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Sheffield United full-back Harrison Burrows received huge praise following the clash with Bristol City.
Chris Wilder’s Sheffield United saw off Bristol City at Bramall Lane, with the Blades recording a 3-0 victory on the night.
Sheffield United recorded a 6-0 win on aggregate across the two legs, a Championship record which the Blades were helped along to smashing after Kieffer Moore helped get their noses in front, whilst goals followed from Gustavo Hamer and Callum O’Hare to put the nail in the Robins’ coffin.
After such a comprehensive victory, it was in fact a player who was unable to get their name on the scoresheet who managed to gain plenty of plaudits from both Sheffield United fans and neutrals.
Sheffield United fans and neutrals agree over ‘incredible’ Harrison Burrows after victory vs Bristol City
In the victory over Bristol City, several players within the Blades ranks shone, but none quite matched the levels that Harrison Burrows showed, notching an assist for Moore’s goal, whilst also delicately stepping over the ball in a decoy, passively setting up O’Hare for his goal.
Sheffield United fans took to social media following the tie, suggesting that he is an ‘incredible footballer’, and one who has been ‘outrageous’ across the two clashes with Bristol City.
Another supporter referred to the Blades full-back as ‘Harrison ”Roberto Carlos” Burrows’, something that was stated after his ‘class’ dummy that helped the ball along to O’Hare for his goal.
Even neutral fans were full of praise for the Sheffield United star, with one saying that ‘
Harrison Burrows at Sheff United is a quality little player’.
Harrison Burrows has immense potential that could see him reach the top
As a 23-year-old, Burrows has been immense for Sheffield United this season, and there is no doubt that he is set for even more in his career.
In his debut Championship season, he has played like a seasoned professional at this level as opposed to someone with very little experience, and much of this comes down to the attacking qualities he has shown in abundance.
Across both legs, Burrows was a constant threat down the left flank, and Wilder has certainly helped get the very best out of him, with the Blades boss giving him the license to move forward, a position in which he certainly thrives.