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Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has admitted he has found the job of turning the club’s fortunes around harder than he had expected.
Wilder returned to the club in September, three months after being sacked and replaced by Ruben Selles.
Selles lost all six of his competitive games in charge and Wilder, who takes his side to Steel City rivals Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday, has lost six of 10 since coming back in.
“It’s been a tough period for everyone, most importantly the supporters,” he told BBC Radio Sheffield.
“I’ve been disappointed in the results. The performances, from a data point of view, have been pretty good.
“It’s a mixed group, there are players that I have inherited and there…
