Well done Hecky

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Did what he should have done first week he got the job. Fair play to him though he did well tonight.

To me though that was the kind of performance where the players know the new gaffer is watching.
 
To me though that was the kind of performance where the players know the new gaffer is watching.
That was the first thought I had, they knew who the new manager is & would be watching so left it all out there.

Whatever the reason is was good to see the real Sheffield United, it's been far too long.
 
As unbelievably bad as this season has been we are only 1 point behind Norwich’s points total from last season.

im not sure we’ve played well enough consistently to give him the job but he’s done ok in a no win situation. And in fairness he’s blooded some young lads which can’t be a bad thing.
 
3-4-3 has given us more solidity, and improved our pressing.

3-5-2 has turned into 5-3-2 for us this season. The two strikers have been unable to stop anything and with five players in defence, the three midfielders have had a tough job. Such a shame that Wilder refused to try something different earlier in the season.

In today's 3-4-3 the front three were all doing their bit to prevent Everton getting their passing moves started. Osborn and McGoldrick made it a midfield four at times and this enabled the defence to be more aggressive. In general we looked really up for it and our structure was good. We kept good distances between players and departments and this meant we were in good positions to make interceptions, blocks and last ditch tackles when it was needed.

Getting our defensive organisation right is vital to us. Get that right and we may see attacking benefits, like last season.
 



We saw tonight what has been missing all season, a system change, something bold and new.

Didsy in a free role was the reason we played so well and we actually used possesion of the football well for once, he was outstanding and showed us all tonight what his role will be next season.
 
We saw tonight what has been missing all season, a system change, something bold and new.

Didsy in a free role was the reason we played so well and we actually used possesion of the football well for once, he was outstanding and showed us all tonight what his role will be next season.
Yep, best game he has had in, well ever. Well played didzy..
 
3-4-3 has given us more solidity, and improved our pressing.

3-5-2 has turned into 5-3-2 for us this season. The two strikers have been unable to stop anything and with five players in defence, the three midfielders have had a tough job. Such a shame that Wilder refused to try something different earlier in the season.

In today's 3-4-3 the front three were all doing their bit to prevent Everton getting their passing moves started. Osborn and McGoldrick made it a midfield four at times and this enabled the defence to be more aggressive. In general we looked really up for it and our structure was good. We kept good distances between players and departments and this meant we were in good positions to make interceptions, blocks and last ditch tackles when it was needed.

Getting our defensive organisation right is vital to us. Get that right and we may see attacking benefits, like last season.
Yep, credit to PH for today but it took him long enough to see and try this formation. You were calling for it months ago. Think it helps having a strong tall pacey player to be the central forward.
 
Yep well done hecky and all the lads,one of a few positives of wilder leaving we finally gave a youngster a chance and he took it,wilder wouldn't have played jebbison in a month of Sunday's,finally was it just me or did hecky distance himself away from the job again when asked.
 
Clever management on a number of fronts from Hecky today. He hasn't got everything right since he stepped in but he has tried to change things where he can and, for me, we have played more attractive football under him and tried to keep it on the deck a bit more. I hope he's not the next permanent manager (and I don't think he will be) but he's gone up in my estimation overall.
 
Another full 90 for Didsy too. To say he’s about 57 and was considered injury prone when he’s joined us, he’s been a revelation. And it’s the first time I’ve ever heard Keown liken one of our players to Zidane.
 
Another full 90 for Didsy too. To say he’s about 57 and was considered injury prone when he’s joined us, he’s been a revelation. And it’s the first time I’ve ever heard Keown liken one of our players to Zidane.
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