SwissBlade
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Any idea what his football style is? Understood it was somewhat route 1? Be there again is that not also.... Leicester?
No idea, I think it'll be "Upandatembladeyblade" if you ask Pinchy
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Any idea what his football style is? Understood it was somewhat route 1? Be there again is that not also.... Leicester?
I don't think it is route one BF,although I've not seen much of them play...one interview I saw him do a couple of months ago,they asked him what the secret of the success was,and he said "we always turn up"...At the time I was thinking if only we could say that about recent United sides...I think Northampton play a 4-5-1/4231 under Wilder.Any idea what his football style is? Understood it was somewhat route 1? Be there again is that not also.... Leicester?
Pasty pasty bollocksThe sort of Bladey Bladey Bollocks that drives me to despair. No interview ever won a point. Bob Paisley had all the overt passion of a broom handle; likewise Bill Nicholson. Count the trophies.
No welcome from me Chris.
To be honest, I don't give a flying F about us producing quality football.
The only thing that matters to me, is getting promoted to the Championship.
If that means bringing in 8 bruisers, that kick the shit out of the other team, and scares them so much that they don't want to go in for the 50/50 tackles, then that's fine by me.
Chris Wilder has been around the lower leagues long enough, and had enough success at different clubs, to know what's needed to get out of this shit league.
All it needs, is for the usual minority of morons, to keep off his back long enough for him to make that happen.
For years now, SUFC has had so-called supporters that can't wait for a manager to fall flat on his face, just so that they can be proven correct.
It was the same with Bassett, Warnock, and managers before them.
No one wants to see United play quality, skillful football more than me, but I'm also a realist. Getting players to play like Messi, and Ronaldo ain't gonna happen in League 1, so if it means passion and muscle to get us promoted, then I'll back that method all the way.
If we get to the Premier League again one day, then I'll start being more demanding of the quality on the pitch.
He kind of reminds me of Wilson, but with more fire in him (not that Wilson lacked fire, but he was measured in his media approach).
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