'I'm working with what I've got' - Wilder
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder praised his 'committed' players after they beat Bolton Wanderers to secure their first win of the season.
Sheffield United manager Neil Wilder expressed satisfaction with his team's performance after securing a victory against Bolton on deadline day. Despite losing playmaker Callum O'Hare to Wrexham, Wilder commended his players, stating they are "a proper committed group" who demonstrated resilience and determination throughout the match.
The manager highlighted the team's ability to recover from setbacks, noting how they responded positively to both goals conceded by conceding the first goal in the opening minute and then equalizing immediately. Wilder also praised goalkeeper Michael Cooper, recognizing his outstanding performance today, which earned him the title of the best goalkeeper in the division two years ago.
The Blades boss acknowledged the team's injury concerns at the top of the pitch, with Ryan One and Tahith Chong currently sidelined, but emphasized the importance of working with the available resources.
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