friday 18th of October 2019 available: 0114 256 56 56 or www.ﬂydsaarena. co.uk.

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message we want to get across. We always take concerns seriously and encourage people to report any issues.” Sheffield’s Trading Standards monitor businesses operating in the city and investigate reports and complaints about rogue traders and doorstep criminals. Individuals are prosecuted Sheffield City Council and South Yorkshire where evidence of fraud or criminal activity is Police are joining forces with partners found. across the city and the region for a week Last year, four doorstep criminals were of action to raise awareness of doorstep convicted at Sheffield Crown Court and were traders preying on trusting residents. sentenced to a total of 6 years with 200 hours Running from 14-18 October ‘Doorstep community service, and one was ordered to diligent, doorstep wise’ builds on the pay £2,000 compensation. So far this year a successful work of Sheffield’s Not Born further 27 reports of doorstep crime, which Yesterday campaign and throughout the week saw victims defrauded out of more than officers will be leafleting across the city, £46,000, have been investigated. The council’s hopping on and off city buses and holding commitment to prosecute these criminals awareness events. continues and one fraudster has already 10 local authorities from across Yorkshire & received a two year sentence this year with Humber are also carrying out similar activity, a number of other cases going through the with the aim of reaching 20,000 households criminal system. throughout the region to warn of the risks of The ‘Doorstep diligent, doorstep wise’ week dealing with doorstep traders. of action runs from Monday 14 to Friday 18 Mark Jones, Cabinet Member for Environment, Streetscene and Climate Change, October and includes: • Wednesday 16 Oct – in partnership with said: “Doorstep traders are very common within our neighbourhoods and although many Stagecoach & First buses, officers from Trading Standards and South Yorkshire Police are running legitimate businesses, some are simply criminals who are targeting trusting and will be hopping on and off routes, to and from the city centre providing passengers with a often vulnerable people. variety of prevention messages, door-stickers “Throughout this week of action our aim is and other promotional item give-aways. to highlight the risks of dealing with doorstep • Thursday 17 Oct – Focus day in partnership traders and the potential issues people may face, such as poor quality work, overcharging, with NatWest Bank Banner Cross branch: Drop in between 10am – 3pm. fraud and theft. People in any doubt at all • Friday 18 Oct – Focus day with shoppers or who feel pressured about entering into a transaction should always seek advice. Citizens at Crystal Peaks Market (Barrow B): Drop in between 10am – 3pm. Advice and our officers are trained to help. “We are not trying to alarm people, but to Anyone with concerns or suspicions about educate them to protect themselves from doorstep criminals should report these to doorstep criminals. There’s lots of advice Citizens Advice on 03454 040506 or by email available and ways that people can check to trading.standards@sheffield.gov.uk whether a business is genuine and that’s the

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT Despite the war on waste, thousands of homeowners and renters are chucking good quality furniture or homewares, reveal British Heart Foundation (BHF). • A third of people in Yorkshire and the Humber (33%) have thrown away furniture, electrical items and homewares in good enough condition that they could have been re-used, sold or donated • 1 in 10 (10%) people in Yorkshire and the Humber say that they don’t know how to recycle their furniture and homeware. Thousands of people in Yorkshire and the Humber are choosing to bin household items or furniture that could be otherwise recycled, reused or donated, according to a new British Heart Foundation shops survey. This similar pattern is seen across the whole of the UK with 3 in 10 (30%) first time buyers and renters surveyed throwing away furniture, electrical items and homeware in good enough condition that they could have been re-used, sold or donated. The leading charity retailer says this could be linked to the rise of ‘fast furniture’ – replacing items in good condition due to rapidly changing interiors trends. According to those surveyed, the most likely reasons preventing those in Yorkshire and the Humber recycling or donating more of their furniture and homeware, were; not having the means to transport it ( 18%) wanting to get rid of things as quickly as possible ( 12%) and not being bothered to re-sell or recycle it (11%). Shockingly, one in ten of people in Yorkshire and the Humber ( 10%) admitted they wouldn’t actually know how to re-cycle furniture and homeware. The survey has been released as part of the BHF’s Reuse Revolution campaign, which is encouraging the people of Yorkshire and the Humber to shop, upcycle and donate second hand furniture. The charity say millions more people – including first-time buyers and renters

