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ChrisDysonHT said:
A Promising Season Ahead for Sheffield United:

As we stand on the cusp of a new Championship season, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of optimism and excitement surrounding Sheffield United. With several strategic new signings bolstering the squad, our hopes and aspirations have never been higher. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the promising new dawn this season brings.

The addition of Harrison Burrows, Kieffer Moore, Callum O’Hare, Jamie Shackleton, Sam McCallum, and the prospective signing of Plymouth’s stalwart goalkeeper, Michael Cooper, signals a time of rejuvenation and potential for our beloved Blades. These key acquisitions are set to bring a blend of youthful vigor, experience, and depth to our lineup. Each new face offers distinct attributes that seamlessly align with our team’s ethos and ambitions.

Harrison Burrows, with his keen sense of playmaking, and Kieffer Moore, a formidable presence upfront, will undoubtedly inject fresh energy into our attacking capabilities. Callum O’Hare’s versatility and Jamie Shackleton’s tenacity in midfield and cover in defence will enhance our tactical flexibility (when recovered from his knee injury) , while Sam McCallum’s defensive prowess will add stability at the back. Negotiations with Chelsea’s promising Alfie Gilchrist will be another brilliant addition to heighten expectations. Leaving just a highly-rated right back as the final jigsaw piece.

Our defense has always been the bedrock of our success, and the potential acquisition of Michael Cooper could prove pivotal. Known for his composure and shot-stopping abilities, Cooper will bring an added layer of security between the posts. Coupled with the experience and leadership of our seasoned players like Anal and Gus, we are set to form a robust defensive unit capable of withstanding the rigors of the Championship. Keeping these two are essential unless £40m comes into the coffers.

While it is difficult to bid farewell to stalwarts like Norwood, Basham, Egan, and Baldock (and Bogle to some extent), we must embrace change as an avenue for growth. Their legacy at Bramall Lane will forever be etched in our hearts, and their contributions have set a solid foundation for the new recruits to build upon. Their dedication has been an inspiration, and they will be fondly remembered.

Reflecting on the potential sale of Vinícius de Souza for £20m (which I would love), it is imperative to see this as a strategic move. Reinvesting this significant sum into acquiring a top goal scorer can propel us further towards our goal of a Top 2 finish. This tactical foresight demonstrates our commitment to long-term success and competitive edge.

It's sad to lose a player with huge potential like Will Osula, but with no takeover as yet, £15m for a player (with probably a 20% sell on fee) is a deal that is just too good to turn down. Who knows how good he will be.

As we look ahead, the blend of experienced campaigners and promising new talents creates a balanced and formidable squad. The strategic vision under Chris Wilder’s stewardship augments our belief and confidence. Wilder’s track record speaks volumes; his ability to gel multimodal talents into a cohesive unit is unparalleled outside the PL.

The optimism is not merely founded on paper; it extends to the palpable energy buzzing around Bramall Lane. The synergy between the management, players, and passionate fans fuels our shared goal. Each match stands as a testament to resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence.

So as we embark on this new season, buoyed by promising new signings and strategic foresight, our aspirations are clear – a Top 3 finish is within our grasp, Top 2 and Top is not out of the question. United, we stand with renewed hope and unwavering trust in Wilder’s leadership. Here’s to a season brimming with thrilling performances, unwavering support, and the unyielding spirit of Sheffield United. In Wilder, we trust.

COME ON YOU BLADES! (I won't take any offence for negative replies... I will just carry on sipping my Pina Colada by the pool)
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Sorry, can't read all that, I have a short attention span.
 

ChrisDysonHT said:
A Promising Season Ahead for Sheffield United:

As we stand on the cusp of a new Championship season, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of optimism and excitement surrounding Sheffield United. With several strategic new signings bolstering the squad, our hopes and aspirations have never been higher. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the promising new dawn this season brings.

