Harry souttar

[LBA_Blade]

It’s not the Asian cup qualifiers, it’s the Asian cup. Runs for a month from early January in Saudi Arabia. Souttar will be out from at least a fortnight before it starts until Australia get knocked out (and they are very likely to make the knockout stage).

Yeah thanks for that info just looked into it Iraq, Singapore and Tajikistan in their group so you would think they should qualify from that.

 

[Manwell Pablo]

Hes more than likely going to go where the money is best and where he thinks he will play. West Ham and Wrexham will both pay him more than we will and they will both have more money in their transfer kitty. The only way he comes to us is if he really wants to, will accept lower wages and tries to force Leicester to accept a lower fee.

Yeah we won’t accept a lower fee because he asks us to I’d get that idea out your head.

We will sell to the highest bidder they won’t let him dictate where he goes they are far too arrogant to allow that.

 

[Manwell Pablo]

Bottom line is, if West Ham are willing to stump up the readies and he’s happy with his role there that’s where he will end up. Imo

 

[Mario1889]

They are the biggest club outside the parachute sides now

They might be the richest club outside the parachute sides but nobody is going to convince me that Wrexham are even half as big as us.

 

[Frank the tank]

They might be the richest club outside the parachute sides but nobody is going to convince me that Wrexham are even half as big as us.

Depends what your criteria is
Financially they blow us out the water

 

[LudlamBlade]

Relatively mate yes but don’t see you buying him.

To be fair you're probably right, he's about 6 years too young for us

 

[Pittsburg Blade]

Depends what your criteria is
Financially they blow us out the water

Not just financially. They are light years ahead in almost every other criteria.
Their global recognition is huge now.

 

[FTPE]

Not just financially. They are light years ahead in almost every other criteria.
Their global recognition is huge now.

Name another 2.

So you've got financially, because of the Canadians.
And, global recognition, because of the Canadians.

What else are they lightyear ahead with?

 

[Frank the tank]

Name another 2.

So you've got financially, because of the Canadians.
And, global recognition, because of the Canadians.

What else are they lightyear ahead with?

The roads ?

 

[elgoog44]

Name another 2.

So you've got financially, because of the Canadians.
And, global recognition, because of the Canadians.

What else are they lightyear ahead with?

they are now not just a local and country wide brand they are a global brand, thanks to the Disney bollocks which to be fair was very well done, they are now recognised globally something we are not.

they will in the next few years reach the Prem and take that branding further, while they have those two at the helm they will continue to grow as a brand and be recognised the world over.

we on the other hand struggle year on year financially we never seem to be in a great place no matter what the owner does and the last time we graced the Prem we stunk the place out and it was not great, certainly nothing to help build a wider following unless they love the underdog.

we all love Sheff U but a wider audience does not really give two f**ks about us, until we can get in the prem and stay in the prem for at least a few years we will just be little old plucky Sheff U, i don't mind that but financially it will not help us.

 

[FTPE]

they are now not just a local and country wide brand they are a global brand, thanks to the Disney bollocks which to be fair was very well done, they are now recognised globally something we are not.

they will in the next few years reach the Prem and take that branding further, while they have those two at the helm they will continue to grow as a brand and be recognised the world over.

we on the other hand struggle year on year financially we never seem to be in a great place no matter what the owner does and the last time we graced the Prem we stunk the place out and it was not great, certainly nothing to help build a wider following unless they love the underdog.

we all love Sheff U but a wider audience does not really give two f**ks about us, until we can get in the prem and stay in the prem for at least a few years we will just be little old plucky Sheff U, i don't mind that but financially it will not help us.

I dont care about the wider audience. Not only do I not think 99% of Americans could name what soccer team Ryan Reynolds owns anyway.. but even less will know who Brentford, Brighton, Bournemouth and Fulham.
They've got to make it up in the next couple of years I think before the whole thing goes pop. They cant maintain this, and the Canadians won't stick around forever.

 

[Varkanoid]

Not just financially. They are light years ahead in almost every other criteria.
Their global recognition is huge now.

