Nicky Law

Sheffield United

Law was born in Plymouth, Devon. A member of Sheffield United's academy, he was given a squad number despite only being expected to play in the reserves and Under-18's. However, he made his first team debut as a 58th minute substitute for Colin Marrison in the League Cup against Reading on 25 October 2005. A few weeks later, on 16 November 2005, Law signed a two-year contract with the club. One year on, but this on 18 October 2006, Law signed a two-year contract extension which will keep him at Sheffield United until 2009. Law made his Premier League debut for the Blades as a 90th-minute substitute against Newcastle United on 4 November 2006. and made his home league debut as week later, as a substitute against Bolton Wanderers at Bramall Lane the following week. He made four Premier League appearances during the 2006–07 season. Law had to wait until his third senior season to score his first goal for the Blades coming in a second round League Cup tie at MK Dons on 28 August 2007. After his loan spell with Bradford City came to an end, Law played his first match, when he went on as a substitute in the 89th minute, in a 3–0 win over Leicester City. In July 2008, Law then went on a trial with Cheltenham Town.

Yeovil Town

In February 2006, Law joined Yeovil Town on a month's loan, later extended to two months playing six times whilst at Huish Park. Having made six appearances for the club so far, Law had loan extended with Yeovil Town for…

Tampa Bay Rowdies

Following a stint as player-coach for Huntsville City, Law returned to the Tampa Bay Rowdies on 27 July 2023 to serve as the club's head coach for the remainder of the 2023 USL Championship season. The Rowdies had been without a head coach since Neill Collins left to take the manager position at Barnsley on 6 July 2023.

Law represented England at youth international level.

Law revealed that Stuart McCall is the biggest influence on his career and a massive help. His brother Josh Law is also a professional footballer. Nicky grew up in the village of Old Tupton in North East Derbyshire, Tupton Hall is situated about four miles from Chesterfield. Law also studied at Tupton Primary School and Tupton Hall School, during the latter years of his secondary education he was in the Sheffield United academy alongside fellow professional footballer Lloyd Kerry (now of Harrogate Town FC).