The addition of Harrison Burrows, Kieffer Moore, Callum O’Hare, Jamie Shackleton, Sam McCallum, and the prospective signing of Plymouth’s stalwart goalkeeper, Michael Cooper, signals a time of rejuvenation and potential for our beloved Blades. These key acquisitions are set to bring a blend of youthful vigor, experience, and depth to our lineup. Each new face offers distinct attributes that seamlessly align with our team’s ethos and ambitions.

Harrison Burrows, with his keen sense of playmaking, and Kieffer Moore, a formidable presence upfront, will undoubtedly inject fresh energy into our attacking capabilities. Callum O’Hare’s versatility and Jamie Shackleton’s tenacity in midfield and cover in defence will enhance our tactical flexibility (when recovered from his knee injury) , while Sam McCallum’s defensive prowess will add stability at the back. Negotiations with Chelsea’s promising Alfie Gilchrist will be another brilliant addition to heighten expectations. Leaving just a highly-rated right back as the final jigsaw piece.

Our defense has always been the bedrock of our success, and the potential acquisition of Michael Cooper could prove pivotal. Known for his composure and shot-stopping abilities, Cooper will bring an added layer of security between the posts. Coupled with the experience and leadership of our seasoned players like Anal and Gus, we are set to form a robust defensive unit capable of withstanding the rigors of the Championship. Keeping these two are essential unless £40m comes into the coffers.

While it is difficult to bid farewell to stalwarts like Norwood, Basham, Egan, and Baldock (and Bogle to some extent), we must embrace change as an avenue for growth. Their legacy at Bramall Lane will forever be etched in our hearts, and their contributions have set a solid foundation for the new recruits to build upon. Their dedication has been an inspiration, and they will be fondly remembered.

Reflecting on the potential sale of Vinícius de Souza for £20m (which I would love), it is imperative to see this as a strategic move. Reinvesting this significant sum into acquiring a top goal scorer can propel us further towards our goal of a Top 2 finish. This tactical foresight demonstrates our commitment to long-term success and competitive edge.

It's sad to lose a player with huge potential like Will Osula, but with no takeover as yet, £15m for a player (with probably a 20% sell on fee) is a deal that is just too good to turn down. Who knows how good he will be.

As we look ahead, the blend of experienced campaigners and promising new talents creates a balanced and formidable squad. The strategic vision under Chris Wilder’s stewardship augments our belief and confidence. Wilder’s track record speaks volumes; his ability to gel multimodal talents into a cohesive unit is unparalleled outside the PL.

The optimism is not merely founded on paper; it extends to the palpable energy buzzing around Bramall Lane. The synergy between the management, players, and passionate fans fuels our shared goal. Each match stands as a testament to resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence.

So as we embark on this new season, buoyed by promising new signings and strategic foresight, our aspirations are clear – a Top 3 finish is within our grasp, Top 2 and Top is not out of the question. United, we stand with renewed hope and unwavering trust in Wilder’s leadership. Here’s to a season brimming with thrilling performances, unwavering support, and the unyielding spirit of Sheffield United. In Wilder, we trust.

COME ON YOU BLADES! (I won't take any offence for negative replies... I will just carry on sipping my Pina Colada by the pool)
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I’m with you - never in doubt
 
Colombia Blade said:
Yes for me I agree that's his best position in that formation, but if we don't sell Souza I think he probably plays, and if he does that means Hamer higher up the pitch (which to be fair a lot of our fans argue is where we see him at his best)

(That team is making the best of our currently available players - in an ideal world we'd do what you say with Souza being sold, O'Hare in the 10, Hamer next to Arblaster and we sign two wingers - that's my dream team, but you have to make do with what you've got!)
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I certainly get where you're coming from.

You also know your other players much better than myself. You're in for a right treat this season if you manage to keep Hamer. But he will run the midfield. He can spot a 30 yard pass and deliver it perfectly just like he can take on half a team and go past them all. If you play him too far forward you lose most of his effectiveness. He will score more from 20 yards or more than from close up. His lack of height doesn't help.
 
