Sheffield United sit 15th in the table after an underwhelming start, but Billy Sharp backs Chris Wilder to turn things around.

Sheffield United legend Billy Sharp has publicly supported manager Chris Wilder following a difficult start to the 2026/27 Championship campaign. Speaking on BBC Radio Sheffield, the retired striker defended Wilder amid criticism from sections of the fanbase and urged current squad members to take more responsibility on the pitch. The Blades currently sit 15th in the Championship table after losing three of their last four league matches.
The writer argues that Wilder remains vital for stability at Bramall Lane amid lingering ownership issues. Sheffield United have taken 12 points from their opening 10 matches, winning three, drawing three, and losing four. While the club maintains a strong defensive and set-piece record, underlying metrics highlight serious attacking concerns, including a league-low 159 touches in the opposition penalty area.
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