Grappler

Down you go, to League One, but keep clutching at straws if you want, most people won't forget the inflated price on your books for a rusting, ageing ground. The "sale" of the ground. The huge number of SWFC who have not been reimbursed. What a way to treat working class people, great eh? But justice was served, right at the very end of the last game of your season. As it says on the seats of your ageing, rusting ground, "Thank you, Dejphon Chansiri".

So, a man who some say is a "successful businessman", who can't seem to pay the wages on time, is now expected to deposit 2.5 million quid a year, from the SWFC account to one of his other companies, and people can't see that this could be a problem? Let's not forget that apart from struggling to pay the wages, he has to find almost 7 million quid by September, or risk losing the ground.

You can the get footie results on these new fangled "smart phones" Cuttsie.

Great for the lad to get a Premier League goal at just 17 years of age. If we play like that next season, we shouldn't be too far away at the business end.

Cuttsie mate, we all love your stories about builders of Sheffield, past, flat caps, five park drive, or whatever, but this is 2021, not 1950, are you seriously telling everyone on here, that you have no other way of knowing a football score than "Sheffield Forum"?, no TV?, no Radio?, no Smartphone? Great attempt at a wind up, by the way, but you just finished bottom, below Wycombe Wanderers, enjoy League 1 pal.

I love your optimism Bassett, but I am starting to think you are one of our lads (Blades) on the wind up.

At least you have the memories lads........

Apology accepted.

Who could that be Jim? (only joking pal)

Told you we would agree! (a Sheffield Forum first! lol) Whose money do you think he is playing with? (serious question)

Exactly. Not exactly the "honorable" businessman that some people keep saying he is. I know you won't disagree with that, because I know you are not taken in by the "successful businessman" stuff either.

A good motto to use, when on social media sites, is don't say anything in writing that you wouldn't say to someone's face.

You are jumping to conclusions. I agree you were deservedly relegated, as were we. It would have been a travesty if you had stayed up, after the stadium sale scam.

None of it is the fans fault, Nervy, don't think anyone would blame anything on the fans. Chancer is the reason for the points deduction, obviously. Not sure why he keeps getting things wrong, because we keep being told that he is a successful businessman.

Show me where I said anything about "bad luck", I'll wait. You just finished below Wycombe Wanderers, deservedly so, for cheating. Plus you were deducted points for trying to deceive the EFL, Nervy, don't forget.

You just went down, below Wycombe Wanderers Jim.................................

Yes we played mate, and we lost 2 - 0, from two deflected goals, which just about sums up our season. You got the bit in bold right Cuttsie, I'll give you that. Premier League is tough mate, it's the world's best football league, hence two of the three teams promoted last season are coming back down with us. You don't need to worry about the Premier League though, you need to worry about doing well in League 1.

Doing fine pal, enjoying a beer, as always on a Saturday. See you soon mate.

Good man, well said.

How come it's always my round!

Probably a good match for the neutral to watch, 6 goal nail biter. Hopefully this means that Mester Chancer doesn't have any buyers and sticks around for a few more years. His mismanagement of the club is a comedy master class. If the relegation means less income for the club, he might struggle to get that 7 million quid together, by September, and then it could be real fireworks. Not great for the long suffering SWFC fans, but some still want to defend him, for some reason. As it says, proudly, on the inside of the ground, "Thank you Dejphon Chansiri"

Yep, get the weekend away at Preston, see some mates there, go to a load of decent old pubs

Season tickets already bought by Mrs G for us for next season. The chance of getting some away tickets (if Covid really does go away) and weekends away.

R.I.P. Marcus Featherby

Hopefully, the news that tramlines is back on this year means that we can start going back to football matches next season. The one good thing about being back in the Championship (for personal reasons), will be getting a decent away ticket allocation and getting to away game, and making a weekend of it. Hardly had the chance in the Premier League, teams giving us less than 2,000 away tickets, meant me and the Mrs always struggled to get any official tickets, and some of those grounds are a long way to go, in the hope you can buy one from someone when you get there, long journey back if not. Getting away weekends in Preston, West Brom, Cardiff, Bristol, Sunderland (that whole Northumberland coast line) if they get promoted, Peterborough if they get promoted. It will be great, interesting places and usually some decent pubs and decent beers to try.