- could be benefiting from the unique, highquality and affordable items that are available second hand. The survey also found, despite the financial pressures of buying a first home or taking on a new rental property, only over a third of Yorkshire and the Humber (37%) have bought second hand furniture and homewares. Similarly, just a third (30%) have taken advantage of second hand sites like eBay and Gumtree. This suggests that thousands of first time buyers are overlooking the opportunity to find good quality, unique and affordable furniture through sources like second hand furniture shops or via online resell outlets. Allison Swaine-Hughes, Retail Director at the BHF, said: “Last year the British Heart Foundation rescued 74,000 tonnes of items from landfill due to the generous donations of our supporters. But we know that there are still so many more sofas, side boards and beds out there that aren’t yet ready for the tip and could provide an ideal and affordable answer for those looking to furnish their home on a budget. “This month we are asking the public to join the Reuse Revolution and shop, upcycle or donate their second hand furniture while helping to raise funds for life-saving research in to heart and circulatory disease. You can simply call your local shop to arrange a free donation.” Last year, the BHF reused and recycled over 42,000 tonnes of furniture and electrical products including 185,000 sofas and 50,000 TVs. This helped prevent 53,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions being released into the atmosphere. For further information on the Reuse Revolution and information about how to locate your nearest BHF shop, please visit www.bhf.org.uk/ReuseRevolution

Region’s ambulance service continues its positive momentum and receives ‘Good’ ratings from Care Quality Commission Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust has received ‘Good’ ratings for its nonemergency Patient Transport Service (PTS) and Emergency Operations Centre (EOC), following the recent independent Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection of these two areas and was praised for continuing the significant development of its patient services*. The CQC, as the regulator of health and social care in England, carried out a detailed inspection in these services during May 2019 and concluded that they were ‘Good’ across all categories – Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well Led - and had shown significant improvement since the last inspection in autumn 2016. The CQC report published this week praised staff for their compassion and kindness, dignity and respect, with patients consistently positive in their comments about the care they had received. It also highlighted that the Trust’s PTS, which makes just under one million patient journeys a year, had successfully addressed the issues raised three years ago. It has now moved from ‘Requires Improvement’ to ‘Good’ and the inspectors found many areas of excellent practice. The EOC, which handles around 2,700 emergency calls every day, consolidated its ‘Good’ rating and the inspectors highlighted the service having the quickest 95th centile call answering performance rate of all 11 NHS ambulance providers from July 2018 to January 2019. There was also positive feedback about leadership at the Trust via the new Well Led process. The report comments very positively on the culture of the organisation and the delivery of high quality patient services, with a clear commitment to continuous improvement across the organisation. The Trust was cited as engaging proactively with patients, staff, the public and local organisations to plan and manage services in a collaborative way. Rod Barnes, Chief Executive of Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust, said: “We are delighted to see the continued advances across the Trust reflected in the latest CQC inspection report. It reflects the hard work and commitment of staff across our PTS, EOC and leadership team. I’m immensely proud of our dedicated staff and the care they provide to patients every day. “We have a clear strategic direction and are taking forward significant plans to transform our services. Our organisational values ensure that we place patients at the heart of all that we do and our ethos of ‘One Team’ is clearly visible in the report. Whilst we recognise that we still have work to do to achieve the full extent of our vision for the future, I believe that we have the skills and energy in our workforce. “It’s great to be able to celebrate the recognition of our achievements in PTS and EOC and across all of our services in the regulator’s report and I believe this should add further to the confidence of patients and the public in the consistently high quality care provided by their regional ambulance service.” * On this occasion the inspection carried out did not include A&E Operations, Resilience or NHS 111 services.

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Hundreds packed into Arundel Gate’s O2 Academy in May to witness the venue being turned back into its former Roxy nightclub guise. The sprawling venue reined supreme in Shefﬁeld in the 1980s and 1990s and the re-creation of the club got a massive thumbs up from the revellers that packed the danceﬂoor. Former Roxy-goer James Norton said: “It was a truly fantastic night – they got it bang on. I loved the Roxy in its heyday in

