
Sheffield United without the rose-tinted glasses, presented by a professional journalist and Blades season ticket holder for the last 55 years. No nonsense, no adverts, but hopefully a balanced and fact-based take on all things Blades. You can listen to all episodes by going to our website viewfromthejohnstreet.com There you can also read all the latest written posts.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerFootballSports | |||

Someone has at last asked the question: why was Alan Knill pushed out of Sheffield United? Chief executive Stephen Bettis’s answer—that it was a “collective decision” to bring in younger coaches—has only deepened the mystery. Was this really about fr... more
Something is not right backstage at Bramall Lane. For the first time, manager Chris Wilder often appears at a loss to explain his team's inconsistency and unpredictability, instead putting it down to "individual errors". In short they have no identit... more
Sheffield United’s start to the season has gone from frustrating to concerning. A cruel late defeat by Wolves and a damaging loss at Stoke were bad enough, but the Carabao Cup humiliation at League Two Fleetwood exposed something far more serious: a ... more
Another summer transfer window, another meltdown at Sheffield United. Callum O’Hare joined Wrexham on the last day of activity, leaving manager Chris Wilder short of the club’s main creative spark. With Gus Hamer and Andre Brooks already sold, the Bl... more
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder is being hung out to dry by his American employers. Steven Rosen and Helmy Eltoukhy have plunged the club into an investigation, which could result in a points deduction, by their refusal to pay the agreed sum to... more
The new Championship season is here but Sheffield United kick-off against Birmingham City amid concern among supporters. Not least a lack of transfer activity following the departures of big players, Gus Hamer and Andre Brooks.. Then there is the clu... more
Gus Hamer, Sheffield United's best player, is almost certainly leaving Bramall Lane. The expected destination is Frank Lampard's Coventry City, newly promoted to the Premier League. But few, if any Blades fans, would begrudge him wanting to step up a... more
Chris Wilder's much anticipated summer rebuild is on a slow burn. At the time of recording, two players have been signed, excluding Jairo Riedewald who was released and then offered a new deal 45 days later. Explain that one. The additions, 19-year-o... more
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This show centers on Sheffield United with a no-nonsense, fact-based critique drawn from a journalist's perspective and long-standing fan view. Across episodes, discussions frequently hinge on team performance, managerial decisions, ownership and governance, transfer strategies, and the emotional landscape surrounding the club and its supporters. Notable threads include the impact of managerial changes, the January transfer window, contract negotiations, and the balance between club ambitions and financial realities. A standout characteristic is the willingness to challenge owners and management while keeping a grounded, fan-informed lens on on-pitch results and squad dynamics, making it potentially valuable for listeners who want blunt, da... more
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