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The POF was a traumatic experience for me. I was very near the front and gave Hopkin quite a lot of stick due to the colour of his hair. So I kind of blame myself. I must have blanked the consequences from my mind.

I was working in France for that final, gutted when he scored that, any other time he couldn't hit a cows arse with a banjo.
 
Catterick?

What I meant is that if (in future) either of those two come in for our managers/players (although why they come in for Carlito, I don't know) then they'll be gone. I wasn't talking retrospectively. The Sheffield clubs would have a chance of fighting off Everton if they were in the PL, but Liverpool - no chance. None.

We can kiss Brookes and Hirst goodbye.
 
Yes but there players are better because they are paid far more than ours.....
FACT

Market Values:

Blades 11.03 million Euros

Leeds 43.9 million Euros

Owls 62.48 million Euros

So Wednesday are worth more than United and Leeds put together, according to TansferMarkt.

I'd say Carlos was under considerable pressure having seen those figures.
 
It's a huge compliment this.

First of all it was all about demeaning achievements.

We didn't squeek up from League One due to some last minute ill fortune of their rivals, we smashed the lot up with 100 points.

But hey (copyright Kevin McCabe), we were going to struggle once we made it to the Championship. Now sitting in third, them in midtable, top half by a whisker.

They were going to smash us though in the Derby, only one winner, eh? Put to the sword (Blade) 4-2 on their own patch on National TV and have the bounce unceremoniously taken away from them.

So what next?

Put all your efforts on scaremongering that the guy who clearly has your number might be tempted to pastures new.

What an about turn.

Fantastic viewing! Almost as good as a David 'they have families too' Brooks nutmeg!
 
It's a huge compliment this.

First of all it was all about demeaning achievements.

We didn't squeek up from League One due to some last minute ill fortune of their rivals, we smashed the lot up with 100 points.

But hey (copyright Kevin McCabe), we were going to struggle once we made it to the Championship. Now sitting in third, them in midtable, top half by a whisker.

They were going to smash us though in the Derby, only one winner, eh? Put to the sword (Blade) 4-2 on their own patch on National TV and have the bounce unceremoniously taken away from them.

So what next?

Put all your efforts on scaremongering that the guy who clearly has your number might be tempted to pastures new.

What an about turn.

Fantastic viewing! Almost as good as a David 'they have families too' Brooks nutmeg!

According to TransferMarkt, only Millwall are worth less than United. Even Burton are worth 1 million more.

As there is usually a strong relationship between finances and league positions, it's perhaps understandable that some Owls were predicting a struggle for the Blades. I'm sure that United would have said exactly the same about Wednesday had things been reversed.

It does show what a marvellous job Tufty is doing at the Lane, though. Scaremongering? Perhaps in some cases, but I'd say that McCabe had better back his manager. Here are the figures in full, with only two non-parachute clubs spending more than Wednesday.

1. Boro 86.8 million

2. Aston Villa 77.75 million

3. Fulham 73.25 million

4. Wolves 73.2 million

5. Hull 70.3 million

6. Sunderland 62.75 million

7. Wednesday 62.48 million

8. Derby 54.65 million

9. Norwich 52.75 million

10. Birmingham 44.7 million

11. Leeds 43.9 million

12. Reading 43 million

13. QPR 40.75 million

14. Cardiff 39 million

15. Forest 30.95 million

16. Brentford 30.6 million

17. Bristol City 25.8 million

18. Ipswich 21.1 million

19. Barnsley 16.5 million

20. Bolton 16.25 million

21. Preston 15.7 million

22. Burton 12.05 million

23. Sheffield United 11.03 million

24. Millwall 9.85 million
 



If Everton or Liverpool come in for a Sheffield player, they go.

If Everton or Liverpool come in for a Sheffield manager, they go.

It's mainly Everton. Their scouts are always hanging around here.
Just because you Pigs all wish something will happen doesn’t always mean that it will. You can tap your ruby trotters as many times as you want to.
 
Just because you Pigs all wish something will happen doesn’t always mean that it will. You can tap your ruby trotters as many times as you want to.

Aye, but I wasn't just talking about the Blades.

Carlos may be a laughing stock now, but he wasn't 18 months ago. When Wednesday lost the final, there was interest from Swansea. Carlos ran the rule over them and decided to stay. But would he have turned Everton down, bearing in mind that Koeman left Southampton to go there?

Personally, I don't think Tufty will cross the Pennines, but McCabe had better put his hand in his pocket...or someone else will.
 
According to TransferMarkt, only Millwall are worth less than United. Even Burton are worth 1 million more.

As there is usually a strong relationship between finances and league positions, it's perhaps understandable that some Owls were predicting a struggle for the Blades. I'm sure that United would have said exactly the same about Wednesday had things been reversed.

It does show what a marvellous job Tufty is doing at the Lane, though. Scaremongering? Perhaps in some cases, but I'd say that McCabe had better back his manager. Here are the figures in full, with only two non-parachute clubs spending more than Wednesday.

