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I happen to think that this Chambers bloke was talking rubbish, as he has done in the past. Supporting the way the club is run currently is pure idiocy as it can only make things worse. What was really stupid was his assertion that the pitch invasion cost the team a goal, as he said Sheffield...

I reckon Slade is certainly as good as we could have hoped for, given the state of the club and the useless owners we have. I hope he can turn the club around. In reality he may be a decent L1 manager but he is not a magician and I fear that with the club's economic policies it is an...

This is absolutely true. Listening to Fisher saying this last night, I just started wondering what the point of the club's existence was. Any other club in the Football League has ambitions to get promoted, at least at the start of every season. Even teams in the Premier League who have no...

Sheffield United are a horrible club with horrible, moronic fans. They have never been any different. I think in Sheffield you have to take an intelligence test. Pass and you support Wednesday, fail and you get this shower of shit for life.

Last night's attendance was the lowest at the Ricoh for a first team game. The lowest ever was not at Northampton but at Highfield Road. It was a Full Members' Cup game against Millwall in 1985 when neither team could qualify for the next round. The attendance that night was just 1086. I was...

The best way for fans to show what they feel about the situation is simply for everyone to not bother going to the Crawley match. It's a nothing game in a nothing competition and the gate would be small anyway. Crawley will only bring a handful. So making a point by the crowd being about 200...

I believe he was chairman of the London Supporters but had a big fallout with them and threw his toys out of the pram because the CCLSC were critical of SISU. He is one of a few SISU apologists and brown-noses, like that Garlick woman. I do wonder what possesses them to support that mob...

I can remember that Shilton was actually disliked by Leicester fans because he wanted to leave. The reason was apparently that Shilton's wife was (allegedly) carrying on with Frank Worthington at the time, which was a major reason for him wanting away. The Leicester fans would chant "Frankie...

I wonder how much Sisu would accept for the club. I came across all the paperwork for the 2007 takeover the other day. How quickly hope evaporated after that pack of lies! The whole club at that time was valued at £5.58. So if they sold it for a tenner they would still have made a decent return!

I remember that night too, it was dreadful. I went with a workmate who was a Wycombe fan, he had sat with me for the first leg and fancied their chances in the return. I was in the Wycombe end with him. We were absolutely dire, with players like John Gayle, Detzi Kruszynski and Willie Boland...

I wouldn't worry about that. Unlikely we would be having a colour clash with them any time soon. It does remind me that they were relegated with us in 2001 though!

The next Eddie Howe? With this shower in charge we'd be lucky to get the next Don Howe!!

Very true. Maybe he wants to come back and finish the job......

That explains a lot. Never trust a christian - their whole life is based on believing lies. Virgin birth, coming back from the dead, water into wine......seriously! The club is being run by a deluded bitch so no wonder we're up shit creek.

I remember when you could go and watch the team train, and the kids could collect autographs afterwards. I believe they stopped all that and kept everyone away from training. So I am wondering how they are going to keep the public away when they are training at the Memorial Park.

Closely followed by 'Chris Coleman Crescent', 'Micky Adams Avenue' and 'Terry Butcher Terrace'. They could even name a road near Highfield Road as 'Mowbray Street'. Oh, hang on........

They called it a 'Marmite' badge. Surely that would be Burton Albion.....

I remember saying three years ago that to identify a new stadium site, go through the planning process, and get the thing built, would probably take 5 years. That 5 years is up in 2018. Had Fisher & Co actually done what they said they would do, the deadline was achievable. The club have...

Willie Carr certainly did come through City's youth team. Jimmy Hill may have picked him up from an insignificant non-league team but he was an apprentice with us and playing in the FA Youth Cup in the 1965/66 season aged just 16, alongside players such as Mick Coop and Trevor Gould. He played...

I agree. The fans have had enough after what has happened, and the complete disregard shown to them over several years now. This is, as I see it, a big problem for the future of the club. There is a core support now of under 10000, about half of whom are ST holders, the rest are the ones who...