League one this evening

[bornablade]

Somebody's got to finish 2nd. But choosing between Rosler, Alexander and Mardy Parky is like saying, who's your favourite in Hitier, Stalin or Mussolin?
Be nice to see Stuart McCall Bradford get their collective finger out though......

I'm hoping for a late Bristol Rovers run.

 

[Davie Blade]

You wouldn't bet against it

40/1 to win the league got to be worth a tenner dohhhh read the thread davie sorry guys

 

[Davie Blade]

Fred White

There should be a statute to Silent Blade to on this site.
I am never failed to be impressed with his encyclopedic knowledge of the blades.
Where age/alcohol has taken away my grey matter, SB has all this at this knowledge in an instant.

Thank you Sir,
Top man!

 

[Silent Blade]

There should be a statute to Silent Blade to on this site.
I am never failed to be impressed with his encyclopedic knowledge of the blades.
Where age/alcohol has taken away my grey matter, SB has all this at this knowledge in an instant.

Thank you Sir,
Top man!

 

[Linz]

Threads merged

All discussing last night's results.

 

[Blend-it-like-Harris]

On the best Manager topic - I loved Harry and Colin but they don't come close to John Harris as United's best ever. Much has been said about the youth development under him; it has never been bettered and there are other names you could add to those already mentioned including the Wagstaff brothers, Frank Barlow and Bernard Shaw. His signings were inspirational; to those famous ones you can also add John Tudor and Colin Addison to name two who gave more punch up front with a touch of class too. His signing of Billy Dearden ( a winger) to convert him to centre-forward was astounding, and for those of us who saw him destroy Cardiff City that memorable night in front of 45,000 fans it must remain one of the most joyous times in our history. All-round management skills were top-notch and the football played was superb.
When Hodgy was punching more balls than he was catching he was astute enough to realize that sentiment couldn't get in the way of progress so he signed John Hope. OK - some will say he fell from grace in the top flight but his performances between the sticks in those last games helped us get promotion for sure. One incredible save in front of Blades fans at the Leppings Lane end of the sty ensured we came away with a point (only 2 points for a win back then).
Chris Wilder has made an amazing start and has the opportunity to write himself into Blades Hall of Fame History. The story so far is incredible, based on the shambles he inherited. He has been very brave right from the off in making wholesale changes. I'm going to stick my neck out and say this now - he'll take us to the Premised Land (subject to sensible support from the top of course!).

 

[Silent Blade]

On the best Manager topic - I loved Harry and Colin but they don't come close to John Harris as United's best ever. Much has been said about the youth development under him; it has never been bettered and there are other names you could add to those already mentioned including the Wagstaff brothers, Frank Barlow and Bernard Shaw. His signings were inspirational; to those famous ones you can also add John Tudor and Colin Addison to name two who gave more punch up front with a touch of class too. His signing of Billy Dearden ( a winger) to convert him to centre-forward was astounding, and for those of us who saw him destroy Cardiff City that memorable night in front of 45,000 fans it must remain one of the most joyous times in our history. All-round management skills were top-notch and the football played was superb.
When Hodgy was punching more balls than he was catching he was astute enough to realize that sentiment couldn't get in the way of progress so he signed John Hope. OK - some will say he fell from grace in the top flight but his performances between the sticks in those last games helped us get promotion for sure. One incredible save in front of Blades fans at the Leppings Lane end of the sty ensured we came away with a point (only 2 points for a win back then).
Chris Wilder has made an amazing start and has the opportunity to write himself into Blades Hall of Fame History. The story so far is incredible, based on the shambles he inherited. He has been very brave right from the off in making wholesale changes. I'm going to stick my neck out and say this now - he'll take us to the Premised Land (subject to sensible support from the top of course!).

Agree with what you said but Tudor was signed by Arthur Rowley

 

[Robby Blade]

Doing the rounds on the Bolton fan accounts.

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Two course meal, pie then peas.

 

[PeteBlade]

If Carling did Tuesday night league one matches ?

Then Bolton would have lost..