Wilder....

[Proud Blade]

Sheffield United's Chris Wilder: 'We won't take a wrecking ball to how we play'

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder says he will not abandon his methods as his hometown club get their first taste of Premier League football in 12 years.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Berlin Blade]

Hands up if you’ve got hardon

 

[nicksufc]

Presumably the TV 'experts' will read this and take it as evidence we will be going gung ho away at Man City with both centre backs overlapping. Would be a much better idea to properly do your research and take a look how we played away at Leeds or West Brom last season.

 

[Jonboy60]

Hands up if you’ve got hardon

My hands are busy.

 

[Gimli]

‘The current Cardiff boss is remembered positively at Bramall Lane’

Pinchy in 3...2...1...

 

[itsinyerblood]

Puzzling how, being voted as the leading manager in the whole of English football, the so-called experts still choose to ignore Wilder's credentials?

Voted by his peers as the best there is, beating Pep and Klopp amongst all the other recognised managers, Wilder seems saddled with a tag of journeyman. I cannot wait until it becomes clear just how good CW is at Prem level. I'm not suggesting we'll pull up trees, but I believe we have enough about us to progress as we've done since Wilder was appointed manager of the Blades.

Let those who underestimate us worry what lies in store. The Blades are back and we're going to do our very best to show we're a team worthy of the Prem! UTMB!!!

 

[Bennyand the Blades]

He's not an overseas manager, he's English and from up north, he ain't got a barrel of money, he's not a press pin up ex player from a top team, and he managers little old Sheffield United, so no matter what he doe's he'll never be anyone of note till he leaves us.

What's to be puzzled about ?

Puzzling how, being voted as the leading manager in the whole of English football, the so-called experts still choose to ignore Wilder's credentials?

Voted by his peers as the best there is, beating Pep and Klopp amongst all the other recognised managers, Wilder seems saddled with a tag of journeyman. I cannot wait until it becomes clear just how good CW is at Prem level. I'm not suggesting we'll pull up trees, but I believe we have enough about us to progress as we've done since Wilder was appointed manager of the Blades.

Let those who underestimate us worry what lies in store. The Blades are back and we're going to do our very best to show we're a team worthy of the Prem! UTMB!!!

 

[Snowman]

Presumably the TV 'experts' will read this and take it as evidence we will be going gung ho away at Man City with both centre backs overlapping. Would be a much better idea to properly do your research and take a look how we played away at Leeds or West Brom last season.

What, badly?

 

[itsinyerblood]

He's not an overseas manager, he's English but from up north, he ain't got a barrel of money, he's not a press pin up player from a top team, and he managers little old Sheffield United so no matter what he doe's he'll never be anyone of note till he leaves us What's to be puzzled about ?

The answer to your rather puzzling, even naive, question is, in spite of CW's achievements - two promotions in three seasons, on what for most teams would be considered risible budgets, selling his most prodigious talent to free up funds to buy players who made immense contributions in getting us over the line as we achieved promotion - perhaps these maters escaped you. Never mind the inward looking, parochial, "no one likes us" mantra, we're now amongst this countries leading clubs, so less of the little old Sheffield United, let's see if, under CW, we can fulfil our potential and establish ourselves as a Prem club on merit.

 

[Bennyand the Blades]

You've given your opinion I've given you mine, we've both come to the same conclusion but from different angles, and if you think I'm wrong your living in cloud cuckoo land...….

 

[Zone Man]

So that's a definite 'NO' to a 'flat' midfield 3 then . . . . . . . . right?!

 

[Harry's Game]

Like all the best Magicians Chris is an expert in redirection.

 

[robbiez666]

Wilder, who achieved promotion with four of the five teams he has managed, adds: "That year-on-year improvement, the stadium, the team, his playing staff, and the way they play - I like the way Spurs go about their work."

Which Spurs player are we loaning?!

 

[nicksufc]

What, badly?

The way we changed our approach, sat deep, played on the counter attack and picked up 2 clean sheets and 6 vital points.

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

He's not an overseas manager, he's English and from up north, he ain't got a barrel of money

He's spent it.