http://www.sofoot.com/on-etait-au-retour-de-sheffield-united-en-championship-446403.html
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Great French Article on Blades return
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We do have some weird fans:
"But for the rest of the season, I do not worry. We have a great coach who is not getting hair implants like Sheffield Wednesday"
"But for the rest of the season, I do not worry. We have a great coach who is not getting hair implants like Sheffield Wednesday"
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" Wilder refreshed the group by replacing certain frames by other players, without transferring any snoring names, and the mayonnaise took."
This my favourite. Thanks Mick!
Also, its so great to be back in the antechamber of the Premier League. Thank God for that new left pole Enda Stevens
This my favourite. Thanks Mick!
Also, its so great to be back in the antechamber of the Premier League. Thank God for that new left pole Enda Stevens
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Bit bored this morning so here you are: - it's a straight translation from google translate - warts and all.
Enjoy.
UTB
ON THE RETURN OF SHEFFIELD UNITED IN CHAMPIONSHIP
After six years of fighting in League One, Sheffield United is finally back in the antechamber of the Premier League. Filled with hope since the arrival of Chris Wilder on the bench, fans of the Blades are expecting a positive season of their team, in the line of the late exercise. The first day of championship is in any case in their direction.
He did not make the racket Friday night, for fear of missing the alarm clock. Living in Manchester for his work, Phil had to get up early this Saturday morning to take a National Express bus to Sheffield, his hometown. This two-hour journey, he realizes it as soon as he can. But on August 5, 2017, he would not have missed it for anything in the world. "Our first game in the Championship since 2011, I was looking forward to it," he smiled. I like to go back to Sheffield. It is an old industrial city but the city center is very welcoming. There are colleges, nice bars and, most of all, the Bramall Lane stadium, which is only a ten minute walk. I can not wait to go back and find the atmosphere of the big games, especially today. I think there's going to be noise. "And for good reason, relegated to League One (3rd Division) at the end of the season 2010-2011, the club took time before finding a division in which it feels in its place. "We have accumulated the wrong choices of coaches and players, analysis Phil. But since last season, a breeze of optimism is blowing in the spans. This is good, because during our period in League One, the atmosphere around the club was often very negative. "
This momentum of freshness coincides with the putting in function of Chris Wilder like manager. Originally from Sheffield, a former Sheffield United player and Sheffield United fan, this former Northampton Town coach has brought fans, leaders and players behind the cause of the club. At the Red Lion, a front-of-the-house ad not to linger, Stuart, Mick and Nyl all agree that Wilder is important to their club's renewal. "He managed to form a group and bring a real team spirit," Mick said. When he arrived last year, we were going out of a rotten season under Nigel Adkins. Wilder refreshed the group by replacing certain frames by other players, without transferring any snoring names, and the mayonnaise took. "The fact that he gave the captain's armband to Billy Sharp, who is a trained guy at the club, also had an impact, especially among the fans," said Nyl. There are no stars at home, but everyone is playing for each other, that is our strength. "
Wednesday's coach capillary implants
Will this group cohesion be enough to save itself in Championship or better, to make a good face? According to fans, the answer is yes. "If we continue on the bases of last season, we can aim at the left column," Mick said. Given our preparation and our six wins in as many games, I do not think we need to worry. "The Brentford Reception, considered one of the good teams of the championship, does not cool the three pals who all predict a Blades win.
With the exception of Chris, came with his son Dean, who sees rather a draw. "1-1," he predicted. It would not be bad because our opponent of the day is strong. But for the rest of the season, I do not worry. We have a great coach who is not getting hair implants like Sheffield Wednesday. "The subject" rivalry "is launched. Some people imagine thus United fans rejoice to relive derbies against their hillside neighbors of Hillsborough. "Not really, draws nevertheless Chris. Why ? Because it's a hell for the team that loses. Do not work on Monday if your club lost during the weekend. And Stuart went on: "I do not think there is such a ferocious rivalry anywhere else in England. The Premier League derbies between the two Manchester or the Merseyside Derby have nothing to do with ours. I think there is only the Old Firm of Glasgow and Ajax-Feyenoord that are getting closer. Do not walk anywhere in town with a scarf from the opposing team at night after a game. The atmosphere is hostile. "
The oldest land in the world
For the first match of the return in Championship, the three acolytes agree that "it will be hot. The 28,000 spectators will make noise. "There's nothing wrong, because it had evaporated a bit in recent years," Chris tipped. Our players did not wet the jersey and the magic of Bramall Lane had disappeared. But since last year, the atmosphere is again of the party. "Considered one of the noisiest stadiums in the UK, Bramall Lane is also one of the oldest. "The oldest," Greg certified, sixty and a Chris Waddle on the head. The very first football club in history, Sheffield FC, moved here before moving to Coach and Horses Ground. "This is actually the first non-academic club in history. But that said, Chris's sayings and his tank top on the shoulders are correct. The arrival of Pelé in 2007, during the 150 years of Sheffield United celebrated in Bramall Lane, is the proof.
