Europe will be bad for us argument

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Fed up of this crap argument. I work in a bar and a geezer who supports villa chirps up "listen from someone who knows a thing or two youngster. If you get Europe you will be relegated".

Told him to worry about his own club. I want Sheffield United to go as far as they can. If Europe is too much then worst case scenario just play the youth team ffs. The prestige alone of European football will elevate the status of our club. Bitter jealous fucker.
 



Everyone cites Burnley, Burnley played 6 games in Europe, they were out by the end of August.

How does that derail a season?

What almost got them relegated was having Joe Hart in the net, he played 19 games and conceded 34.

As soon as Heaton came back they went on a run.
 
Everyone cites Burnley, Burnley played 6 games in Europe, they were out by the end of August.

How does that derail a season?

What almost got them relegated was having Joe Hart in the net, he played 19 games and conceded 34.

As soon as Heaton came back they went on a run.
I think because you have to start really early, if you’re in the early rounds, which isn’t going to be a problem next season. It can’t be a really long season when it starts in September and has to finish in good time for the Euros in June.
In actual fact, next season is probably the best time to be involved in the early Europa League rounds.
 
CW has stated that he'd use it as a 'pre-season' so, baring in mind that under normal circumstances we'd be playing pre-season games against European teams, I don't see an issue (should it happen)!
 
Fed up of this crap argument. I work in a bar and a geezer who supports villa chirps up "listen from someone who knows a thing or two youngster. If you get Europe you will be relegated".

Told him to worry about his own club. I want Sheffield United to go as far as they can. If Europe is too much then worst case scenario just play the youth team ffs. The prestige alone of European football will elevate the status of our club. Bitter jealous fucker.
You mean like the first season in League 1 with Wilder would be bad for us, and the first season in the Championship would be bad for us, and the second season in the Championship would be bad for us and the first season in the Premier League would be bad for us. Do they mean that kind of bad for us?
 
Fed up of this crap argument. I work in a bar and a geezer who supports villa chirps up "listen from someone who knows a thing or two youngster. If you get Europe you will be relegated".

Told him to worry about his own club. I want Sheffield United to go as far as they can. If Europe is too much then worst case scenario just play the youth team ffs. The prestige alone of European football will elevate the status of our club. Bitter jealous fucker.

In the last three seasons we’ve had to put up with:
– the Championship will be bad for us
– the 2nd season of the Championship will be bad for us
– the Premier League will be bad for us

I’m fairly relaxed for people now making the argument that Europe will be bad for us.

EDIT: beaten to it by Eddiecolquhounsleg
 
I'd happily get relegated for a season in Europe. An away day somewhere in Europe would be the pinnacle of my United supporting life. Knowing Wilder, he'd probably win the fucker as well.
But will away fans be allowed and will you have enough loyalty points? I personally hope we draw a team with a huge ground who won’t be bothered about the early rounds. I reckon that’s the only chance of being able to get tickets under 20,000 points.
 
I’ll be fucked off if we get into Europe.....

And we can’t go to the match!!

fuck it, if we are allowed to fly I might just go to whatever city we are playing in, see a bit of culture early doors, eat some local cuisine early on, then find some local craft ale bar and get twatted while watching the match
 
We also wouldn't have to play in the league cup. Like most blades I have seen us play in the third division more than the top division. I would love to see us play in Europe, potentially having a run like Fulham or Middlesbrough. How many teams playing in Europe have actually been relagated.
 
Let's hope we do get into Europe and then.you can all start a thread a day about an other topic instead
 



Anyone who wouldn't welcome Europe with open arms needs their head looking at.

I honestly can't think of a single negative of us getting there.

Was about to say something similar.

Anyone who doesn't think Wilder would be able to step up and make the squad adapt and overcome, clearly hasn't been paying attention!
 
If our Premier League survival is as fragile as to made or broken by whether or not we get into Europe, I'd rather say fuck it and play some Europa league games and just bring our inevitable relegation forward by a year or two.

I know tickets would be unbelievably scarce, but it's hard to think of anything better than following United to some far flung part of the continent.
 
Over spending to cope with the extra games in the current COVID climate could be a negative. Getting into the European places will attract agents with players from higher up the football ladder. The last thing we need as a club is to risk future progression and stability by splashing too much cash in these uncertain times.
 
Just to experience something that no other Blades fan in our entire history has ever done before. Some of the teams in it, Feynoord, Roma, Sevilla, Eintract Frankfurt, PSV and loads of other great names(including Celtic and Rangers because they're going out of the Champions League in the first rounds)
Imagine being at work on a thursday with the anticipation of knowing that tonight you've got Lazio at the Lane...
 
Everyone cites Burnley, Burnley played 6 games in Europe, they were out by the end of August.

How does that derail a season?

What almost got them relegated was having Joe Hart in the net, he played 19 games and conceded 34.

As soon as Heaton came back they went on a run.

We always forget August. It's usually Sept/Oct we come into our own
 
Sheffield United need their go at Europe. The players and Wilder have earned it, however we do need to have consistent strength in depth to cope with the rigours of the scheduling, suspensions, fatigue and injuries. We need to buy that.

pommpey
 
But will away fans be allowed and will you have enough loyalty points? I personally hope we draw a team with a huge ground who won’t be bothered about the early rounds. I reckon that’s the only chance of being able to get tickets under 20,000 points.

I've been to a couple of Europa League games and in my experience there are hardly any fans watch them, so think getting tickets will not be a problem (by virtue of the fact you can sit in the home end). Anyway, even if I can't get in I'd still go, the atmosphere around the town/city would be amazing.
 
It depends on boardroom backing and the seriousness given to the other cup competitions. If Wilder deemed it necessary to effectively tank the domestic cup competitions for one year, that would alleviate fixture congestion and allow us to pool our resources at the league and a european competition.
 
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In the last three seasons we’ve had to put up with:
– the Championship will be bad for us
– the 2nd season of the Championship will be bad for us
– the Premier League will be bad for us

I’m fairly relaxed for people now making the argument that Europe will be bad for us.

EDIT: beaten to it by Eddiecolquhounsleg
Close but no cigar ;)
 
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In the last three seasons we’ve had to put up with:
– the Championship will be bad for us
– the 2nd season of the Championship will be bad for us
– the Premier League will be bad for us

I’m fairly relaxed for people now making the argument that Europe will be bad for us.

EDIT: beaten to it by Eddiecolquhounsleg
Was hilarious how bitter he came across and he ain't even a pig!
 
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Its like turning down a cheque for £50m because you’re comfortable in the perfectly nice, one bedroom flat you’ve just decorated and you just got a sweet deal on a one lady owner, 4 year old VW Golf.

“No, I’ll leave it thanks. Just getting settled into the new gaff; I cant be handling moving again so soon, even if the house has an IMAX cinema, an Olympic sized swimming pool and a fully-staffed, dedicated blowjob suite”
 
Its like turning down a cheque for £50m because you’re comfortable in the perfectly nice, one bedroom flat you’ve just decorated and you just got a sweet deal on a one lady owner, 4 year old VW Golf.

“No, I’ll leave it thanks. Just getting settled into the new gaff; I cant be handling moving again so soon, even if the house has an IMAX cinema, an Olympic sized swimming pool and a fully-staffed, dedicated blowjob suite”
It isn't though is it
Its like putting all those things on black on the roulette table
 
It's basically saying don't try to achieve the best you can.
Know your place and accept a middling place.
Ooh great, consistantly mid table.
Fuck that, balls out , shit or bust. That's what got us where we are and what we want to see.
Live on your knees., or die on your feet.
 



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