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WARNE ‘REALLY PROUD’ AS MILLERS DIG DEEP Millers boss Paul Warne was delighted that his side managed to come away from in-form Blackpool with maximum points, despite it being a tough encounter at Bloomfield Road. The Millers fought bravely in a tightly contested first half, but they were indebted to ‘keeper Dan Iversen for maintaining parity at the interval with a couple of fine saves. However, Warne’s side took a firm grip on the game when Michael Smith notched his third goal in a week, with a predatory finish before Clark Robertson, who was a late call-up due to an injury to Joe Mattock, gave the visitors’ some much-needed breathing space with a fine volley, near the end. The goal proved crucial as Blackpool halved the deficit, in the dying minutes, when Armand Gnanduillet slotted

home from the spot after Curtis Tilt was felled in the box. Speaking to the assembled media afterwards, Warne was quick to express his pride that his side responded positively to the Millers’ coaching staff’s half-time call of arms, following a tame firsthalf display. “It’s good to win football matches which is great, and we will definitely play better than that. We weren’t at our best but away from home, we are not here to entertain the crowds, we are here to get points and that’s what we did, so I’m really proud of them.” Warne enthused. “Blackpool were causing us all sorts of problems in the first-half and I openly admit that. I’d have taken nil-nil at halftime because they were the better team. “At half-time, I asked for more movement up front and try and get behind them, like

they were doing to us in pulling our fullbacks out of position. I didn’t think we won headers in the ﬁrst half, neither upfront or defensively. “If we win the headers and run a bit harder, you give yourself a chance and our second-half performance was a lot better. Overall, we defended really well. (Liam) Feeney caused us all sorts of problems with some decent balls and I think my ‘keeper deserved a clean sheet, so the penalty was a little unfortunate. “Overall, we will play better but to come

away from home and get three points then I’m happy.” Ahead of the Roses clash, Warne was thrown a curveball prior to kick-off when Joe Mattock pulled a quad muscle, in the warm-up. The Millers boss revealed, afterwards, that he opted to promote Robertson, into the starting line-up, to face his former club and the Scotsman repaid his faith – with a commanding performance at the heart of the Rotherham rearguard, which was capped with the match winning strike. “Joe came in after

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Darren Moore’s side were beaten at the Kassam Stadium, and Ennis says goals at key times in the game hurt them. He said: “It was a frustrating game, we got in the right positions a few times it was just a case of making the wrong decisions. “They were on top for most of the ﬁrst-half so if we’d gone in at

Niall Ennis believes Rovers can use their frustration from defeat at Oxford to help them get back to winning ways sooner rather than later.

on sprint because in fairness, if he was playing against their best attacking player, then his quad could go. I’m a pretty zerorisk manager when it comes to things like

that, as he could be out for six weeks, so I put Robbo in.” Warne added. “It’s a squad game. Someone came in off the bench, did really well and scored a goal

at his old club which is great for Robbo. It’s all about the lads and the culture we are trying to create. They all get on and want to win for each other.”

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It was a quiet weekend in the County Senior League, due to many of the league’s teams competing in County Cup competition. Premier Division We have new leaders in the Premier Division, after five goals from Justin Greenwood (including a first half hat-trick) helped Swinton Athletic to an impressive 8-1 win over Grimethorpe LLFC. Swinton lead the table by one point and are the only undefeated team remaining in the Premier Division. Wakefield AFC were 1-0 winners over Outghtibridge WMSC at the Dorothy Hyman Stadium. The win takes league newcomers into third position, just a point behind Swinton. Defending champions North Gawber Colliery climbed into fourth position (two points off the pace) after a 3-0 home win over Burngreave FC. Wragg League (Over 35s / Over 45s) with A. Royston

