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FROM JIM PHIPPS FACEBOOK PAGE 

 

It's Monday morning. The Blades are still buzzing after the Mighty humbled the Massive at Hillsborough Stadium. We have perhaps all since seen Roy's View From (https://roysviewfrom.wordpress.com/category/view-from/), which is chalk full of the denial and delusion of people who just received a bit of bad news: As it turns out, they are not better than the Mighty, either on paper or on the pitch. Sure, their books of account will tell them that their players each cost them more; but, as we all know, the only paper that matters in these contests is the unlying, ever truthful black and white of the Table and, on the Table, the gap is growing, with the Blades in the playoff places and the Owls heading towards midtabledom. A long season lies ahead. It is too early to let expectations swell too large, but what the Blades can expect, the Owls cannot: i.e., that their players will play as a team -- a single unit. For our part, as Blades, we do not have to field our best, most prolific scorer to expect that each team member will selflessly give everything for each other to get a result. We are dependent on no single player for the belief to remain, for the passion to persist. The Mighty are united. They are well developed, well recruited, well trained, well selected, well organised and exceedingly well supported. They play for each other and for the badge, giving 110% everytime they step on the pitch. #HappyDays, Blades! Owls, #NotSoMuch

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8 minutes ago, captain jack said:

FROM JIM PHIPPS FACEBOOK PAGE 

 

It's Monday morning. The Blades are still buzzing after the Mighty humbled the Massive at Hillsborough Stadium. We have perhaps all since seen Roy's View From (https://roysviewfrom.wordpress.com/category/view-from/), which is chalk full of the denial and delusion of people who just received a bit of bad news: As it turns out, they are not better than the Mighty, either on paper or on the pitch. Sure, their books of account will tell them that their players each cost them more; but, as we all know, the only paper that matters in these contests is the unlying, ever truthful black and white of the Table and, on the Table, the gap is growing, with the Blades in the playoff places and the Owls heading towards midtabledom. A long season lies ahead. It is too early to let expectations swell too large, but what the Blades can expect, the Owls cannot: i.e., that their players will play as a team -- a single unit. For our part, as Blades, we do not have to field our best, most prolific scorer to expect that each team member will selflessly give everything for each other to get a result. We are dependent on no single player for the belief to remain, for the passion to persist. The Mighty are united. They are well developed, well recruited, well trained, well selected, well organised and exceedingly well supported. They play for each other and for the badge, giving 110% everytime they step on the pitch. #HappyDays, Blades! Owls, #NotSoMuch

 

A subjective/biased comparison of our team based on one game - I'd much rather our staff draw their own conclusions re our performance on Saturday not some emotional Unitedite who's shooting from the hip. 

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14 minutes ago, Orlando_Trustful said:

Some obvious delusion, but you can't disagree with large parts of that to be fair. 

 

Delusions of Grandiose! 

 

'One swallow doesn't make a summer!' 

 

Thought they might have learnt their lesson after their infamous 'mind the gap!' season. He who laughs last and all that...

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2 hours ago, captain jack said:

FROM JIM PHIPPS FACEBOOK PAGE 

 

It's Monday morning. The Blades are still buzzing after the Mighty humbled the Massive at Hillsborough Stadium. We have perhaps all since seen Roy's View From (https://roysviewfrom.wordpress.com/category/view-from/), which is chalk full of the denial and delusion of people who just received a bit of bad news: As it turns out, they are not better than the Mighty, either on paper or on the pitch. Sure, their books of account will tell them that their players each cost them more; but, as we all know, the only paper that matters in these contests is the unlying, ever truthful black and white of the Table and, on the Table, the gap is growing, with the Blades in the playoff places and the Owls heading towards midtabledom. A long season lies ahead. It is too early to let expectations swell too large, but what the Blades can expect, the Owls cannot: i.e., that their players will play as a team -- a single unit. For our part, as Blades, we do not have to field our best, most prolific scorer to expect that each team member will selflessly give everything for each other to get a result. We are dependent on no single player for the belief to remain, for the passion to persist. The Mighty are united. They are well developed, well recruited, well trained, well selected, well organised and exceedingly well supported. They play for each other and for the badge, giving 110% everytime they step on the pitch. #HappyDays, Blades! Owls, #NotSoMuch

You are assuming they can read 

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1 hour ago, Chris_B_SWFC said:

Midtabledom

 

lol

 

 

 

What's wrong with that? Surely that would be considered a succession season, a mid table finish after promotion and hammering Wednesday on their own turf.

 

But the worry is, deep down, there is a chance they can do better. Look how long people have been writing them off....laughing about their players and they've proven everyone wrong.

 

I think it's about time we started to concentrate on why our team of stars continues to underachieve rather than hoping the other lot fail....as if that is considered some sort of success to us!

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