Red Half of Sheffield Episodes Thread

[Nessman930]

Right OK. I ask because I was working at a camp in Jaksonville in 2007, and probably talked about the blades to a bunch of people

Doing the Lord's work preaching the gospel of Sheffield United. Have done it myself with fellow yanks since I've become a supporter.

 

[Nessman930]

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Controversial takes galore as we chat about the re-return of Chris Wilder to Sheffield United, talk about what the goals are for the season at this point, and preview Charlton Athletic's trip to BDTBL this Saturday.



Spotify Podcasts Link

 

[bakeblade]

🎙 New Podcast Alert 🎙



Controversial takes galore as we chat about the re-return of Chris Wilder to Sheffield United, talk about what the goals are for the season at this point, and preview Charlton Athletic's trip to BDTBL this Saturday.



Spotify Podcasts Link

Chads rant about Wilder was an absolute load of rubbish, thankfully Noah came on to offer a more sensible point of view

 

[Nessman930]

Chads rant about Wilder was an absolute load of rubbish, thankfully Noah came on to offer a more sensible point of view

I know Chad‘s take is probably that of a minority one, but I do genuinely believe that his opinion is valid re: the long term future of the club. Wilder is for sure the right man for the job to get us out of this mess (in hindsight, probably shouldn’t have been sacked to begin with) however, there is some concern about long term plans for the club.

 

[Blade58]

I know Chad‘s take is probably that of a minority one, but I do genuinely believe that his opinion is valid re: the long term future of the club. Wilder is for sure the right man for the job to get us out of this mess (in hindsight, probably shouldn’t have been sacked to begin with) however, there is some concern about long term plans for the club.

Hopefully, if these owners are in it for the long term, then the next chapter in the life and times of the Blades turns into a massive learning curve for them.

During that process, theres enough of them to be able to build experience and nous to move the club forward

We’ll see

 

[bakeblade]

I know Chad‘s take is probably that of a minority one, but I do genuinely believe that his opinion is valid re: the long term future of the club. Wilder is for sure the right man for the job to get us out of this mess (in hindsight, probably shouldn’t have been sacked to begin with) however, there is some concern about long term plans for the club.

Just about everyone agrees that for the long term we need to move to a DoF/ coach model and move away from CW running everything.
However in my opinion bringing, back CW to hopefully save the season was 100% correct and the owners deserve a bit of credit for eating humble pie.

 

[Nessman930]

Just about everyone agrees that for the long term we need to move to a DoF/ coach model and move away from CW running everything.
However in my opinion bringing, back CW to hopefully save the season was 100% correct and the owners deserve a bit of credit for eating humble pie.

Yeah I’ve said as much on the podcast. By all appearances they left it on relatively good terms with CW, so it was probably an easy call to make.