1. Boro 86.8 million

2. Aston Villa 77.75 million

3. Fulham 73.25 million

4. Wolves 73.2 million

5. Hull 70.3 million

6. Sunderland 62.75 million

7. Wednesday 62.48 million

8. Derby 54.65 million

9. Norwich 52.75 million

10. Birmingham 44.7 million

11. Leeds 43.9 million

12. Reading 43 million

13. QPR 40.75 million

14. Cardiff 39 million

15. Forest 30.95 million

16. Brentford 30.6 million

17. Bristol City 25.8 million

18. Ipswich 21.1 million

19. Barnsley 16.5 million

20. Bolton 16.25 million

21. Preston 15.7 million

22. Burton 12.05 million

23. Sheffield United 11.03 million

24. Millwall 9.85 million
Transfermarkt is scheisse
 
Carlos may be a laughing stock now, but he wasn't 18 months ago. When Wednesday lost the final, there was interest from Swansea. Carlos ran the rule over them and decided to stay. But would he have turned Everton down, bearing in mind that Koeman left Southampton to go there?

Events, dear boy. Events. Just over a year ago (August 20, 2016) the Blades had just lost the first 3 of four opening fixtures at Millwall (drawing the other at home to mighty Rochdale). We'd sacked our under-achieving manager - Adkins - who had guided us to our lowest finishing position in over 30 years. Our new manager - Chris Wilder - was an ex-player who most of our younger generation of fans would never have seen. Wendy had narrowly lost the play-off final to Hull. There was no doubt which club was on an upward trajectory.

Not much over 13 months later? We did something about it. Wendy haven't.
 
According to TransferMarkt, only Millwall are worth less than United. Even Burton are worth 1 million more.

As there is usually a strong relationship between finances and league positions, it's perhaps understandable that some Owls were predicting a struggle for the Blades. I'm sure that United would have said exactly the same about Wednesday had things been reversed.

It does show what a marvellous job Tufty is doing at the Lane, though. Scaremongering? Perhaps in some cases, but I'd say that McCabe had better back his manager. Here are the figures in full, with only two non-parachute clubs spending more than Wednesday.

1. Boro 86.8 million

2. Aston Villa 77.75 million

3. Fulham 73.25 million

4. Wolves 73.2 million

5. Hull 70.3 million

6. Sunderland 62.75 million

7. Wednesday 62.48 million

8. Derby 54.65 million

9. Norwich 52.75 million

10. Birmingham 44.7 million

11. Leeds 43.9 million

12. Reading 43 million

13. QPR 40.75 million

14. Cardiff 39 million

15. Forest 30.95 million

16. Brentford 30.6 million

17. Bristol City 25.8 million

18. Ipswich 21.1 million

19. Barnsley 16.5 million

20. Bolton 16.25 million

21. Preston 15.7 million

22. Burton 12.05 million

23. Sheffield United 11.03 million

24. Millwall 9.85 million
In football generally there's a strong correlation between spending and success but not so much in the championship. As the list shows.
 
According to TransferMarkt, only Millwall are worth less than United. Even Burton are worth 1 million more.

As there is usually a strong relationship between finances and league positions, it's perhaps understandable that some Owls were predicting a struggle for the Blades. I'm sure that United would have said exactly the same about Wednesday had things been reversed.

It does show what a marvellous job Tufty is doing at the Lane, though. Scaremongering? Perhaps in some cases, but I'd say that McCabe had better back his manager. Here are the figures in full, with only two non-parachute clubs spending more than Wednesday.

Good post and it shows two things to me:

Players acquired for nothing tend to have low values (Fleck / Coutts etc) as it is difficult for a third party to value them until there is interest. There is an argument that Brooks is probably worth our whole value shown inn this table, but that can only be proven when he is sold.

CW is doing a fantastic job in getting a squad of low value players to play so well. Compared to teams that have spent £60-£80m we shouldn't be anywhere near, but once again the whole is significantly more than the sum of the parts.
 
Are people still quoting TransferMarkt ffs.

It's about as useful and informative as HITC and FLW.
 
According to TransferMarkt, only Millwall are worth less than United. Even Burton are worth 1 million more.

As there is usually a strong relationship between finances and league positions, it's perhaps understandable that some Owls were predicting a struggle for the Blades. I'm sure that United would have said exactly the same about Wednesday had things been reversed.

It does show what a marvellous job Tufty is doing at the Lane, though. Scaremongering? Perhaps in some cases, but I'd say that McCabe had better back his manager. Here are the figures in full, with only two non-parachute clubs spending more than Wednesday.

1. Boro 86.8 million

2. Aston Villa 77.75 million

3. Fulham 73.25 million

4. Wolves 73.2 million

5. Hull 70.3 million

6. Sunderland 62.75 million

7. Wednesday 62.48 million

8. Derby 54.65 million

9. Norwich 52.75 million

10. Birmingham 44.7 million

11. Leeds 43.9 million

12. Reading 43 million

13. QPR 40.75 million

14. Cardiff 39 million

15. Forest 30.95 million

16. Brentford 30.6 million

17. Bristol City 25.8 million

18. Ipswich 21.1 million

19. Barnsley 16.5 million

20. Bolton 16.25 million

21. Preston 15.7 million

22. Burton 12.05 million

23. Sheffield United 11.03 million

24. Millwall 9.85 million
So are these figures actual spending or just the made up shit on TransferMarkt?
 
"Personally, I don't think Tufty will cross the Pennines, but McCabe had better put his hand in his pocket...or someone else will."

He did. Look up McCabe saying, 'he's a lucky lad' which to me says Wilder's contract is a good one, more than McCabe wanted to pay.
In fact here you go...
 
"Personally, I don't think Tufty will cross the Pennines, but McCabe had better put his hand in his pocket...or someone else will."

He did. Look up McCabe saying, 'he's a lucky lad' which to me says Wilder's contract is a good one, more than McCabe wanted to pay.
In fact here you go...



Clearly that's the only conclusion to be drawn from that.

McCabe out etc
 



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