"Wednesday f * cked up again! "
When the players enter the field, The Greasy Chip Butty Song may sound. The hymn of the club, which the whole audience resumes in heart, gives as many chills as the Bubbles of West-Ham or You'll Never Walk Alone of Liverpool. It's okay, the kop mouths with all his strength, the match can begin. If the first quarter of an hour is dominated by Brentford, which does not pass far to open the mark, the battle of the stands is largely won by the local fans. And when the visitors finally hear their voices after thirty minutes of play, it is all Bramall Lane who acclaim them ironically. On the pitch, the pole of the new left-hand side of the Blades, Enda Stevens, foamed the spans a little more before Captain Billy Sharp made the red and white army capsize when his ball resumed from the head finds the goal . The half-time is whistled, the opportunity to recover a little calm ... and voice. "It will not last long," says Greg. Here, the tradition is that, if one wins the toss, one attacks towards the kop in the second half. So I hope we will still score. "
Greg's hopes are almost fulfilled when the goals of Clarke and Sharp are canceled early in the second period. Logically? "Do not think so," grins Greg. While Sheffield is resisting London's onslaught, the atmosphere in the spans is getting warmer again when supporters learn Wednesday's defeat at Preston. "Wednesday f * cked up again! The kop intones. At the final whistle, relief and pride win the hearts of the fans. Their team is well back in the antechamber of the Premier League. "If we had a draw, we would have accepted it but with a bit of disappointment," Greg admits. But this victory proves that we make the weight. So it's very positive. David, his companion of the tribune, also goes there of his little comment. "I call this kind of day" a perfect day ": we won and Wednesday lost. For the weekend to be totally successful, Leeds should also lose Sunday. So I'm looking forward to seeing their results tomorrow. "No bowl for David, Leeds won 2-3 on Bolton Field.
Enjoy.
UTB
ON THE RETURN OF SHEFFIELD UNITED IN CHAMPIONSHIP
After six years of fighting in League One, Sheffield United is finally back in the antechamber of the Premier League. Filled with hope since the arrival of Chris Wilder on the bench, fans of the Blades are expecting a positive season of their team, in the line of the late exercise. The first day of championship is in any case in their direction.
He did not make the racket Friday night, for fear of missing the alarm clock. Living in Manchester for his work, Phil had to get up early this Saturday morning to take a National Express bus to Sheffield, his hometown. This two-hour journey, he realizes it as soon as he can. But on August 5, 2017, he would not have missed it for anything in the world. "Our first game in the Championship since 2011, I was looking forward to it," he smiled. I like to go back to Sheffield. It is an old industrial city but the city center is very welcoming. There are colleges, nice bars and, most of all, the Bramall Lane stadium, which is only a ten minute walk. I can not wait to go back and find the atmosphere of the big games, especially today. I think there's going to be noise. "And for good reason, relegated to League One (3rd Division) at the end of the season 2010-2011, the club took time before finding a division in which it feels in its place. "We have accumulated the wrong choices of coaches and players, analysis Phil. But since last season, a breeze of optimism is blowing in the spans. This is good, because during our period in League One, the atmosphere around the club was often very negative. "
This momentum of freshness coincides with the putting in function of Chris Wilder like manager. Originally from Sheffield, a former Sheffield United player and Sheffield United fan, this former Northampton Town coach has brought fans, leaders and players behind the cause of the club. At the Red Lion, a front-of-the-house ad not to linger, Stuart, Mick and Nyl all agree that Wilder is important to their club's renewal. "He managed to form a group and bring a real team spirit," Mick said. When he arrived last year, we were going out of a rotten season under Nigel Adkins. Wilder refreshed the group by replacing certain frames by other players, without transferring any snoring names, and the mayonnaise took. "The fact that he gave the captain's armband to Billy Sharp, who is a trained guy at the club, also had an impact, especially among the fans," said Nyl. There are no stars at home, but everyone is playing for each other, that is our strength. "
Wednesday's coach capillary implants
Will this group cohesion be enough to save itself in Championship or better, to make a good face? According to fans, the answer is yes. "If we continue on the bases of last season, we can aim at the left column," Mick said. Given our preparation and our six wins in as many games, I do not think we need to worry. "The Brentford Reception, considered one of the good teams of the championship, does not cool the three pals who all predict a Blades win.
