Chris Wilder insists Sheffield United are not feeling sorry for themselves as they look to kick-start their season against Arsenal. The Blades were a revelation last season as they finished ninth on their return to the Premier League but, by Wilder's own admission, the new campaign has not gone to plan so far. Wilder's side are second-bottom of the table after losing all three of their fixtures without a scoring a single goal. The Blades boss feels performances against Wolves, Aston Villa and Leeds have deserved more and he is hoping to get on the board on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium, where his team earned a 1-1 draw last season. "The players understand the situation they are in,...
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