Premier Division Caribbean Sports put Elsecar Dynamoes to the sword and none more than Birch who boosted his goal tally with a six goal haul and forward partner Wright grabbing a double in the 8 -2 we’ll start building he will get stronger,” thrashing of the Dynamoes. in terms of our added Moore. League leaders Sheffield Academicals were preparation straight “You can see that we held to a 3-3draw with Handsworth Cc - Straw away for the next can get the ball up to 2 and Doran with the other, Handsworth’s game.” him and it won’t keep goals coming from Riley, Bates and Francis. Kwame Thomas made coming back in terms Plough Rangers who are without a point at his league debut for of his presence. He’s a present were hoping for a change of luck Rovers, playing just different player for us, when visiting Rossington Main, but it didnt over an hour before and if teams sit deep, happen as they were beaten 4-2 - Henderson 2, being replaced by we’ve got a player Holvey, Dimaline with the goals that put paid Niall Ennis on his who can get on the to Ploughs dream. return from injury. end of crosses. Dinnington Town, newly promoted this season “What we’ve got in “We only wanted to are finding it hard in the Premier Division and Kwame is a No.9 who give Niall a bit of it was not going to be easy against last season’s will get hold of the time on the pitch, Champions Wickersley Old Village, as it ball. He’ll be mobile, but it’s good to have proved they were beaten by 6-1, O’Connor get on the end of him back. It’s another 3, Barraclough, Rawlin and Bailey, Holmes crosses so he brings extra body and he will scoring a consolation for Town. something different. have a full week in We’re pleased to have training and get ready Division 1 him in and from here for the weekend.” Leaders of the Division Thorncliffe had a good win over mid table placed Denaby United, by He added: “I was fit 0-0 then I think the 5-3 Elson grabbing a hat trick and one each pressure would have enough to be on the for Bird and Foggarty. been on them. We bench and come on so Hemsworth Miners who are second in the table conceded either side it’s good progress for continued to put pressure on Thoncliffe when of half-time which they defeated Bullcroft S&P, winning by 6-2. me, we’ve got a week With Dawson helping him self to a hat trick, is deflating but the now before the next Burton 2 and Raistrick. key now is to show Mosborough Trinity were 2-1 victors against game so hopefully I a response and get a win soon.” can be involved again. Doncaster Over 35s. Williams and Dolman with goals. Ennis came off “Injuries happen Scawthorpe Club had a good win against the bench to make in football and it is bottom club West End Terriers winning by 3-0 his return from a - Collinson 2 and Hendry. frustrating but you hamstring injury, and just have to get on says he was itching to Division 2 with it and come back get on and make an Top side Hollingwood Old Boys met Clowne stronger.” impact. Wanderers with Clowne still looking for their

MOORE: WE’LL LEARN LESSONS Darren Moore wants to quickly draw a line under Saturday’s defeat at Oxford United, as he quickly turns attentions to Saturday’s visit of Bristol Rovers. It was Rovers’ ﬁrst league defeat on the road under Moore, and the Rovers boss admitted he and the team have to learn from the result. “Credit to Oxford because they are a good team, but there were areas where we needed to be better. It

the warm-up and the physio said there was a little problem with his quad. I spoke to him and he said he would be all right but I asked him if he could do a full

Dodworth Miners Welfare were 2-0 winners at home against Hepworth United. Dodworth are only three points behind the leaders, in fact only four points separate Grimethorpe in seventh place from league leaders Swinton. High Green Villa ended a run of eight league games without a win, with a 4-2 victory over Houghton Main at the M-Tec Stadium. Jubilee Sports were 2-1 winners away against bottom side Frecheville Davys. Interestingly all four of Jubilee’s league wins this season have been by one goal.

Division Two There was just one game in the Second Division, Swinton Athletic Reserves registered a 5-2 win over Bank End AFC at Barnsley Academy School. The win is enough to take Swinton top of Division Two, with a two point lead over previous leaders South Elmsall United Services. first points of the season but Old Boys don’t give in that easy and they were victorious by 4-0 - Finch 2 Weatherall and Dove scoring the goals. East Herringthorpe S&P who are in second place had a good solid win against AFC Dronfield by 4-2 - Machin 2 & Scott 2. Chasemore and Hussain for AFC Joker Over 35s moved up the table after their 5-1 win against Penistone Church - McVeigh 2, Roberts, Bush and Silk. High Green Vets just managed to find a winner in their game against Dronfeld Town,Harwood, Strong, Dixon and Lloyd - Dronfield scorers were Parry, Dann & Millington. Oughtibridge War Memorial just cant get started this season going down with the last kick of the game to Woodhouse West End and it was Maxwell with the vital goal. 45s Division Dronfield Town (Black) were well beaten at home by Mosbrough Trinity by 6-1 - Tyler and Blakemore with doubles and one each for Dawes and Pickering - consolation goal for Dronfield coming from Bradford. Ring Bells are having a rough time, shipping in 17 goals in their last two games, this time it was Wickersley Older Village who took advantage winning by 9-0, Parker 4,Shelley 2,Beverly 2 and Tomlinson 45s Division 2 Hallam 1860 made it three wins out of three when they beat Phoenix Fc by 7-2, Howe 4, Thorpe, Fox and Furniss. Od Edwardians found their scoring boots once again this time against South Kirkby Colliery winning by 5-2, Coddington 2, Sutherland, Bird and Allen. Norfolk Arms travelled to play Plough Vets and came home with the points with a 3-1 win thanks to goals from Holmes,Buxton and Bell. Sheffield Aurora lost at home to Denaby United by 5-2.

