Nah nah nah nah, he's a Blade and...

[Trafford]

Extract from the Official website - worthy of a thread of its own IMHO

"I was fortunate to be a part of two promotion teams and the day at Leicester will rate as one of the greatest of my life, what a day that was. There were Blades fans in the team as well as me and to do the job on the last day at Filbert Street was an incredible memory made even better by the demise of our neighbours.
Read more at http://www.sufc.co.uk/news/article/sheffield-united-chris-wilder-3119856.aspx#6LGHE4EBGld1jXTQ.99

 

[Shalalalafenoughty]

I was up in the stand that day at Leicester, behind the goal we were attacking first half, and I have a vivid mental picture of Wilder being the first to get to Paul Wood after Wood had scored the equaliser. Slid in on his backside, as I recall, joy all over his face.

In the end, he'll stand or fall on results but having a manager who cares about the club and knows what it means to the fans can't be a bad thing, can it?