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I remember watching us beat Palace 3-2 in a pulsating away match in 2005. The away end was packed and i was right down at the front. The ball went out near me for a throw in and as Morrison trotted over a fan near me said 'Has your mum smacked anyone lately, Morrison?'. Morrison briefly went...

You must wonder why you do it sometimes judging by the comments! Thanks very much for doing these videos - they're very insightful and good to watch.

Had no sense of excitement today because we had so little chance of winning. Very little sense of disappointment now. Sad, really.

We have been punching above our weight this season and still are. To even be in with a shout of the Prem League is great for a club like us.

We have done fantastically well this season. It does feel like we've hit the wall but there are some big clubs in this league and we will be punching above our weight wherever we finish.

What a depressing thread. Wilder put the pride back in the club and gave us 4 great years out of 5.

hi Stu, I live in Killinghall and our boozers have all shut! Work in town. You?

Fair comments overall. Thought the support was decent.

I live in Harrogate and would definitely be up for meeting fellow Blades.

Such a tough situation. All our strikers are good. But none look good enough to get 12 to 15 goals in the Prem, which is what you need. A Prem striker costs £50m plus, which is beyond us. So Wilder has to pull a rabbit out the hat. The danger is we just get another decent but not brilliant...

Sadly not a song this time. RIP to a titan of the English game who played a major part in Sheffield football history.

I wonder if we won't have to sell our best academy players now we are a Premier League team or whether they will get farmed out through lack of opportunities.

I was there all day as I live there but that wasn't me! Can't remember ever seeing a female in a. Blades top in Harrogate.

He won’t look back at the start of middle age with many regrets. What a time he’s had, successful at two sports.

He won’t look back at the start of middle age with many regrets. What a time he’s had, successful at two sports.

I seem to recall Robson blowing our parachute payments on over the hill big names but I could be wrong.

They are a bigger club but Sheffield is a bigger footballing city.

Let's face it, none of us really know what's going on behind the scene here. But the fact that this statement has whipped up so much hatred for McCabe is evidence of the power of PR.

Brilliant, thank you.

Is it on TV or online? I thought I just heard Lineker say you can watch it on iplayer but I can't see it.

God players looked so much cooler back then!

Best sports article I've read for a while. informative and entertaining, with some fascinating insights of great players and the era.

It's not aimed at hardcore football fans, it's for the New Statesman. I like it.

If it's based on tickets sold rather than actual attendance, why are there always pockets of empty seats clustered together in the not-so-good seats? Looks like they just haven't sold some of the worst seats.

I like Collymore because he has strong opinions and doesn't just follow the pack. But he's wrong about this. Didn't he get caught dogging because he went in his sponsored car with his name on it? Or am I imagining that?

He's a provocative pundit and he's right on this occasion. Liverpool are having a season of seasons but Man City and Spurs have gone backwards while Man U, Arsenal and Chelsea are still groping around. It doesn't mean we haven't done extraordinarily well.

The Daily Mail's sport, particularly cricket, is very good, and Samuels is an excellent journalist, but its politics are vile.

If United ever employ a club historian, you should get the job Silent.

All our strikers look decent, and offer different things, but it's hard to see any of them netting 15 goals a year in the Prem. I guess that's why they're not £80m players and we will have to keep trying to develop them.

I’d rather be the worst player to play for England than the best player in my back yard.