Season done, we get rid of….

[Sydney Blade]

Hamer…

Overweight, head turned and disinterested, loose passes so a total luxury/liability in midfield, can only play tippy-tappy with his mate (with all too infrequent worldies), super ill-disciplined. Needs a club fine for getting banned for 2 games instead of shutting his mouth for final 10 seconds. Not good enough for prem, too powderpuff for the champ. Like playing with 12 one game in five and playing with 10 the other four.

 

[Kenworthy’s Tash]

I was a "Wilder out" after the Sunderland game and stuck by it. But assembling a competitive squad with pennies to play with is where he's best. Give him the chance to scrape together a team of Riedewalds and Bamfords.

You think he was pennies?!!!?

 

[Kenworthy’s Tash]

Wilder goes for me. They were right to get rid in the summer, they just got the replacement wrong. Plenty of good managers out there that can be a success here.

 

[Danetheblade]

I’d look to get rid of Hamer, Campbell, Cannon and Wilder.

Hamer doesn’t justify his presence on the pitch these days, the occasional worldie/pass just doesn’t cut the 80 odd minutes of huff and puff play, and guaranteed yellow card every couple of matches (usually out of petulance or stupidity)

Campbells now showing why Stoke fans wasn’t that arsed about him going - if lethargic was a person, it’d be Campbell. Awful fitness, zero effort.

Cannon - been done to death, not going to waste time explaining why.

Wilder - fantastic when you need a backs to the wall performance, but has and is continuing to show he has zero tactical nous on how to break down a team that sits back in a low block. WBA are the epitome of relegation fodder, yet we couldn’t dispatch a poor team with nothing about them. Bizarre line ups (benching Seriki, what the fuck?) bizarre substitutions (usually 10/15 mins late) and zero accountability. Love him for Mk1 Chris, but the club simply has to move on.

 

[MayorOJC]

Compared to buying a championship level center forward with a high transfer fee, yeah

 

[Kona]

Wilder goes for me. They were right to get rid in the summer, they just got the replacement wrong. Plenty of good managers out there that can be a success here.

Out of interest KT, who would you go for as a replacement manager?

 

[Kenworthy’s Tash]

Out of interest KT, who would you go for as a replacement manager?

Gary O’Neil

 

[Chimpan-A]

I’d look to get rid of Hamer, Campbell, Cannon and Wilder.

Hamer doesn’t justify his presence on the pitch these days, the occasional worldie/pass just doesn’t cut the 80 odd minutes of huff and puff play, and guaranteed yellow card every couple of matches (usually out of petulance or stupidity)

Campbells now showing why Stoke fans wasn’t that arsed about him going - if lethargic was a person, it’d be Campbell. Awful fitness, zero effort.

Cannon - been done to death, not going to waste time explaining why.

Wilder - fantastic when you need a backs to the wall performance, but has and is continuing to show he has zero tactical nous on how to break down a team that sits back in a low block. WBA are the epitome of relegation fodder, yet we couldn’t dispatch a poor team with nothing about them. Bizarre line ups (benching Seriki, what the fuck?) bizarre substitutions (usually 10/15 mins late) and zero accountability. Love him for Mk1 Chris, but the club simply has to move on.

Campbell was not lazy yesterday, by any stretch of the imagination. When you hate a player it’s almost impossible to see anything positive. His effort couldn’t be questioned, I don’t think, maybe the output could.

 

[marsh blade]

Just remembered why I don’t come on here after we lose.

or when we draw , some proper tools on here, I remember a time when all Blades stuck together as one , whatever the result because we are Sheffield United not Real Madrid.. Utb

 

[reedy63]

I dont think Chris Wilder will be sacked; the owner told us so a couple of weeks ago.
However, the game against West Brom yesterday was. very poor. Slow build-up passing was awful.
Not like a proper Wilder team, we call it getting stuck in, beating the opposition first to the ball, win your tackles, etc.
We need to attack with pace, but pressure on the opposing players. If we continue to play like that, yesterday. We won't win many games of football.
We are safe, but nowhere near the playoffs. What we need is our owners to splash the cash like Wrexham has. Let Chris Wilder bring in the players He wants and play attacking and attractive football from the start of next season. As a punter, Chris likes to call us Branall Lane, which will be full and rocking and will make us intimidating for the opposition and fans. Whether the Owners back us remains to be seen. If you want success, you have to be willing to spend millions of pounds.

 

[MosboroughBlade]

I dont think Chris Wilder will be sacked; the owner told us so a couple of weeks ago.
However, the game against West Brom yesterday was. very poor. Slow build-up passing was awful.
Not like a proper Wilder team, we call it getting stuck in, beating the opposition first to the ball, win your tackles, etc.
We need to attack with pace, but pressure on the opposing players. If we continue to play like that, yesterday. We won't win many games of football.
We are safe, but nowhere near the playoffs. What we need is our owners to splash the cash like Wrexham has. Let Chris Wilder bring in the players He wants and play attacking and attractive football from the start of next season. As a punter, Chris likes to call us Branall Lane, which will be full and rocking and will make us intimidating for the opposition and fans. Whether the Owners back us remains to be seen. If you want success, you have to be willing to spend millions of pounds.

Can't trust him with money.

 

[10p]

If I was an owner I’d be very reticent about giving Wilder much to spend on transfers.
Think Cannon, Archer, Brewster.

 

[reedy63]

Yes, Wilder has wasted some money, but he has signed plenty of players as well.

 

[jt64]

If I was an owner I’d be very reticent about giving Wilder much to spend on transfers.
Think Cannon, Archer, Brewster.

If I was the owner the first team coach wouldn't be within a million miles of being involved in transfer decisions, regardless of who he is

 

[Sithblade]

It'll be nice if Millwall go up and want Tanganga back for what we paid them. Then if Forest stay up offer 2.5m for Bindon. Made a tidy profit and you'd presume Bindon's on much smaller wages.

 

[derfblade.3]

A lot of red tinted glasses worn on this forum, blinkered.

My opinion on Wilder has long been that he shouldn’t have come back for his second spell here. 3rd spell, even more no.

Wilder with money is a shambles. The guy isn’t a tactician either. We didn’t outplay Coventry last night, they let us have possession - Lampard outthought Wilder, you could see clearly that Coventry set up to nullify us and it worked a treat, we couldn’t break em down. They had more shots on target than us with a 1/3 leas possession. Let that sink in to all you pricks having a pop at me for even daring to suggest Wilder should be relieved of his duty.

This club will go nowhere with Wilder at the helm. He’s a man manager, a blokey mate and someone who can put an arm round a player but we’re being left behind tactically with him in charge whilst a new breed of managers and squad comes through.

WILDER OUT.

or when we draw , some proper tools on here, I remember a time when all Blades stuck together as one , whatever the result because we are Sheffield United not Real Madrid.. Utb

By sticking together do you mean we should all agree on any topic and not have different views?

 

[marsh blade]

By sticking together do you mean we should all agree on any topic and not have different views?

No not at all , but I think we all realise we would have taken this position after our first ten games . utb

 

[Champagneblade]

With Chris maybe the ceiling isn’t as high as some desire, but then again he got 9th with a 20th budget but clearly that isn’t sustainable especially if you won’t pay the wages.

But a consideration surely must be that it’s a high floor.

I never had a second thought about relegation once Chris returned. If Sellés had all season we’d be planning Sheffield derbies next season.