Sheffield United v Millwall
Official matchday publication of Sheffield United Football Club Up The Blades | Issue 01 Sheffield United v Millwall | EFL Championship Saturday 6th August, 2022 | Bramall Lane
Official matchday publication of Sheffield United Football Club
Up The Blades | Issue 01
Sheffield United v Millwall | EFL Championship
Saturday 6th August, 2022 | Bramall Lane
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HOLE NEW BALL GAME A WHOLE NEW BALL GAME A WHOLE NEW BALL GA<br />
62 UTB<br />
WHAT HAPPENED<br />
ELSEWHERE<br />
THE STATE OF PLAY…<br />
The big news in the build up<br />
to the new campaign was the<br />
birth of the Premier League.<br />
The breakaway competition<br />
included a new broadcasting<br />
deal with Sky, which included<br />
live games, whilst the BBC would<br />
show highlights. Meanwhile,<br />
transfer fees were on the rise<br />
with Alan Shearer moving from<br />
Southampton to Blackburn for<br />
a new British record of £3.5m.<br />
Other big money moves saw<br />
Dean Saunders join Aston Villa<br />
from Liverpool, John Jensen<br />
move from Brondby to Arsenal,<br />
David Rocastle from Arsenal<br />
to Leeds whilst Dion Dublin<br />
swapped life at Cambridge for<br />
Manchester <strong>United</strong>.<br />
⊲ Mark Robins celebrates Norwich’s<br />
comeback win over Arsenal<br />
SHEFFIELD UNITED vs MILLWALL<br />
1992-93<br />
During this particular week back in 1992-93,<br />
how did the rest of the Premier League get on?<br />
We look back on what happened elsewhere…<br />
— SATURDAY 15th AUGUST —<br />
HEADLINE ACT…<br />
It is fair to say Mike Walker’s Norwich were a team which didn’t stand out from the<br />
crowd at the start of the campaign, but they received many an admiring glance after<br />
the opening weekend. The Canaries were 2-0 down at half-time at Highbury after<br />
goals from Steve Bould and Kevin Campbell had Arsenal in control. Norwich though<br />
produced a stunning fightback when goals from Mark Robins (2), David Phillips and<br />
Ruel Fox bagged Walker’s side an eye-catching 4-2 win against a side who had won<br />
the league just two years before.