Get Your Facts Right Sky Sports News

[originaltrueblade]

Watching sky sports news they said Wilder has criticised other managers for using the drinks break for coaching they said well here is Chris Wilder doing the same....Well wrong Sky Sports Chris was issuing instructions to the two subs only as they were getting ready to come on...So get your facts right

 

[Mouth of the South]

Surely Mousset was already on

 

[Digs blade]

Wilder is s man of principle but as the saying goes, if you can’t beat em then join them.

Hopefully we will quickly see an end to this farcical process and get back to playing 45 minutes of god damn football

 

[Maidenhead]

Wilder said in a recent interview that he saw Arteta treating it as a coaching session and nothing was said so if it's allowable for him it's allowable for us.

 

[madeinsheffield]

I thought the drinks break was to ensure the players rehydrated enough being as we are playing well into July, I'm not sure that's needed on a cold rainy night in Sheffield

 

[originaltrueblade]

Sky were being sarcastic but they failed to see he was talking only to the two new subs.

 

[bromtom]

Facts right and Sky Sports just don't go.

Their match report on their website and app said the last time we'd played Wolves at Bramall Lane was in 2014 in League one.

It was in September 2017 in the Championship, and I'm pretty sure it was on Sky Sports haha

I tweeted the writer and told him. He changed it at least, most of the time they're just happy with being wrong.

 

[Carlton Blade]

Even for us this one is petty

 

[Trafford]

I didn’t know that coaching wasn’t allowed and wondered why Wilder doesn’t tend to say much compared with the others. Looking at how we have often performed after the drinks break compared with before it, perhaps he needs to reconsider his ethical abstinence (albeit not last night obviously).