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All done mate, UTO

@Marro let me know which charity mate

Copa Ibiza 2004

Very sad, spoke to him a few times in the sauna at Hillsborough leisure centre, was always sound and really approachable RIP

I think the comparison of Wilder and Moore is better looking at Moore's second season rather the third. Both inherited a failing team that got relegated, both then failed to hit the immediate target of promotion. Most probably would've understood if Moore was sacked after Sunderland, but would've felt it was a litle harsh. I'd say Wilder is in this position now and I don't think he'll get sacked.

I've fonder memories of 2005 than 2023 tbh Atmosphere was better First time ever in the play offs Game was much, much better The promotion itself felt bigger cause we thought we'd stopped the rot

I can relate I was on a caravan holiday around the time Walking round Mablethorpe humming "Mamma-dov-dov-dov" to the tune of 'feeling hot hot hot' Thinking I couldn't wait to get this going on the concourse at the first away day

Can we take a moment to acknowledge that 2014 was 11 years ago Proper olden days, when we had players like Liam Palmer and Sam Hutchinson

If we're being grown up about Wilder. United weren't fancied this season, they were 2/1 to make the top 6. So he's done an okay job but ultimately missed his target now two seasons running. You'd also imagine the new owners aren't thrilled by his attitude and antics

I don't think he will get sacked but I think Wilder is in a very similar position to Darren Moore was after coincidentally also losing to Sunderland in the play offs and going into his third season. Season 1 - took on a failing side but failed to keep them up, but was rightly not blamed for the relegation. Season 2 - Had a target of promotion and despite a strong season failed to achieve his target via the play off lottery. Season 3 - Promotion or get the sack basically, no more benefit of the doubt or excuses.

If we merged everyone would just go and support Sheffield FC, including Blades So we'd probably end up having two teams anyway

Maybe because they finished third and are pretty strong favourites for the match? Their previous history means sod all

I was thinking earlier how bizarre it was that they got less than there average attendance for this game, this probably explains it then

That wasn't aimed at you. I'm referring to some comments on twitter and the suggestions there have been known issues for a while.

I'm not buying the idea that 'Röhl was always a wrong un'. It's like any situation if someone does something less than exemplary. "Ohh I always knew they was a bad un'" No you flipping didn't, you're just looking for reasons to back up what you think now to make it look like you knew something all along.