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Soooooo no broken leg right?81st min and he’s just played a lovely ball over the top for O’Hare and then taken the resulting corner
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Soooooo no broken leg right?81st min and he’s just played a lovely ball over the top for O’Hare and then taken the resulting corner
Ah so not as bad as what fans are saying online then?
This was what I saw and apparently he was clapping the fans afterwards by himselfNothing happened.
How much Bier have you had ???This was what I saw and apparently he was clapping the fans afterwards by himself
Sick bastards I'd call em!!I think some of our younger fans think it’s funny to suggest someone has a career defining injury just as a joke
Only posting what I’d seen, Wanting others views too hence why posting hereHow much Bier have you had ???
I think some of our younger fans think it’s funny to suggest someone has a career defining injury just as a joke
When you refer to “deficit “ is that a sum that the club owes or the gap between income and expenditure in the current financial year ?PSG have owners who are among the richest in the world & they operate in a completely different financial universe to most clubs.
Dortmund will no doubt look back and wish they hadn’t let Lewandowski leave on a free, but at the time they weren’t facing financial pressure. They’d signed him for next to nothing compared to what a top striker usually costs, so the risk felt manageable.
We don’t have that luxury. If you’re £10k into your personal overdraft, regularly speaking to the bank about financial issues, and someone offers you £2–3k to clear part of that debt, it’s something you have to seriously consider.
Reports suggest a £35m deficit and money owed to The Prince. So the question becomes simple: do you roll the dice on promotion, knowing the odds are slim or do you sell? As fans, of course we want him to stay. So do I. I’ll be gutted to see him in another shirt in the next week or so. But this is the reality of supporting Sheffield United.
I thought Chris had got a half and half shirt on there for a minute![]()
So what are you saying that he might have a broken leg ?81st min and he’s just played a lovely ball over the top for O’Hare and then taken the resulting corner
We can’t rule it outSo what are you saying that he might have a broken leg ?![]()
I don’t know what they’ve said, I can only comment on what I saw right after your post… Reight ball to O’Hare. Shite corner.Ah so not as bad as what fans are saying online then?
Hull being beaten to a signing by Real Madrid was a bit of a surreal moment thoughNever mind Coventry…Hull are a lot worse and they’ve not signed anyone of note either. They’ll both be coming straight back down, you’d think with Ipswich.
Interesting quote:![]()
Gus Hamer ‘open’ to Coventry return as favourite faces Sheffield United fans
Coventry City transfer news from CoventryLive as Hamer addresses Sheffield United fans in Germanywww.coventrytelegraph.net
Doesn't take Alan Turing to decode what Wilder means from his post match comments. We are expecting him to leave.
Yea, he definitely didn't like being asked the questions did he.You can tell by how frosty he is during that presser regarding transfers.
Doesn't feel backed.You can tell by how frosty he is during that presser regarding transfers.
Doesn't feel backed.
Lacking creativity.
Lacking defensive solidarity.
Needs to sell his only creativity to instil some solidarity. Thrilling.
Yea, he definitely didn't like being asked the questions did he.
He sort of alluded that to get two centre halves in, it would need a player to leave..
Doesn't take Alan Turing to decode what Wilder means from his post match comments. We are expecting him to leave.
Whilst, pragmatically, I'm almost there with you in terms of this thinking and planning, emotionally I want him to stay and spitefully I want him to go anywhere but Cov just to spoil their joy.On the assumption Hamer won't sign a new contract under any circumstances, I think it probably would be the right thing to move him on provided the funds (no less than £7/8m) can be used.
I don't think we're in a top 2 fight this year, so we have to take a longer term business decision on it.
It'll be a shame to see him go, but - like with Berge - I'm surprised he's been here as long as he has.
I think his general shape is enough to spoil their joy in a very competitive premier leagueWhilst, pragmatically, I'm almost there with you in terms of this thinking and planning, emotionally I want him to stay and spitefully I want him to go anywhere but Cov just to spoil their joy.
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