Coca Cola Championship 2009-10

August
  8 Middlesbrough  (A)
15 Watford             (H)
18 Leicester           (H)
22 Reading             (A)
29 West Brom        (H)
September
12 Derby               (A)
15 Coventry          (A)
19 Sheff Wed       (H)
26 Swansea         (A)
29 Ipswich         (H)
October
  3 Doncaster       (H)
17 Scunthorpe     (A)
20 Blackpool      (A)
24 Cardiff             (H)
31 Newcastle     (H)
November
  7 Barnsley          (A)
21 Peterborough (H)
28 Bristol City        (A)
December
  5 Plymouth        (A)
  8 Nottm Forest  (H)
12 Crystal Palace  (H)
19 QPR                 (A)
26 Leicester           (A)
28 Preston             (H)
January
  9 Watford           (A)
16 Middlesbrough  (H)
26 Reading             (H)
30 West Brom        (A)
February
  6 Derby               (H)
  9 Preston             (A)
13 Bristol City        (H)
16 Nottm Forest    (A)
20 Peterborough   (A)
27 Plymouth           (H)
March
  6 Crystal Palace   (A)
13 QPR                 (H)
16 Blackpool           (H)
20 Doncaster       (A)
23 Cardiff             (A)
27 Scunthorpe       (H)
April
  3 Barnsley         (H)
  5 Newcastle      (A)
10 Coventry        (H)
17 Sheff Wed       (A)
24 Swansea         (H)
May
  2 Ipswich          (A)

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Brief History

Sheffield United Football Club emblem is said to have been designed by former player Jimmy Hagan . They have the nickname The Blades due to Sheffield's worldwide reputation of steel production. The emblem was first used for the 1977-78 season, replacing the city's coat of arms that had been used since 1966.

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Manager - Kevin Blackwell