With the exception of Chris, came with his son Dean, who sees rather a draw. "1-1," he predicted. It would not be bad because our opponent of the day is strong. But for the rest of the season, I do not worry. We have a great coach who is not getting hair implants like Sheffield Wednesday. "The subject" rivalry "is launched. Some people imagine thus United fans rejoice to relive derbies against their hillside neighbors of Hillsborough. "Not really, draws nevertheless Chris. Why ? Because it's a hell for the team that loses. Do not work on Monday if your club lost during the weekend. And Stuart went on: "I do not think there is such a ferocious rivalry anywhere else in England. The Premier League derbies between the two Manchester or the Merseyside Derby have nothing to do with ours. I think there is only the Old Firm of Glasgow and Ajax-Feyenoord that are getting closer. Do not walk anywhere in town with a scarf from the opposing team at night after a game. The atmosphere is hostile. "
The oldest land in the world
For the first match of the return in Championship, the three acolytes agree that "it will be hot. The 28,000 spectators will make noise. "There's nothing wrong, because it had evaporated a bit in recent years," Chris tipped. Our players did not wet the jersey and the magic of Bramall Lane had disappeared. But since last year, the atmosphere is again of the party. "Considered one of the noisiest stadiums in the UK, Bramall Lane is also one of the oldest. "The oldest," Greg certified, sixty and a Chris Waddle on the head. The very first football club in history, Sheffield FC, moved here before moving to Coach and Horses Ground. "This is actually the first non-academic club in history. But that said, Chris's sayings and his tank top on the shoulders are correct. The arrival of Pelé in 2007, during the 150 years of Sheffield United celebrated in Bramall Lane, is the proof.
"Wednesday f * cked up again! "
When the players enter the field, The Greasy Chip Butty Song may sound. The hymn of the club, which the whole audience resumes in heart, gives as many chills as the Bubbles of West-Ham or You'll Never Walk Alone of Liverpool. It's okay, the kop mouths with all his strength, the match can begin. If the first quarter of an hour is dominated by Brentford, which does not pass far to open the mark, the battle of the stands is largely won by the local fans. And when the visitors finally hear their voices after thirty minutes of play, it is all Bramall Lane who acclaim them ironically. On the pitch, the pole of the new left-hand side of the Blades, Enda Stevens, foamed the spans a little more before Captain Billy Sharp made the red and white army capsize when his ball resumed from the head finds the goal . The half-time is whistled, the opportunity to recover a little calm ... and voice. "It will not last long," says Greg. Here, the tradition is that, if one wins the toss, one attacks towards the kop in the second half. So I hope we will still score. "
Greg's hopes are almost fulfilled when the goals of Clarke and Sharp are canceled early in the second period. Logically? "Do not think so," grins Greg. While Sheffield is resisting London's onslaught, the atmosphere in the spans is getting warmer again when supporters learn Wednesday's defeat at Preston. "Wednesday f * cked up again! The kop intones. At the final whistle, relief and pride win the hearts of the fans. Their team is well back in the antechamber of the Premier League. "If we had a draw, we would have accepted it but with a bit of disappointment," Greg admits. But this victory proves that we make the weight. So it's very positive. David, his companion of the tribune, also goes there of his little comment. "I call this kind of day" a perfect day ": we won and Wednesday lost. For the weekend to be totally successful, Leeds should also lose Sunday. So I'm looking forward to seeing their results tomorrow. "No bowl for David, Leeds won 2-3 on Bolton Field.
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Well, I'm hoping we make a good face, too.
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Anyone else want to know what Mick was snorting before kickoff?
ucandomagic
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That was long.
I can certainly feel the breeze of optimism blowing through my spans as I think about the derbies with our hillside neighbours!
Actually, I rather like the phrase our hillside neighbours - makes them sound like the hillbillies that they are - either that or some vermin that lives in a forest up on the hill and sneaks down into the City after dark to rummage in the rubbish skips.
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I can certainly feel the breeze of optimism blowing through my spans as I think about the derbies with our hillside neighbours!
Actually, I rather like the phrase our hillside neighbours - makes them sound like the hillbillies that they are - either that or some vermin that lives in a forest up on the hill and sneaks down into the City after dark to rummage in the rubbish skips.
The Magic is Back
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Good moaning.
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THE FUTURE ... AS IT USED TO BE
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"Ewe fill erp moi sensors
Comme quatre and a bit litres au Trois Monts
Comme ces packet au des Gitanes
Comme une bon pinch de snuff
Comme les reyt nuits au Sheffield
Comme un sandwich des pommes frites des graise
Commes Les Unites de Sheffield
Come remplir moi encore"
Chante, Shoreham!
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Comme quatre and a bit litres au Trois Monts
Comme ces packet au des Gitanes
Comme une bon pinch de snuff
Comme les reyt nuits au Sheffield
Comme un sandwich des pommes frites des graise
Commes Les Unites de Sheffield
Come remplir moi encore"
Chante, Shoreham!
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