Sunday Jun 16 | Newsday
Unsworth a candidate for Kilmarnock
Sheffield United have given permission to Kilmarnock to speak to their coach David Unsworth about the vacant manager's position at Rugby Park.
Weir eyeing backroom additions
Sheffield United manager David Weir is hoping to add some new faces to the current coaching set-up at Bramall Lane.
Everton coach Weir favourite for Sheffield United post
Former Scotland international and Everton defender David Weir is expected to land his first job in senior management within the next 24 hours, says BBC Sport .
David Weir takes over as Sheffield United boss
JOSE MOURINHO will hold summit talks with John Terry next week to decide if he has a future at Chelsea.
Everton legend David Weir poised to land first managerial job at Sheffield United
Weir is currently Everton's reserve team manager and was interviewed for David Moyes' old job ahead of Roberto Martinez being appointed at Goodison.
Clubs circling Danny Grainger after Hearts exit
The 26-year-old has been invited to do pre-season training with United, although that may need to be ratified once a new manager is appointed at Bramall Lane.
Football - Blades 'flabbergasted' by a
Sheffield United chief executive Julian Winter said he was "flabbergasted" by recent comments made about the club by Australian coach Graham Arnold.
SUFC Former defender latest to be linked
Former Sheffield United defender Robert Page is the latest name to be linked with the vacant manager`s position at Bramall Lane.
Stuart McCall 'staying at Motherwell'
MOTHERWELL manager Stuart McCall has chosen to stay at Fir Park following talks with Sheffield United, according to reports last night.
McCall turns down Sheffield United move to stay with Motherwell
The former Blades player and coach held discussions with the npower League One side during the week as they search for a permanent successor to Danny Wilson, who lost his job last month before caretaker Chris Morgan took charge of their unsuccessful play-off campaign.
RUFC - Pen Pics - Claude Davis
Jamaican born Claude began his footballing career in his home country with Portmore United before having a trial with Preston North End and signing a deal with them in the summer of 2003.
The 48-year-old recently signed a new two-year contract and has consistently declared his satisfaction with working at Fir Park, turning down initial approaches from the likes of Burnley and Blackburn last season.