​“I’m Not Daft” – Blades Boss Hits Back At Frustrations Among Bramall Lane FaithfulSheffield United return to Championship action on Saturday afternoon when they welcome newly promoted Lincoln City to Bramall Lane, with Chris Wilder’s side desperate to get their season back on track following a difficult start.The Blades head into the fixture on the back of three consecutive defeats in all competitions, all by a single goal, leaving Wilder under increasing pressure to find a solution to his side’s early-season struggles.United’s most recent setback came away at Stoke City before the international break. Kalvin Phillips appeared to have given the visitors a platform to take something from the contest when he scored a spectacular long-range free-kick, but Mark Robins’ side responded with two outstanding strikes from distance late in the game to claim all three points.The three-week international break has provided an opportunity for Wilder to work with his squad and address some of the issues that have contributed to United’s disappointing start.Tom Shaw’s side sit 12th in the Championship table and have won two of their last three matches. Both victories came away from home, with Lincoln recording consecutive 1-0 wins to demonstrate their ability to grind out results on their travels.United will be wary of the threat posed by the Imps, who will view a trip to Bramall Lane as an opportunity to capitalise on the pressure surrounding their opponents.Sheffield United Team NewsWilder will be relieved to have several players moving closer to a return to contention after a frustrating period of injuries and fitness concerns.Tahith Chong could be handed a starting role after using the international break to improve his match sharpness with Curaçao. The winger’s potential return to the starting eleven would provide United with another attacking option as they look to inject greater energy and creativity into their play.Sam McCallum, Ryan Oné and Femi Seriki have also benefited from the extended break, giving the Blades hope that they will have more options available for the visit of Lincoln.Wilder Understands Supporters’ FrustrationsSHEFFIELD, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 13: Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder during the Sky Bet Championship 2026/27 match between Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers at Bramall Lane on September 13, 2026 in Sheffield, England. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images)Wilder has acknowledged the negative mood surrounding Sheffield United, admitting that he is unhappy with the criticism directed towards the club but understands that it comes with the territory of football management.The Blades boss is well aware of the scrutiny that accompanies a poor run of results, especially at a club where expectations remain high. However, he believes the current situation needs to be viewed in the wider context of the changes made to the squad and the work required to integrate new arrivals.Speaking ahead of Sat