Bladezz said:
We are attacking players away from playoffs.

From 7th to 1st there’s so much that can happen in between that determines this.
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And defensive. And a keeper too. Oh and cover in midfield but apart from that....
 
ChrisDysonHT said:
A Promising Season Ahead for Sheffield United:

As we stand on the cusp of a new Championship season, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of optimism and excitement surrounding Sheffield United. With several strategic new signings bolstering the squad, our hopes and aspirations have never been higher. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the promising new dawn this season brings.

The addition of Harrison Burrows, Kieffer Moore, Callum O’Hare, Jamie Shackleton, Sam McCallum, and the prospective signing of Plymouth’s stalwart goalkeeper, Michael Cooper, signals a time of rejuvenation and potential for our beloved Blades. These key acquisitions are set to bring a blend of youthful vigor, experience, and depth to our lineup. Each new face offers distinct attributes that seamlessly align with our team’s ethos and ambitions.

Harrison Burrows, with his keen sense of playmaking, and Kieffer Moore, a formidable presence upfront, will undoubtedly inject fresh energy into our attacking capabilities. Callum O’Hare’s versatility and Jamie Shackleton’s tenacity in midfield and cover in defence will enhance our tactical flexibility (when recovered from his knee injury) , while Sam McCallum’s defensive prowess will add stability at the back. Negotiations with Chelsea’s promising Alfie Gilchrist will be another brilliant addition to heighten expectations. Leaving just a highly-rated right back as the final jigsaw piece.

Our defense has always been the bedrock of our success, and the potential acquisition of Michael Cooper could prove pivotal. Known for his composure and shot-stopping abilities, Cooper will bring an added layer of security between the posts. Coupled with the experience and leadership of our seasoned players like Anal and Gus, we are set to form a robust defensive unit capable of withstanding the rigors of the Championship. Keeping these two are essential unless £40m comes into the coffers.

While it is difficult to bid farewell to stalwarts like Norwood, Basham, Egan, and Baldock (and Bogle to some extent), we must embrace change as an avenue for growth. Their legacy at Bramall Lane will forever be etched in our hearts, and their contributions have set a solid foundation for the new recruits to build upon. Their dedication has been an inspiration, and they will be fondly remembered.

Reflecting on the potential sale of Vinícius de Souza for £20m (which I would love), it is imperative to see this as a strategic move. Reinvesting this significant sum into acquiring a top goal scorer can propel us further towards our goal of a Top 2 finish. This tactical foresight demonstrates our commitment to long-term success and competitive edge.

It's sad to lose a player with huge potential like Will Osula, but with no takeover as yet, £15m for a player (with probably a 20% sell on fee) is a deal that is just too good to turn down. Who knows how good he will be.

As we look ahead, the blend of experienced campaigners and promising new talents creates a balanced and formidable squad. The strategic vision under Chris Wilder’s stewardship augments our belief and confidence. Wilder’s track record speaks volumes; his ability to gel multimodal talents into a cohesive unit is unparalleled outside the PL.

The optimism is not merely founded on paper; it extends to the palpable energy buzzing around Bramall Lane. The synergy between the management, players, and passionate fans fuels our shared goal. Each match stands as a testament to resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence.

So as we embark on this new season, buoyed by promising new signings and strategic foresight, our aspirations are clear – a Top 3 finish is within our grasp, Top 2 and Top is not out of the question. United, we stand with renewed hope and unwavering trust in Wilder’s leadership. Here’s to a season brimming with thrilling performances, unwavering support, and the unyielding spirit of Sheffield United. In Wilder, we trust.

COME ON YOU BLADES! (I won't take any offence for negative replies... I will just carry on sipping my Pina Colada by the pool)
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2/10. Not believable as a human
 
I think we're going to do well this season. I reckon we'll bag one of the play-off places.

