Public apology required

[singaporeblade]

They turned out, they played. But don’t expect their heads to be in the game.

And equally they don't expect to be paid in full either?

 

[west_yorks_blade]

And equally they don't expect to be paid in full either?

Human beings

I know I will get slated by a lot of people for this but I am going to say it anyway. Lets us be realistic about the players and what they will have gone through in the last few days. they have probably not known exactly what has been going on and like all of us will have being anxious to know...

www.s24su.com

 

[Russ]

Givens never played in Division 4 for United.

I know but the team who lost to Walsall in 1981 would have battered us today

 

[Sean Thornton]

A bit of effort at least, things go wrong for many people during their working life but they don't all just give up - its not Sunday morning in Graves Park - we're talking about professional Premiership footballers here

Professional footballers playing in the Premier League. There’s a difference.

 

[iBlade.]

Billy should play every game until the end of the season based on that interview. He is one of the few that truly care

He may well care, the problem being any Premier League team relying on Billy Sharp are always going to be relegation fodder. Forget the sentiment, we needed much better to become an established Prem team.

 

[Toronto Blade]

The game came too soon after Wilder told them he was leaving.
There are some pretty young guys there Wilder probably treated them like a dad who has now gone.
Watching Baldock's pregame and Billy's post game showed how hard this upheaval has hit them.
They have a few days before Chelsea someone is going to have to work wonders on them to get their heads back in place.
Luckily they didn't see the shoutbox today .

 

[Foody]

It's not the fans they owe an apology to, it's Wilder. It's them letting him down that's lead to the situation we now find ourselves in.

Today's result was inevitable. For the first time in a very long time I didn't even watch it today. I just feel too despondent and sad about the situation. I am sure the majority of our squad feel the same, but even more acutely.
I'll forgive the players for struggling today. They must be feeling absolutely terrible and in no state to focus and play.

Now though they have to bounce back, they have to show that they have a future. They need to reinstall some pride and confidence.

 

[coolasanidiot]

He may well care, the problem being any Premier League team relying on Billy Sharp are always going to be relegation fodder. Forget the sentiment, we needed much better to become an established Prem team.

Too true- but says a lot when Billy plays before McBurnie, Brewster, Mousse. I love Wilder to bits and never in a million years wanted him gone. But the recruitment of these 3 saps is what’s done for him plain and simple.

 

[SwissBlade]

That post match interview from Billy is heartbreaking. A player that always gives everything. Doesn’t hide and has led Wilders side since League one.

I don’t need or want an apology. I want the players to know that as a fan base were right behind the players and coaching staff.

The boardroom nonsense has resulted in this weekends result and I’m done with the Prince. He simply has to back the next manager.