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Sheffield United

  1. 'Managers with freedom will succeed' - Holloway on sticking with bosses

    Only once in the past 10 years have we waited until the new year before the first managerial sacking in the Premier League. So with no bosses getting the boot so far in 2023-24, what is going on?

    Former Blackpool and Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway tells The Football News Show that teams coming up with a distinctive style is contributing to the low attrition rate and adds why he believes longevity is beneficial for all clubs.

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  3. Jagielka announces retirement

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    Former Sheffield United defender Phil Jagielka has announced his retirement from football at the age of 41.

    The Englishman, who played for Stoke as recently as last season, played for the Blades for seven years, as well as making 40 appearances for England.

    “All good things come to an end and after just over 800 appearances my playing career is done," Jagielka said on Instagram.

    “Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine I would get to play football at the highest level for some amazing clubs as well as my country.

    “It’s been an absolute honour to step onto the grass for every match and I have so many people to thank for that.

    "I would like to thank every player, manager, coach, member of staff and fan who has played their part in my long football journey. I'll be forever grateful for your "

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