Sheffield United Football Club is shocked and extremely saddened to learn of the passing of former player, George Baldock.
The defender left the club in the summer after seven years at Bramall Lane and was extremely popular with supporters, staff and team-mates who pulled on a red and white shirt alongside him.
The sincere condolences of everyone associated with Sheffield United are extended to George’s family and friends.
Completely numb. I did George's first outside media interview when he signed for United and we stayed in touch. He couldn't stop talking about the 7k fans at MK that day in 2017. The last message I got: "Let me know if you're ever in Athens and fancy coming to a game." 😢 #sufc
Absolutely sickening news to have to write about George Baldock - not just a top player for United but a gem of a guy too. So desperately sad at the age of just 31, as a father too. Fly high, Starman
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Wimbledon use different development programmes to help shape individuals holistically and ensure young academy players are ready for more in life than just football.
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So if you invite journalists with expertise in a particular subject - rather than former footballers who do little preparation and talk in cliche - to talk about said subject, you actually get useful insight and analysis. Who'd have thought it. James Horncastle superb as always.
“I didn’t leave the house – when I walked to Sainsbury’s, I had to walk back and forget the shop because I couldn’t handle it.”
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