Woodwardfan
Woodwardfan
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Since I started watching United we have gained promotion to the Top Tier on 5 occasions and our record for each adventure after 18 games is listed below plus our finishing position:
!961/62 John Harris ( Stayed up 7 seasons)
After 18 games we had the equivalent of 24 points. We finished 6th with the equivalent of 57 points (adjusted for no. of games and 3 points for a win).
1971/72 John Harris ( stayed up 5 seasons)
After 18 games we had the equivalent of 33 points . We finished 10th with equiv. 57 points.
!990/91 Dave Bassett. ( stayed up 4 seasons)
After 18 games we had 8 points ( and we had won the 17th and 18th games!!) We finished 13th with 46 points.
2006/7 Neil Warnock. ( just the one season)
After 18 games we had 19 points. We finished 18th ( relegated) with 38 points.
2019/20 Chris Wilder.
After 18 games we have 28 points.
In my 63 years support this is my 18th season in the top flight with United.
We must not be a 'selling club' , no, we have to back Wilder to the hilt. The way he has built this club's income, transformed his own reputation as a manager and the club reputation as a good footballing team, means we can afford to attract quality players, something I have never seen in all those years.
Enjoy Blades.
!961/62 John Harris ( Stayed up 7 seasons)
After 18 games we had the equivalent of 24 points. We finished 6th with the equivalent of 57 points (adjusted for no. of games and 3 points for a win).
1971/72 John Harris ( stayed up 5 seasons)
After 18 games we had the equivalent of 33 points . We finished 10th with equiv. 57 points.
!990/91 Dave Bassett. ( stayed up 4 seasons)
After 18 games we had 8 points ( and we had won the 17th and 18th games!!) We finished 13th with 46 points.
2006/7 Neil Warnock. ( just the one season)
After 18 games we had 19 points. We finished 18th ( relegated) with 38 points.
2019/20 Chris Wilder.
After 18 games we have 28 points.
In my 63 years support this is my 18th season in the top flight with United.
We must not be a 'selling club' , no, we have to back Wilder to the hilt. The way he has built this club's income, transformed his own reputation as a manager and the club reputation as a good footballing team, means we can afford to attract quality players, something I have never seen in all those years.
Enjoy Blades.