We've got rid of a lot of the dross, the not good enough and most of the don't want to be here mob. We've added some very, very nice acquisitions and kept hold of most of our best youngsters.

Swerve the morbidly depressed on here and hit the ignore button for the known Morons, else you'll end up slitting your wrists.

This is a good time to be a Blade!

Looking forward to Friday night, then off on my hols to Turkey for 3 weeks.
 

Some folks need a reality check.

How many other Championship clubs have multi million pounds assets at their disposal!?

What price a midfield of 3 from 4 out of Vini, Blaster, Gus, Cal ??

£50m ?????

Get a few key positions sorted in the next 4 weeks and we will have a squad, on paper at least, more than capable of being competitive at this level.

No guarantees. But I’d confidently predict a top 6 finish regardless of the shit show going on behind the scenes !!

UTB
 
If we sign a competent goalkeeper I’m firmly in the ‘we’ve got a decent first 11 but not much depth camp’.

I don’t think we’ve got enough goals in the squad to be serious promotion contenders but loan signings may address this in the coming weeks.

We’re hopelessly ill prepared for the start of the season (again) but the Championship is more forgiving so we may be afforded a few weeks grace.

Hopefully someone at the club pulls their finger out and we sign:

GK, RB, CB, Forward x 2

We really can’t afford to be selling Hamer either, sell Anel and Souza if we need money.
 
DronnieBlade said:
Some folks need a reality check.

How many other Championship clubs have multi million pounds assets at their disposal!?

What price a midfield of 3 from 4 out of Vini, Blaster, Gus, Cal ??

£50m ?????

Get a few key positions sorted in the next 4 weeks and we will have a squad, on paper at least, more than capable of being competitive at this level.

No guarantees. But I’d confidently predict a top 6 finish regardless of the shit show going on behind the scenes !!

UTB
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Closer to £70m in my opinion. A midfield 4 that will be excellent at this level.
 
ChrisDysonHT said:
A Promising Season Ahead for Sheffield United:

As we stand on the cusp of a new Championship season, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of optimism and excitement surrounding Sheffield United. With several strategic new signings bolstering the squad, our hopes and aspirations have never been higher. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the promising new dawn this season brings.

The addition of Harrison Burrows, Kieffer Moore, Callum O’Hare, Jamie Shackleton, Sam McCallum, and the prospective signing of Plymouth’s stalwart goalkeeper, Michael Cooper, signals a time of rejuvenation and potential for our beloved Blades. These key acquisitions are set to bring a blend of youthful vigor, experience, and depth to our lineup. Each new face offers distinct attributes that seamlessly align with our team’s ethos and ambitions.

Harrison Burrows, with his keen sense of playmaking, and Kieffer Moore, a formidable presence upfront, will undoubtedly inject fresh energy into our attacking capabilities. Callum O’Hare’s versatility and Jamie Shackleton’s tenacity in midfield and cover in defence will enhance our tactical flexibility (when recovered from his knee injury) , while Sam McCallum’s defensive prowess will add stability at the back. Negotiations with Chelsea’s promising Alfie Gilchrist will be another brilliant addition to heighten expectations. Leaving just a highly-rated right back as the final jigsaw piece.

Our defense has always been the bedrock of our success, and the potential acquisition of Michael Cooper could prove pivotal. Known for his composure and shot-stopping abilities, Cooper will bring an added layer of security between the posts. Coupled with the experience and leadership of our seasoned players like Anal and Gus, we are set to form a robust defensive unit capable of withstanding the rigors of the Championship. Keeping these two are essential unless £40m comes into the coffers.

While it is difficult to bid farewell to stalwarts like Norwood, Basham, Egan, and Baldock (and Bogle to some extent), we must embrace change as an avenue for growth. Their legacy at Bramall Lane will forever be etched in our hearts, and their contributions have set a solid foundation for the new recruits to build upon. Their dedication has been an inspiration, and they will be fondly remembered.

