Ned the Donkey
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Before yesterday’s game, Wilder said he’d pick a side that 30,000 Sheff U fans would pick. I thought that meant going to three at the back, which didn’t happen, am I the odd one out?If we persist with this crap formation then possibly yes. Otherwise no.
If we lose another five games in a row I think the players will be chased out of Sheffield.Not as confident as I was about fairly quickly moving up the table.
Not got enough goals in the team, and we didn't get many last season with more options, considering our lofty position.
Got to give it some time for Wilder and co to tackle the issues but does he still have it in him to deal with this scenario? What happens if we're still in the same or similar position after another 5 games?
My hope was he'd get a tune out of the squad enough to allow us to be close enough to the top 6 by the end of the year, to use January to bring in two or three to give us a chance in the second half of the season.
I didn't expect much yesterday but I was disappointed with what we got tbh.
We've got issues all over the pitch with players badly out of form or seemingly not putting 100% in, players never fit or fully fit, and some not good enough frankly.
I still don't think we'll go down if I'm pushed, but I think I've over-estimated the ability of the current squad.
Best hope is that Mee and Ings can contribute meaningfully, Davies can stay fit once back, and we find a formation that suddenly brings a spark and a goal threat.
Hardly a given to say the least![]()
Yes. The moment the window closed and we hadn't signed a goalscorer.Is this just a mini crisis, where business will resume as normal in the next few weeks now Wilder is back (i.e. we pick up points reliably and are generally hard to beat), or are we really in trouble.
I was hopeful leading up to the Charlton game, now I'm not so sure![]()
With hindsight he was obviously hinting at playing the same as when he was last here unfortunately. He did also talk about being adaptable etc so hopefully a change isn't completely off the table.Before yesterday’s game, Wilder said he’d pick a side that 30,000 Sheff U fans would pick. I thought that meant going to three at the back, which didn’t happen, am I the odd one out?
We had a leader in Mee sat on the bench, bags of Premier League experience and is probably wondering why now he bothered putting pen to paper.Already the January transfer window is going to be massive for us. For all the shit that’s been aimed at him we were crying out for the likes of Oli McBurnie yesterday. Throw in a couple of leaders as well. True, it’s early days but the current squad is light years away from the one that ended last season
Always look on the bright side.We have league one players so we’re all set
Very similar to that season. I thought we were too good to go down then too.Yes. The transfer window was absolutely shocking and has dropped us right in it. We need to scrap out enough points to give us a chance and then make the right signings in Jan. If the owners panic I fear for us. It reminds me of 2010/11, it has all the hallmarks. Many things aren't fixable short term. Dogs of war mentality needs adopting now.
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