I could be playing up the park with my friends to be honest

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Think he's referencing how he feels when playing. In the sense that he isn't fazed by the stick he gets. And it's like he's playing football with his mates. (Blocking out the sound)

That’s exactly how I interpreted it when I heard it earlier – only when I opened this thread did I realise it could be misinterpreted.
 
Not sure on his attitude here.
How else could he respond ¡ all players get stick from time to time it's the ones who go into there she'll that cost you , he's an experienced player and probably able to rise above it .Must be tough though when you can feel a sense of fear creeping into the team,usually generated by the fans , this is where mental strength kicks in ( bottle )let's show that from the stands as well no doubt anxiety spreads to the players
 
Considering his worst two games have been the last two, I'd rather he had a bit more va va voom and a bit more self awareness.

His laid back approach may have worked wonders earlier in the season but it's now 'squeaky bum time' and we need players to step up...
 
He's previously said all the right things about support, highlighting its importance and being honest enough to ask for more from us at home.

From the tone of his interview there I think he's holding back from criticising the supporters and thinks it should be better.
 
His performance in the last 20 against millwall was woefull . There midfield was gliding past him. He and fleck haven't been very good last 2 or 3 games in particular. Do you talking on the football pitch
 
Think he's referencing how he feels when playing. In the sense that he isn't fazed by the stick he gets. And it's like he's playing football with his mates. (Blocking out the sound)
Get out of here with your rational and sensible comments. This week we need to look for any excuse possible to criticise the players that have got us into this position.
 



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Get out of here with your rational and sensible comments. This week we need to look for any excuse possible to criticise the players that have got us into this position.
Haha, I've had my meltdown. And I've had my say on matters regarding automatic promotion. Back to rationality and sensibility
 
There’s always that nagging doubt, that if he was as good as he appears he’d still be at Brighton or Fulham.
 
He is very good (and certainly good enough for top end Championship). Look at our upturn in performances from Norwich home game onwards. However, his game is passing and if the team as a whole are not playing well, then the passing options available to him are reduced. Of all the people to scapegoat, Ollie isn’t one. Always brave in possession, never hides away.
He’s clearly being diplomatic in this interview - holding back from openly criticising the fans (who have undoubtedly contributed to a nervy atmosphere in recent weeks). The players are bound to sense that on the pitch and it will affect their performances. Just as we can have a positive influence when we rally behind them, I’m sure we have a detrimental effect when a nervy, anxious atmosphere is created.
P.s. I don’t blame the fans - the Blades’ pessimism comes from a lifetime of experience and emotional conditioning - good things rarely happen to us - we’d be as deluded as our simpleton neighbours if we believed otherwise However, if anyone can chip away at this notion, it’s Mr Wilder - he’s done a damn good job so far!
 
We must have a higher percentage of grumpy old men than other clubs. Gotta be that.
 
They are a different set of players and the past isn't relevant but our fans will always make them feel like they aren't and it is.

Can't be risking any winning culture properly setting in at good old little old Sheffield United.
 

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