Reflecting on the potential sale of Vinícius de Souza for £20m (which I would love), it is imperative to see this as a strategic move. Reinvesting this significant sum into acquiring a top goal scorer can propel us further towards our goal of a Top 2 finish. This tactical foresight demonstrates our commitment to long-term success and competitive edge.

It's sad to lose a player with huge potential like Will Osula, but with no takeover as yet, £15m for a player (with probably a 20% sell on fee) is a deal that is just too good to turn down. Who knows how good he will be.

As we look ahead, the blend of experienced campaigners and promising new talents creates a balanced and formidable squad. The strategic vision under Chris Wilder’s stewardship augments our belief and confidence. Wilder’s track record speaks volumes; his ability to gel multimodal talents into a cohesive unit is unparalleled outside the PL.

The optimism is not merely founded on paper; it extends to the palpable energy buzzing around Bramall Lane. The synergy between the management, players, and passionate fans fuels our shared goal. Each match stands as a testament to resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence.

So as we embark on this new season, buoyed by promising new signings and strategic foresight, our aspirations are clear – a Top 3 finish is within our grasp, Top 2 and Top is not out of the question. United, we stand with renewed hope and unwavering trust in Wilder’s leadership. Here’s to a season brimming with thrilling performances, unwavering support, and the unyielding spirit of Sheffield United. In Wilder, we trust.

COME ON YOU BLADES! (I won't take any offence for negative replies... I will just carry on sipping my Pina Colada by the pool)
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Certainly cautious optimism.

If Chris can get over the line the 3 or 4 he needs, including Gilchrist then the squad looks cohesive and it does make you realise that however brutal the culling of the older guard, that it was a necessary act and the wage bill also looks in control with a more youthful look to the squad overall with nobody in there hanging on for one last ride.
 
I can assure you that it's very possible not to feel a sense of optimism and excitement regarding Sheff Utd right now. The summers incomings simply don't compensate for the summers outgoings.

We might be in better shape by the end of the transfer window, but will have likeky dropped a chunk of points by then.
 
The first 11 is definitely capable of promotion but the midfield all need to be chipping in with a good few goals. A new goalkeeper is a must as is a solid organiser in defence.
Players like Brooks might shine in this division after struggling in The Premier League and maybe someone like Hampson or Marsh might step up.
I certainly can’t see many other teams in this division as strong as our first team.
Cautiously optimistic.
 
ChrisDysonHT said:
A Promising Season Ahead for Sheffield United:

As we stand on the cusp of a new Championship season, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of optimism and excitement surrounding Sheffield United. With several strategic new signings bolstering the squad, our hopes and aspirations have never been higher. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the promising new dawn this season brings.

The addition of Harrison Burrows, Kieffer Moore, Callum O’Hare, Jamie Shackleton, Sam McCallum, and the prospective signing of Plymouth’s stalwart goalkeeper, Michael Cooper, signals a time of rejuvenation and potential for our beloved Blades. These key acquisitions are set to bring a blend of youthful vigor, experience, and depth to our lineup. Each new face offers distinct attributes that seamlessly align with our team’s ethos and ambitions.

Harrison Burrows, with his keen sense of playmaking, and Kieffer Moore, a formidable presence upfront, will undoubtedly inject fresh energy into our attacking capabilities. Callum O’Hare’s versatility and Jamie Shackleton’s tenacity in midfield and cover in defence will enhance our tactical flexibility (when recovered from his knee injury) , while Sam McCallum’s defensive prowess will add stability at the back. Negotiations with Chelsea’s promising Alfie Gilchrist will be another brilliant addition to heighten expectations. Leaving just a highly-rated right back as the final jigsaw piece.

Our defense has always been the bedrock of our success, and the potential acquisition of Michael Cooper could prove pivotal. Known for his composure and shot-stopping abilities, Cooper will bring an added layer of security between the posts. Coupled with the experience and leadership of our seasoned players like Anal and Gus, we are set to form a robust defensive unit capable of withstanding the rigors of the Championship. Keeping these two are essential unless £40m comes into the coffers.