They have still only got 3 stands and they do not sell the quality food produce that we have on BLUT

 

[FriethBlade]

Yeah we won’t accept a lower fee because he asks us to I’d get that idea out your head.

We will sell to the highest bidder they won’t let him dictate where he goes they are far too arrogant to allow that.

If he says he's staying unless he comes to us and you don't want his wages on your wage bill as u r staring at another points deduction then you might well accept a lower fee. Otherwise u have an unhappy player earning 30+k a week and not putting a shift in. Contracts work both ways and my guess sisnu desperately need to clear some big earners off your wage bill.

Ps is Choudhury still at your place earning massive wages?

 

[Guesty]

Name another 2.

So you've got financially, because of the Canadians.
And, global recognition, because of the Canadians.

What else are they lightyear ahead with?

One of them is American. That doesn't change anything, I just wanted to point it out.

 

[Greasy Chap Butty]

Not just financially. They are light years ahead in almost every other criteria.
Their global recognition is huge now.

In the same way Sidemen are one of the world's biggest clubs, and KSi biggest footballers.

 

[Blades1971]

they are now not just a local and country wide brand they are a global brand, thanks to the Disney bollocks which to be fair was very well done, they are now recognised globally something we are not.

they will in the next few years reach the Prem and take that branding further, while they have those two at the helm they will continue to grow as a brand and be recognised the world over.

we on the other hand struggle year on year financially we never seem to be in a great place no matter what the owner does and the last time we graced the Prem we stunk the place out and it was not great, certainly nothing to help build a wider following unless they love the underdog.

we all love Sheff U but a wider audience does not really give two f**ks about us, until we can get in the prem and stay in the prem for at least a few years we will just be little old plucky Sheff U, i don't mind that but financially it will not help us.

This with Wrexham will all come to an end.The minute the momentum goes, so will the Yanks and Canadians. 100%

 

[Bell4]

They have still only got 3 stands and they do not sell the quality food produce that we have on BLUT

I’ve been to their ground and I can honestly say that their front of house customer service executives aren’t a patch on ours .

 

[The Crab]

Depends what your criteria is
Financially they blow us out the water

I fucking loath them but what can’t speak can’t lie

 

[Pittsburg Blade]

Name another 2.

So you've got financially, because of the Canadians.
And, global recognition, because of the Canadians.

What else are they lightyear ahead with?

Planning and imagination.

 

[Tom Bott]

They might be the richest club outside the parachute sides but nobody is going to convince me that Wrexham are even half as big as us.

The UK's National Health Service (NHS) is indeed the largest employer in Europe and one of the largest workforces in the world, with total staff numbers across the UK exceeding 2 million people in the public sector.

I've been offered a job there, though it involves a huge cut in salary.

But I love the NHS and it's massive so how could I refuse?

 

[Pittsburg Blade]

they are now not just a local and country wide brand they are a global brand, thanks to the Disney bollocks which to be fair was very well done, they are now recognised globally something we are not.

they will in the next few years reach the Prem and take that branding further, while they have those two at the helm they will continue to grow as a brand and be recognised the world over.

we on the other hand struggle year on year financially we never seem to be in a great place no matter what the owner does and the last time we graced the Prem we stunk the place out and it was not great, certainly nothing to help build a wider following unless they love the underdog.

we all love Sheff U but a wider audience does not really give two f**ks about us, until we can get in the prem and stay in the prem for at least a few years we will just be little old plucky Sheff U, i don't mind that but financially it will not help us.

Very well put
.
Global recognition gets you pre-season games against Liverpool, Man U, Leeds and Sunderland

Local recognition pits you against Uddersfield, Chezzie and Rovrum.

Wrexham are pulling in £millions which is having the knock on effect of revitalizing the entire city.

