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How exactly do you cross the line and become a booed former player rather than a former player?

Joining one of your main rivals (Sol Campbell, Ashley Cole etc take note) is obviously a no-no.

But leaving to further your career, for a big hike in wages, to be closer to family, all of the previous?

Will Britt Assombalonga get a good reception when he returns to Nottingham Forest with new club Middlesbrough?

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Nottingham Forest make the one change from the side that lost to Barnsley, with Armand Traore coming into the defence in place of Michael Mancienne, who drops to the bench.

Middlesbroughstart with Britt Assombalonga and Patrick Bamford in attack, but another former Forest player Daniel Ayala is not fit after an ankle problem.

Nottingham Forest XI: Smith, Worrall, Traore, Mills (c), Darikwa, Vaughan, Bouchalakis, Dowell, Osborn, McKay, Murphy.

Middlesbrough XI: Randolph, Christie, Fry, Gibson, Friend, Clayton, Howson, Forshaw, Bamford, Assombalonga, Gestede.

Ipswich make just one change from midweek, Myles Kenlock is in for the injured Luke Chambers.

Brentford boss Dean Smith makes three changes.

Ipswich XI: Bialkowski, Iorfa, Spence, Knudsen, Kenlock, Skuse, Ward, Waghorn, Sears, McGoldrick, Garner.

Brentford XI: Bentley, Colin, Dean, Jozefzoon, Yennaris, Maupay, Watkins, Mokotjo, Sawyers, Dalsgaard, Barbet.

Former Manchester United youngster Josh Harrop makes his first competitive start for Preston, as one of four changes for the hosts, while Reading's only change sees Leandro Bacuno handed his debut.

Preston XI: Maxwell, Pearson, Hugill, Harrop, Johnson, Fisher, Davies, Huntingdon (c), Maguire, Barkhuizen, Earl.

Reading XI: Mannone, Gunter, Blackett, McShane (c), Moore, Bacuna, Kelly, Swift, Barrow, Popa, Clement.

The final whistle blows at Bramall Lane and Billy Sharp's goal for Sheffield United is the difference.

It's a big three points for the Blades. Barnsley still have plenty of problems to address up top.

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The team news from Ashton Gate is nice and simple - both teams are unchanged. Bobby Reid will be looking to add to his four league goals for City, while former Manchester United midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe is on the bench for Millwall.

Bristol City XI: Fielding, Pisano, Baker, Wright, Bryan, Brownhill, K.Smith, Pack, Paterson, Reid, Diedhiou.

Millwall XI: Archer, McLaughlin, Meredith, Hutchinson, Williams, Gregory, Wallace, Webster, Morison, O'Brien, Saville.

Wolves are unchanged, while Cardiff - who make two changes - have new signing Omar Bogle on the bench.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Miranda, Coady (c), Boly, Doherty, Saiss, Neves, Douglas, Enobakhare, Bonatini, Jota.

Cardiff XI: Etheridge, Peltier, Bamba, Morrison (c), Richards, Gunnarsson, Ralls, Damour, Mendez-Laing, Hoilett, Zohore.

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They're into the final five minutes at Bramall Lane.

Barnsley have only had the one shot on target still.

That was the problem many fans envisaged this season and it's come to light today.

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Barnsley are pushing here.

Brad Potts fires wide for the visitors, before substitute Mamadou Thiam's effort is blocked.

They're into the final 10 at Bramall Lane.

It's 2 o'clock folks - how did that happen?!

Team news for the 3pm kick-offs is beginning to filter through - we'll bring you all the Championship line-ups shortly as well as the conclusion from Bramall Lane.

Also, I'd like to welcome Owen Phillips and Tom Garry who are going to be helping out for the next few hours.

It means I can finally make a brew!

Goalscorer Billy Sharp's game is done with 15 minutes left.

The striker is replaced by Ched Evans.

Can Barnsley sneak an equaliser from somewhere? The evidence so far suggests not.

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Salutations to you all wherever you are around the world, from Yorkshire to Yemen.

The Blades go so close to a second.

Enda Stevens' cross is poked towards goal by substitute David Brooks, keeper Adam Davies pushes it away superbly and the ball strikes the upright.

That could and probably should have been game over.

Rob Francis: Scrappy, niggly, a bit dull? Take your pick. How about embarrassing? Barnsley are shocking

Yep, plenty for Tykes boss Paul Heckingbottom to think about in this final 20 minutes Rob.

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That's better!

Brad Potts heads over for Barnsley from a corner, before goalscorer Billy Sharp races down the other end and sends a low effort wide.

Chances at both ends - lovely.

Another booking. Shock!

This time Sheffield United's John Fleck is shown yellow for a lunge on Matty Pearson.

Scrappy, niggly, a bit dull? Take your pick.

Richard Chatterton: Watching text updates of Sheffield United v Barnsley from my adopted city of Vienna. Come on Blades!

Vienna, Sheffield... Two similar cities in so many ways, eh Richard!

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Goodness me it's niggly out there.

Free-kicks left, right and centre and no real pattern to the game in the opening 10 minutes of the second half.

It's got all the passion of a derby match, but little quality.

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Yep, it's still a rather tasty affair between these two south Yorkshire rivals.

Barnsley's Matty Pearson goes in late on Mark Duffy and referee Tim Robinson reaches for the yellow card.

If you've had a cheeky bet on booking points in this one, you could well be quids in soon.