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<\/p>\nChris Wilder is poised to make a stunning return to Sheffield United – having convinced the club he's a changed man. <\/p>\n
Wilder is set to replace Paul Heckingbottom, who was axed in the wake of Saturday's 5-0 drubbing at relegation rivals Burnley. The Blades were at the bottom of the Premier League with just 14 points when Wilder was let go in March 2021, having fallen out with almost everyone at Bramall Lane. <\/p>\n
Blades owner Prince Abdullah and his board had lost patience with Wilder's combative style and were particularly unhappy with his transfer policy. Prince Abdullah first considered bringing Wilder back in September, assured that he has mellowed since his departure. However, he decided to stick with Heckingbottom as results improved before the last international break.<\/p>\n
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But a 3-1 home defeat to Bournemouth changed everything as fans turned on Heckingbottom. After the crushing defeat to Burnley, it became clear that a change was needed, leading to Wilder's return, reports the Mirror.<\/p>\n
Wilder, 56, who has been jobless since his departure from Watford, remains a fan favourite and Prince Abdullah is keen to keep the supporters happy. The Saudi believes appointing Wilder will win over the fans ahead of his first challenging home game against Liverpool on Wednesday night.<\/p>\n
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Wilder previously led the Blades from League One to ninth in the Premier League in 2020 before things took a turn for the worse at Bramall Lane the following season. Heckingbottom, 46, sensed his time was up after Saturday's defeat at Turf Moor and held his head high as he left Bramall Lane yesterday.<\/p>\n
The ex-Leeds, Barnsley and Hibernian boss is the first Premier League manager to be sacked this season. He stepped in after Slavisa Jokanovic's short-lived reign just over two years ago and led the Blades to the play-offs. Despite financial constraints, Heckingbottom guided them to automatic promotion last season.<\/p>\n
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He oversaw the sale of the club's top players – Sander Berge and Iliman Ndiaye – last summer to avoid losing them for free next year when their contracts expired. He claimed his struggles were due to the club's poor financial decisions in not extending their deals and securing their value.<\/p>\n
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