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FORESTIERI BACK FOR OWLS Fernando Forestieri will be available for selection on Friday as the Owls make the long trip to Cardiff. The Wednesday ace has served his six-match suspension and moves back into contention for a place in the squad. The 29-year-old played 90 minutes on Sunday for the Under-

23s, as the Owls’ youth side eased to a 5-1 win over ten-man Hull City in the PDL2 clash. Wednesday’s Championship meeting with the Bluebirds at the Cardiff City Stadium will be broadcast live on Sky Sports on Friday (7.45pm). Speaking on Forestieri earlier this

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winning ways for Scotland, and there were also goals from Lawrence Shankland, Stuart Findlay and Stuart Armstrong in the 6-0 win. For Palmer, the San Marino clash at a sodden Hampden

Park was his third senior cap and ﬁrst victory with the Tartan Army. Scotland have two qualifying ﬁxtures remaining in Group I, with a trip to Cyprus on 16 November and a home clash with

Garry Monk said: “He needs to put himself in contention for when he comes back. “He knows what is expected of him, and what’s needed. I had a really good chat with him, was really clear with him, and we want Fernando Forestieri at his best.”

Kazakhstan three days later. But with qualiﬁcation via the group stage now out of reach, Scotland will contest in the play-offs next March for a place at Euro 2020.

Liam Palmer enjoyed a successful Sunday on the international stage with Scotland. The in-form Owls defender stored another 90 minutes for the Scots, who eased to victory in their UEFA Euro 2020 qualiﬁer against San Marino at Hampden Park. A ﬁrst half hat-trick from John McGinn inspired a return to

KEEP PLAYING, KEEP IMPROVING Versatility can be a key component of the modern player’s proﬁle and Dominic Iorfa is currently subscribing to that point of view. The towering defender made an immediate impression for the Owls in the right back berth following his arrival back in January but has elevated his popularity more recently at centre half. Irrespective of his position on the pitch, Iorfa is pleased with his progress in these parts. He said: “First and foremost I want to play games and give

my all for the team. “Regarding my position, this is the ﬁrst time in my career that I’ve had a run of games at centre half and I’m enjoying it. “I played more at right back at Wolves but I feel I’m getting better and better here in the middle. “Like any position, the more you play there the better you will be. “Right now, I want to keep playing, keep improving. We have competition for places all over the team and that’s a healthy place to be for the manager.”

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CARR JOINS ACADEMY STAFF Jack Lester believes the appointment of Rhys Carr as individual development coach will further enhance United’s SteelPhalt Academy. The former Fulham and Bristol City coach joined the Blades last month and United’s academy manager is delighted to have secured the services of Carr. Lester remarked: “As a player, I felt I improved when I was coached in small groups or on speciﬁcs to my own game and how I could effect it. “With that in mind,

this is something I really wanted to add to our coaching structure following my appointment. “By chance, I met Rhys at a conference last year and I loved the detail and his understanding of the game as he demonstrated this role. “This is an emerging role within clubs and Rhys has already done it at ﬁrst-team level at Bristol City, so he will be a great addition to our ranks.” Speaking of his appointment, Carr added: “I’m really excited by this role and I’d like to thank

Jack for giving me this opportunity to join the Blades. “When you are developing players, especially those in the transition phase to the ﬁrst-team, I think it’s important to have someone who is able to focus on working with players individually on what’s going to make them a professional and hopefully a success at senior level. “It’s going to be my focus to work with the players on the grass, reﬁning aspects of their game and reviewing their performances. I’m excited by the players I’ve seen so far.”

Callum Gribbin and Ta’Shae Andall-Gibbons have joined United’s development squad on contracts until the end of the season. Gribbin, formerly of Manchester United, has impressed whilst playing as a trialist for the U23s, whilst highly rated AndallGibbons arrives from Rising Ballers Academy. Speaking of the duo, Academy Manager Jack Lester remarked:

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