Sheffield United told to ‘just go and get’ controversial Ruben Selles replacement already

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It’s three games into the season and Sheffield United fans are already done with Ruben Selles.

The Blades are yet to win a game this season after being hammered by Bristol City, losing to Birmingham City in the Carabao Cup and then suffered a 1-0 loss away to Swansea City.

Some fans have already called for Selles to be sacked and the atmosphere at Bramall Lane is at risk of becoming more and more volatile.

In a bid to name some potential options if the Sheffield United hierarchy to decide to pull the trigger, one surprising name has cropped up.

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Sheffield United fans want Danny Rohl to replace Ruben Selles

Danny Rohl left Sheffield Wednesday on the eve of the Championship season and has been out of work since then.

Rohl was linked with a whole host of clubs but never moved, and is now biding his time, waiting for the right job to come.

The German punched above his weight with Wednesday, steering them away from relegation in both campaigns.

Crossing the divide from Hillsborough to Bramall Lane is something that wouldn’t go down well in most situations, however, some Blades fans think Rohl is the right man to replace him.

@updemblades24 said: “Just go and get Danny Rohl whilst he’s still available.”

@bladedave1889 added: “Will get slated for it again but it’s time to turn to the bloke who wud have took us up last season. Go and get Danny Rohl.”

@JJacques26x commented: “I want Danny Rohl.”

Danny Rohl to Sheffield United is almost impossible

Despite leaving Wednesday under a cloud, it’s impossible to imagine Rohl moving to their city rival.

Neil Warnock admitted he considered joining the Owls to get revenge on Sheffield United for his dismissal, but this is very different.

The 36-year-old sees himself as someone who can move upwards and may have his eye on Bundesliga, maybe even Premier League jobs.

Rohl to Bramall Lane feels like a pipe dream, and it’s hard to see it being anything more than that.