i thought we were good right up until the stupid penalty last night and should have been ahead, ridiculous VAR once again, but then seemed to lose our way a bit and the old set piece wobbles returned.

the changes in the second half really steadied us and we looked really good. Klich looks a shadow of himself, i didn't even know he was on the pitch until late in the first half. i would drop him and play Dallas there for a couple of games he needs to rest or at least sort his head out. on another day we put 3/4 in second half, Bamford 2 sitters and the missed tap in but not our day.

unlikely we get owt on saturday they are looking solid, Fulham next friday and last chance to get rid of this London thing, we don't want that hanging over us going into next year.

Don't told your breath, 2 wins in London since 2014!

Agree. I do wonder though if we’re due a win against one of the big boys.. we’ve shown we’re capable with wins v Leicester and Everton.

i'm not. actually think Fulham have been a good side since they got the loan lads in just too many draws, but they seem to be starting to pick up wins now at the right time i can see them staying up easily now they have the momentum.

Think you will find Marty that I have criticized Bielsa mainly for his constant selection of the likes of Costa, Harrison and Roberts.
Klich is either knackered or injured and should not be playing now that we have 2 or 3 players back.
I would also say the treatment of Hernandez has been harsh and his lack of game time might come back to haunt us.
I along with others were criticized for being negative a few weeks back saying why are we worrying about relegation.
Whilst I think we will stay up I reckon we will be lucky to win 2 more games and maybe get 2 more draws and if teams like Fulham, Newcastle and Brighton string a few wins together we are very certainly looking over our shoulder.

Chris Wilder has been sacked it looks like. They've had a shocking season, but he's worked miracles there, I think it's pretty disgraceful to be honest.

I agree hes done a great job there really. He shouldve been given chance to take them back up next season but thats Wendyball im afraid. Managers carry the can for poor results

Very short sited. They’d have had a better chance of coming back up with him still in charge. Oh well, their loss!

I thought exactly the same when WBA sacked Slaven Bilic and appointed Sam Allardyce

Irrespective of the rivalry between the Blades and Leeds then Wilder is a very good coach/manager IMO
Wilder certainly started at the bottom of the pile when he started his managerial career and worked his way up to managing Sheffield United

He wont be unemployed for very long

i'm not a fan of him as a person, but has definitely done a fine job with them and probably would have got them straight back up at the first attempt. his stock will remain relatively high leaving now so win for him, he gets a boat load of cash and winds up at another Prem club like a Newcastle or Palace in the summer.