Wilder: “We don't try to write off at one nil; we try to go for two or three.”

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder stated ahead of Tuesday's match against Preston North End that rival Championship teams view the Blades as a decent footballing side. Wilder emphasized that his team actively tries to build on leads rather than settling for narrow margins as they pursue their first back-to-back victories of the season.
The Blades face a Preston side currently sitting at the bottom of the Championship with the division's worst attacking and defensive records. Wilder acknowledged the competitive nature of the league, pointing out the challenge of balancing high performance with consistent results without an extended rebuilding period.
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