Jayden Bogle – CaughtOffside

Englishman set to undergo medical at Leeds today as deal is agreed

Andrew Walker — Sat, 20 Jul 2024 12:09:24 +0000

Leeds United are closing in on another summer signing.

According to recent reports, the Whites, having already signed Joe Rodon, Alex Cairns and Joe Rothwell, are making progress in a deal to sign Jayden Bogle from Sheffield United.

That’s according to the Telegraph’s John Percy, who has reported the two Championship clubs have agreed to a deal worth £5 million.

Leeds have agreed a £5m deal with Sheffield United for defender Jayden Bogle. Medical this morning ahead of a move to Elland Road #lufc #sufc

— John Percy (@JPercyTelegraph) July 20, 2024

Englishman has told friends he wants Leeds move

Magnus Eriksen — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 11:22:37 +0000

Sheffield United right-back Jayden Bogle is reportedly keen on a transfer to Leeds United this summer after the Yorkshire club’s failed efforts to sign him so far.

According to reports, Bogle is a top target for Leeds, who have had two bids turned down for the English defender so far, though he’s told friends he’d be keen to get the chance to move to Elland Road.

Leeds could try again for Bogle, whose future at Sheffield United seems far from certain as he’s in the final year of his contract with the Blades, meaning they surely need to consider cashing in on him now for the right price.

On the other hand, after having two offers rejected, and knowing that the player wants to join them, Leeds might well feel it’s worth biding their time and aiming to agree a deal for next season instead.

(Video) Andre Onana flaps as Jayden Bogle opens scoring & stuns Old Trafford

Andrew Walker — Wed, 24 Apr 2024 19:41:25 +0000

Manchester United have fallen behind against bottom-of-the-table Sheffield United.

The Red Devils, hosting Chris Wilder’s Blades, are looking to prove last weekend’s abysmal performance against Championship side Coventry City was a one-off.

Video: Bogle with an instant response to level the score against Chelsea

Mehdi Gokal — Sun, 07 Apr 2024 17:33:37 +0000

Sheffield United has swiftly responded to Chelsea’s opener with an equaliser.

In a beautiful sequence of play, Hamer dissects the Chelsea defense with a precise pass, finding Bogle.

Initially considering a pass across the face of goal, Bogle instead opts to exploit a gap at the near post, delivering an accurate strike that beats Petrovic.

It’s a lovely equaliser. Watch below:

??????? Goal: Jayden Bogle | Sheffield United 1-1 Chelseapic.twitter.com/xX6DHZo0qL

— FootColic ?? (@FootColic) April 7, 2024

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Keith Hackett column: Give refs a blue card to help Premier League concussion confusion

Keith Hackett — Mon, 05 Apr 2021 10:21:53 +0000

It’s no surprise to me that clubs are still unaware of the protocols regarding head injuries during games.

We saw a prime example of this during the Leeds Utd v Sheffield Utd game this past weekend.

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There was a great deal of confusion when George Baldock of Sheffield United received treatment for a head injury.

I thought that this was an ideal opportunity to make use of the concussion substitute so that the appropriate tests could be carried out by a doctor.

Leeds didn’t take advantage of the same at the time, and the player continued for a further 11 minutes before being replaced.

Former Premier League and FIFA referee Keith Hackett is a columnist for CaughtOffside.com

In the same game, Sheffield Utd immediately substituted Jayden Bogle when he suffered a head injury.

Clubs clearly have a duty of care towards their employees and for me this is an area where absolutely no risks should be taken.

Finally, to improve the communication by referees, I would like to see the introduction of a third coloured card – say blue or green – that informs everyone that a concussion substitution is taking place, because it’s not always that obvious.

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The scenes during the Cadiz v Valencia game were sad indeed, and when an incident of this nature takes place, the referee should be joined by representatives of both teams and a representative of the league if one is in attendance.

This is usually an appointed Match Delegate. The stadium controller and the Match Commander will also be involved in the meeting.

In pre-match planning, a meeting room is always organised and available in special circumstances, and they may be following the appropriate protocols laid down by the Spanish league and the Federation.

In normal pre-Covid 19 conditions, the safety of supporters and their conduct will be considered.

If the game is abandoned, then the safe egress from the stadium for the supporters must be planned. eg gates opened, transport etc.

What will happen from this point is Valencia’s walk off will be considered a special incident and it will be reported and investigated thoroughly.

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The fact that the game was resumed will normally have meant that the circumstances have been carefully considered by the special group of people in the stadium at the time, and the referee will act on their advice.

Clearly, we’ll hear much more about it over the coming days, but it isn’t a good look for Spanish football.

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Video: Frank Lampard’s Derby County denied victory by comical late own goal by Jayden Bogle

Mark Brus — Sun, 28 Oct 2018 09:27:37 +0000

Frank Lampard has made a pretty good start to life in management, but his Derby County side were rather cruelly denied victory against Middlesbrough yesterday.

Lamps will be learning by now that no matter how good your tactical preparation and team talk might be, there are some things managers just can’t control.

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Watch the video below as Jayden Bogle takes a rather unique approach to defending by simply rifling the ball past his own goalkeeper.

If this had been at the other end it would have been a very tasty finish, so he can perhaps take that as some consolation…maybe not.

Beautiful own goal from Bogle of Derby ??? pic.twitter.com/D10hzC6lre

— Steve ????????????????????? (@QPRSteve1982) October 27, 2018

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