While it is difficult to bid farewell to stalwarts like Norwood, Basham, Egan, and Baldock (and Bogle to some extent), we must embrace change as an avenue for growth. Their legacy at Bramall Lane will forever be etched in our hearts, and their contributions have set a solid foundation for the new recruits to build upon. Their dedication has been an inspiration, and they will be fondly remembered.

Reflecting on the potential sale of Vinícius de Souza for £20m (which I would love), it is imperative to see this as a strategic move. Reinvesting this significant sum into acquiring a top goal scorer can propel us further towards our goal of a Top 2 finish. This tactical foresight demonstrates our commitment to long-term success and competitive edge.

It's sad to lose a player with huge potential like Will Osula, but with no takeover as yet, £15m for a player (with probably a 20% sell on fee) is a deal that is just too good to turn down. Who knows how good he will be.

As we look ahead, the blend of experienced campaigners and promising new talents creates a balanced and formidable squad. The strategic vision under Chris Wilder’s stewardship augments our belief and confidence. Wilder’s track record speaks volumes; his ability to gel multimodal talents into a cohesive unit is unparalleled outside the PL.

The optimism is not merely founded on paper; it extends to the palpable energy buzzing around Bramall Lane. The synergy between the management, players, and passionate fans fuels our shared goal. Each match stands as a testament to resilience, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence.

So as we embark on this new season, buoyed by promising new signings and strategic foresight, our aspirations are clear – a Top 3 finish is within our grasp, Top 2 and Top is not out of the question. United, we stand with renewed hope and unwavering trust in Wilder’s leadership. Here’s to a season brimming with thrilling performances, unwavering support, and the unyielding spirit of Sheffield United. In Wilder, we trust.

COME ON YOU BLADES! (I won't take any offence for negative replies... I will just carry on sipping my Pina Colada by the pool)
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Somehow made it sound like a LinkedIn post
 
Bladezz said:
We are attacking players away from playoffs.

From 7th to 1st there’s so much that can happen in between that determines this.
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we are weeks away from the transfer deadline

The 2024 summer transfer window promises to be another busy period. Most leagues in Europe opened their windows on July 1, while the general deadline for closing is slightly earlier than usual -- on Friday, Aug. 30, which gives us 24 days to get some in

think Wilder thinks some of our young guns might save us a lot of cash by fittng the bill
 
blade too long said:
we are weeks away from the transfer deadline

The 2024 summer transfer window promises to be another busy period. Most leagues in Europe opened their windows on July 1, while the general deadline for closing is slightly earlier than usual -- on Friday, Aug. 30, which gives us 24 days to get some in

think Wilder thinks some of our young guns might save us a lot of cash by fittng the bill
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He did an interview yesterday or day before saying that maybe 1 or 2 of the young ones will be involved in bit part next season. Seemed incredibly happy with the youngsters and was very positive.

Think players like Peck and Seriki will be involved in parts for sure.
 

DronnieBlade said:
Some folks need a reality check.

How many other Championship clubs have multi million pounds assets at their disposal!?

What price a midfield of 3 from 4 out of Vini, Blaster, Gus, Cal ??

£50m ?????

Get a few key positions sorted in the next 4 weeks and we will have a squad, on paper at least, more than capable of being competitive at this level.

No guarantees. But I’d confidently predict a top 6 finish regardless of the shit show going on behind the scenes !!

UTB
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O'Hare?

He has never been sold before. We got him for free after he run his contract out even though he was out injured for nearly 2 years. Then you got him for free after he run his next contract out with us.

He would walk into most sides at our level. But it depends which player you get.

Get the player pre injuries and he will get you out of your seats then moaning how he missed yet another open goal. Post injury and after a contract? Top player for the Championship
 
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