Why doe's it mean more to beat Wednesday than Blunts ?

Wednesday was once a significant club. United never has been. nt

 

Ah, but "We're not famous anymore" as we are so often reminded nt nt

 

I hate the Blunts more

although not much more. Reasons...

1.Neil Warnock
2.Blunts well known for long ball footy
3.The last minute defeats in the 80s to these tw*ts.

I remember one match at the Well. We are 1-0 up and concede a goal in the last minute. Gutted and ready to leave they only go and score again. That game has stayed with me and it was probably 20 years ago. Also one at Bumhole Lane where we looked like we had managed a 0-0 draw only for them to do us in the last minute. Think it was when Bassett was in charge of them cos they were chucking liquorice allsorts out to fans.
Seemed to be a constant event against them.

 

RE: I hate the Blunts more

Neil Warnock is a wind up Manager I can't see nothing wrong with that, more should be same it adds to entertainment. Cheers for all coments I'm
ready for game with a bit of local knowledge.

 

Your match with Wednesday is more of a derby to you lot 'cos a quarter to a third of the Beast support comes from the Barnsley area. The Barnsley game has never been a big deal for Blades. I remember cheering on the Shoreham end at BDTBL when news of a Barnsley win was tannoyed across the ground during your disastrous nay humiliating season in the premiership.

 

You're a good kid Walter.7

 

It seems Blunts hate us more than Wednesday fans due to Wednesday fan coming from Barnsley ?

 

Because...

Theres a cnutish bloke at work who suppoorts Washday & everytime they beat us he like to ride around the Council yard waving a shirt from the window. But not on Monday.

Is that a good enough reason?

 

Humiliating??

Really? I'm genuinely puzzled about that. Considering we were nailed-on for relegation, I always thought we had a decent season. A few memorable scalps and a cracking cup run. The likes of Derby and one or two others have shown that with hindsight, we actually did okay. I'd rather go down the way we did than your last-day fiasco.