 

[Edgar Allan Poo]

they are now not just a local and country wide brand they are a global brand, thanks to the Disney bollocks which to be fair was very well done, they are now recognised globally something we are not.

they will in the next few years reach the Prem and take that branding further, while they have those two at the helm they will continue to grow as a brand and be recognised the world over.

we on the other hand struggle year on year financially we never seem to be in a great place no matter what the owner does and the last time we graced the Prem we stunk the place out and it was not great, certainly nothing to help build a wider following unless they love the underdog.

we all love Sheff U but a wider audience does not really give two f**ks about us, until we can get in the prem and stay in the prem for at least a few years we will just be little old plucky Sheff U, i don't mind that but financially it will not help us.

Wait till they all see the new away shirt!

 

[LBA_Blade]

Very well put
.
Global recognition gets you pre-season games against Liverpool, Man U, Leeds and Sunderland

Local recognition pits you against Uddersfield, Chezzie and Rovrum.

Wrexham are pulling in £millions which is having the knock on effect of revitalizing the entire city.

The Man United game was in Helsinki, the week after I left there (my dad lives in Northern Finland) all tickets for under €80 had sold out and most of the rest at €150 had sold out for Man United Vs Wrexham

 

[jt64]

I dont care about the wider audience. Not only do I not think 99% of Americans could name what soccer team Ryan Reynolds owns anyway.. but even less will know who Brentford, Brighton, Bournemouth and Fulham.
They've got to make it up in the next couple of years I think before the whole thing goes pop. They cant maintain this, and the Canadians won't stick around forever.

You really have no idea how big football, and the Wrexham documentary, are in the US

 

[Harrisblade]

they are now not just a local and country wide brand they are a global brand, thanks to the Disney bollocks which to be fair was very well done, they are now recognised globally something we are not.

they will in the next few years reach the Prem and take that branding further, while they have those two at the helm they will continue to grow as a brand and be recognised the world over.

we on the other hand struggle year on year financially we never seem to be in a great place no matter what the owner does and the last time we graced the Prem we stunk the place out and it was not great, certainly nothing to help build a wider following unless they love the underdog.

we all love Sheff U but a wider audience does not really give two f**ks about us, until we can get in the prem and stay in the prem for at least a few years we will just be little old plucky Sheff U, i don't mind that but financially it will not help us.

But what football benefit does 'world wide' (?) recognition bring to Wrexham - are Harry Kane, Mbappe and Haaland about to hammer at their door to sign on?

 

[Frank the tank]

But what football benefit does 'world wide' (?) recognition bring to Wrexham - are Harry Kane, Mbappe and Haaland about to hammer at their door to sign on?

The two actors are just figureheads now they were bought out by an investment firm a couple of years ago and have revenue streams and income to match most premier league clubs ( minus the TV money )
They will grow exponentially,who knows how far they could go

 

[Greasy Chap Butty]

Very well put
.
Global recognition gets you pre-season games against Liverpool, Man U, Leeds and Sunderland

Local recognition pits you against Uddersfield, Chezzie and Rovrum.

Wrexham are pulling in £millions which is having the knock on effect of revitalizing the entire city.

No-one doubts they are benefitting hugely from it.
However, it is through luck rather than judgement. Also the disney fairytale can easily end as quickly as it began.
There won't be 92 different football series on Disney. Netflix etc

 

[FTPE]

You really have no idea how big football, and the Wrexham documentary, are in the US

I honestly have no idea if you're joking or not.

I purley know the Miami Dolphins because on Ace Ventura somone nicked their mascot..
Me knowing that/them has offered nothing towards their successes or finances

 

[Gin&Juice]

I demand 10 more cryptic Sheffield Star articles, behind a paywall and written by our very own Henry Winter, Danny Boy.

Few potential headlines.

Could Chris Wilder’s recent comments have Blades fan’s ears pricking?

Harry Soutter’s manager at Leicester has died, and what it means for Sheffield United.

Wilder to play a “Wild-Dingo” Card in his pursuit of former man.

I’ve written 234 books about the 2016/17 season, what lessons can we learn from my many books about team spirt and Harry Souttar?

 

[Bassett Style]

They have still only got 3 stands and they do not sell the quality food produce that we have on BLUT