Wilder Updates, Ahead of Millwall

[Sean Thornton]

What makes sense is that not a single Blade can read the manager's thoughts, and his reasons for moving someone on, plus any unwritten reasons that make a move a good one for the club, are the manager's and his alone. If the player was unhappy about his future, whether he'd be playing regularly any time soon etc etc, then only the manager and Leonard can answer that question. As for need, again, if the manager felt it was a good move then let his decision be judged on results such as yesterday.

But you're completely missing the point that if it hadn't been for that very late goal - luckily we're one of those few sides that play until the final whistle - we could have lost. Well drawn anyway.

 

[itsinyerblood]

But you're completely missing the point that if it hadn't been for that very late goal - luckily we're one of those few sides that play until the final whistle - we could have lost. Well drawn anyway.

I'm becoming quite partial to the piggery's interpretation that a draw is actually a win. I prefer a win-win world, don't you?

 

[Ricky]

Brereton isn't our player. Not Wilders decision. Are you really using hi to attempt to justify your rants? Straw clutching.

Please don't, it waSnt just those two things. It was in general. That you could assist them across the board. In a club role. Tragic.


You support United your way, by knocking the club everytime something doesn't suit you, including during a game , and I'll support them mine. ie having a moan about what has happened as opposed to what could have happened. Sometimes, it's not difficult to imagine you're unhappy with something like yesterday's comeback, following your dramatics earlier in the week. It's Ryan Leonard FFS.

Come on, Brereton is exactly the same situation as Leonard. Loan to buy. For a much bigger fee. Yet he didn't play. It's not the done thing to allow them to play, yet we did and it could very easily have cost us.

You seem to be forgetting how tragically the club was run for years before Wilder arrived. They didn't have a clue. Wilder did what the fans were crying out for.... and shock, it worked.

Your 'way' is to never moan about anything, and offer an opinion about once a year. I'll stick to my way thank you very much. Which is to just be honest and not act as if I'm some sort of club guardian whose duty it is to crush any 'negativity'.

I don't care if it's Ryan Leonard, FFS. It's about the principle of allowing a player in his situation to play against us. That's my last post on this now because, as always on here, it's going round in circles and I'm bored shitless of it.

 

[Sean Thornton]

Come on, Brereton is exactly the same situation as Leonard. Loan to buy. For a much bigger fee. Yet he didn't play. It's not the done thing to allow them to play, yet we did and it could very easily have cost us.

You seem to be forgetting how tragically the club was run for years before Wilder arrived. They didn't have a clue. Wilder did what the fans were crying out for.... and shock, it worked.

Your 'way' is to never moan about anything, and offer an opinion about once a year. I'll stick to my way thank you very much. Which is to just be honest and not act as if I'm some sort of club guardian whose duty it is to crush any 'negativity'.

I don't care if it's Ryan Leonard, FFS. It's about the principle of allowing a player in his situation to play against us. That's my last post on this now because, as always on here, it's going round in circles and I'm bored shitless of it.

My way is to try to moan when I believe there's something to moan about. Your "way" is to criticise anything the club does that you don't agree with, because you only like things "your way".

Your very decent knowledge of football is at times overshadowed by the tantrums you have. During yesterday's game for example.