Paddy Kenny is a name we known to Walsall fans. Porky Paddy is one of the best time wasters in the business, and isn't a bad goalkeeper either. Kenny has featured 30 times for the Blades this season. He recently broke in to the Irish national squad.

Paul Merson is the man carrying the hopes and expectations of Walsall fans on his shoulders. He has said he will be playing this weekend. It's time for Merse to hit top form and lead the Saddlers to First Division safety. He is overdue a first team goal.  

Robert Page has just made his 100th league start for the Blades. The commanding center half has been a central figure in Neil Warnock's plans since his arrival in September 2001. The Walsall forwards will have to tough task on Saturday.  

Jimmy Walker is carrying a groin injury.  Whenever we need a result or top performance from the team we can always look to Whakka to set an example. He hasn't trained all week. Fans will be preying his fit for Saturdays game.   

Jack Lester is Sheffield born and bred. He made his name with Grimsby and Forest and joined the Blades  in July 2003. Lester has failed to score in his last 6 game. He is a man in need of a goal. His dip in form has coincided with United's.  

Jermaine McSporran was handed his first start at Norwich last weekend. The versatile front man seems keen to impress. If he uses his attributes in the right way he has the potential to become a big hit with the Walsall fans.