Source: Daily_Mail
Sheffield United set to appoint Micky Adams
Micky Adams is expected to be unveiled as the new Sheffield United boss after being offered a huge salary increase.[LNB]He held talks in Sheffield on Thursday morning and he could be confirmedlater in the day.[LNB]Adams is understood to be paid just £65,000 a year at Port Vale where he has relaunched his career in the last 19 months after winning promotions with Fulham, Brighton and Leicester.[LNB] [caption[LNB]If he gets the nod ahead of Phil Brown, Paul Hart and Brentford's Andy Scott, Adams can expect around four times his current salary.[LNB]He has been interviewed twice by the Blades board and his current pay seems to make a mockery of Vale's threatened £500,000 compensation claim.[LNB]Settling with the League Two promotion-seekers is unlikely to prove a stumbling block, although United appear to be sticking to their plan of delaying an appointment until the New Year.[LNB] The 2010/11 managerial merry-go-round: Darren Ferguson and Brian Laws join casualty list on same dayHart set to be named Sheffield United manager after O'Driscoll snubSean O'Driscoll underlines commitment to Doncaster with public snub of Sheffield UnitedDoncaster give O'Driscoll permission to open talks with Sheffield United [LNB] Explore more:Places: Fulham, Brighton
