Wilder

[HurstGrangeClaret]

Thought Wilder was very composed during his press conference.
I feel sorry for him and SU, especially the fans. They were clearly the third best team in the league. I know they only have themselves to blame for not making the game safe but you would have to have a heart of stone not to feel for them.
The positive to this is that surely Sunderland must be nailed on to go straight back down. They somehow managed to find a way to win their semi final and final games when they were clearly second best.

[martin_p]

Sadly for Sheff Utd they did not lose it today, they lost it with 3 defeats in one week in April.

They lost it because two teams got 100 points.

[Cooclaret]

Heard he’s done. Leaving via mutual consent (less mutual on his side).

[The Shire Claret]

Heard he’s done. Leaving via mutual consent (less mutual on his side).

I wouldn’t want to be the next Sheffield United manager if that’s the case

3 teams coming down and Wrexham and Birmingham going up

Top 2 will be even harder next season even with Leicesters woes

[ollieclarets8]

Top 2 will be even harder next season even with Leicesters woes

It's like what I said on a previous thread, people say this every season. Even harder than needing 100+ points? Very unlikely. And there's no Burnley, Leeds or Sunderland next season to compete with.

[The Shire Claret]

It's like what I said on a previous thread, people say this every season. Even harder than needing 100+ points? Very unlikely. And there's no Burnley, Leeds or Sunderland next season to compete with.

I agree with that - no one will make 100 points next season I don’t think either

But if we stayed down - it would be harder for us too regardless of that …

You have 3 teams coming down so you are already having to contend with that …

And the 2 teams I mentioned are a little different than what came up last season

Promotion on the first season is vital

[billyhamilton82]

Heard he’s done. Leaving via mutual consent (less mutual on his side).

Unsurprising.

Outclassed on and off the pitch by Parker and Farke.

Only showed up against sides with much less money than them.

Flat track bully.

The new owners aren't daft.

[Commy]

He was too emotional and it passed onto the players. If he had stayed calm they might have done something.

[Boss Hogg]

Wilder the best bet to take them back up imo.

[boatshed bill]

He was too emotional and it passed onto the players. If he had stayed calm they might have done something.

Yes, this is it. I believe he's a Blades fan, it must have really hurt him.

[Woodleyclaret]

Good championship manager but the owners expected promotion and unfortunately the spending in January backfired badly .

[ClaretTony]

Good championship manager but the owners expected promotion and unfortunately the spending in January backfired badly .

He almost got them into Europe five years ago

[Burnley1989]

Thought Wilder was very composed during his press conference.
I feel sorry for him and SU, especially the fans. They were clearly the third best team in the league. I know they only have themselves to blame for not making the game safe but you would have to have a heart of stone not to feel for them.
The positive to this is that surely Sunderland must be nailed on to go straight back down. They somehow managed to find a way to win their semi final and final games when they were clearly second best.

Only just reas this, fully agree

[dermotdermot]

I don’t think that he’s actually gone yet.

[Juan Tanamera]

Wilderbeast!

[dougcollins]

Wilderbeast!

Soon to be seen wandering majestically over a plain near you?