‘Get our name right...’ - Sheffield United boss keen to move on from Wrexham “nonsense”

Paul Heckingbottom has described the furore surrounding "respect-gate" following Tuesday night's FA Cup win over Wrexham as "old news", despite hinting at one of the frustrations his side had with the Welsh outfit.

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A war of words developed after the Blades' 3-1 replay victory, with Billy Sharp and Wrexham defender Ben Tozer each accusing the other side of a lack of "respect".

United are understood to have been irked by a tweet from Wrexham's Twitter account which suggested they were eyeing a fifth-round tie with Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur, who will now face United, while Heckingbottom suggested today that Wrexham referring to United as "Sheffield" also caught their attention.

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"I can't believe how it's been portrayed, it's old news now for me to be honest," Heckingbottom said, defending Sharp's emotional outburst after the game as "how he felt".

"That's not Phil [Parkinson] and his players, though. Some people have got a lot to learn in terms of getting our name right but that's not Phil and his players.

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"It's nonsense, it doesn't bother us. We were part of a story and people who aren't interested in football probably jumped all over it.

"We had a job to do and we did it."

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