Is Wilder still a legend in your eyes?

[SwissBlade]

Really? We have lost 16 games with Wilder, top two teams don't lose half that.
Be prepared for him bringing in a load of older players with question marks over their fitness or needing to resurrect their failing careers. He never did like young upcoming players he never wanted Sander Berge and certainly Iliman Ndiaye would have never got a look in Hecky was much better with the youth.

He wasn’t here from the start of the season and through the summer though was he? Or maybe I missed that…I only saw a shambolic summer following an exceptional season last season with only Leeds and Burnley having incredible seasons points wise

Our tally from last season despite losing a lot as well, would it have been enough to take us up auto this season?

 

[reedy63]

Bornablade.
Yes, you are correct about the attendances
,I should have said 15,000 before Chris Wilder arrived.
Thanks for rightly correcting me.











































Bornablade

 

[Sean Thornton]

Bornablade.
Yes, you are correct about the attendances
,I should have said 15,000 before Chris Wilder arrived.
Thanks for rightly correcting me.


Last sub 15k average was 2000. Never dropped below 17200 after that. The average before he arrived was 19800








































Bornablade

 

[pollster]

Badly phrased question.
He is a LENGENDARY manager in the sense he is BY FAR THE WORST
THE most DESTRUCTIVE in our entire history
I voted 'he never was one'.
He was disastrous from day one
I was unsure/confused when he objected and cancelled the contract offered to George Long
Hardly 'my word is my bond, you can trust me not to **** you my players'
and he throws them under then bus at every opportunity.
He then sold Che Adams for £2 million not £5m
And THE FINAL STRAW for me was the giveaway of DCL
Unsworth said it was much less than the fee reported
a pitiful £800K for a young player who went almost straight into the first team at Prem Everton
Scored the only goal in a WC U-20 final win
and became an England CF.
And so the insanity has continued throughout.
Today alone we have it confirmed as we all know that it was him who stupidly decided to waste MVP Brooks in this insane RW position.

This club is being further destroyed every week this imbecile stays
We are ******
Soon the damage will be irrevocable
We will be in the same position as Wendy were this.

 

[luffenhamblade]

Badly phrased question.
He is a LENGENDARY manager in the sense he is BY FAR THE WORST
THE most DESTRUCTIVE in our entire history
I voted 'he never was one'.
He was disastrous from day one
I was unsure/confused when he objected and cancelled the contract offered to George Long
Hardly 'my word is my bond, you can trust me not to **** you my players'
and he throws them under then bus at every opportunity.
He then sold Che Adams for £2 million not £5m
And THE FINAL STRAW for me was the giveaway of DCL
Unsworth said it was much less than the fee reported
a pitiful £800K for a young player who went almost straight into the first team at Prem Everton
Scored the only goal in a WC U-20 final win
and became an England CF.
And so the insanity has continued throughout.
Today alone we have it confirmed as we all know that it was him who stupidly decided to waste MVP Brooks in this insane RW position.

This club is being further destroyed every week this imbecile stays
We are ******
Soon the damage will be irrevocable
We will be in the same position as Wendy were this.

Legend can be negative if used in a sarcastic manner which nothing about the question indicated it was. The sarcastic tone tends to be a tool of our extremist anti-wilder fans but I have no idea if that applies to you. Hope you feel better after the rant. I feels his time has come and gone and we should move on but I also voted that he is a legend. Very little in this world is black or white in it’s entirety.

 

[Rodley]

WILDER NATION

 

[SwissBlade]

Badly phrased question.
He is a LENGENDARY manager in the sense he is BY FAR THE WORST
THE most DESTRUCTIVE in our entire history
I voted 'he never was one'.
He was disastrous from day one
I was unsure/confused when he objected and cancelled the contract offered to George Long
Hardly 'my word is my bond, you can trust me not to **** you my players'
and he throws them under then bus at every opportunity.
He then sold Che Adams for £2 million not £5m
And THE FINAL STRAW for me was the giveaway of DCL
Unsworth said it was much less than the fee reported
a pitiful £800K for a young player who went almost straight into the first team at Prem Everton
Scored the only goal in a WC U-20 final win
and became an England CF.
And so the insanity has continued throughout.
Today alone we have it confirmed as we all know that it was him who stupidly decided to waste MVP Brooks in this insane RW position.

This club is being further destroyed every week this imbecile stays
We are ******
Soon the damage will be irrevocable
We will be in the same position as Wendy were this.

Your opinion again is wonderful.

You’ve mentioned DCL previously, so I’ll bite.

You may have a short memory, or perhaps ignorance. Others have used this argument in the past, perhaps more succinctly than you. But here we are.

At the time we needed to wheel and deal. We most certainly sold DCL, Ramsdale (first time) and later Brooks, for below their value. We took what we could in order to be able to then bring several other players and allow us to move the club forwards

As a result of those sales we invested in other players and we achieved promotion from league one to the Premier league.

I think on those points your argument is killed. Work harder on the other areas of your argument and you might have more joy

 

[unitedbhoy]

He will always be a legend for the first spell. What a time to be a blade. No matter my opinion whether he should be here now, I’d always buy him a pint if I ever had the chance purely for the joy he gave us back then.