Take issue with that, especially your quotation marks regarding 'fans'. It's a tired, bitter old trope that when times are bad, if you criticise, you are not a Sheffueld United supporter. It's as cheap and childish as you can get, and I am calling you out for it.
As a reminder (as if you need reminding) and to put it into context, we played a fellow relegation contender team, who came up from the division below with a fairly cheap (in terms of monetary value) setup and did nothing but miss gaping chances and allow a soft goal in. We lost, again ... the ninth time this season out of ten games, the only exception to that was a recued draw thanks to a fortuitous VAR decision. VAR decisions have also helped us in some way toward other highlights too this season, like Berge's penalty against Liverpool. Either way, with regard last night's performance, if we can't score, and can't stop the opposition scoring one more than us (pretty simple maths) then we are indeed 'shit'. Last night wasn't an exception. We did the same against Leeds, West Ham and Man City at home, Arsenal, Villa, Liverpool and Chelsea away to name but a few. We were totally chinned in the first round v Wolves too, without anything coming back. There's a pattern there, and it has fuck all to do with 'fans' and your assessment of their status. So I for one would like you to reassess your opinion on fellow Sheffield United supporters and remove the ad hominem, and concentrate on the eleven on the pitch and what they do. If you think we weren't as bad, then show us your working out. Try not to colour your assessment on what Baggies fans feel. They are simply glad they are opening up a small gap now and thee points better off than 24 hours ago, thanks to some abject defending, midfielding and attacking by our team.
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