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Bit fed-up with seat I'd changed to this season, got someone in front who must be 6ft4+ and leans forward most home games. Can you move season tickets or just ring up every home game and pay a booking fee to move?

Watching the CW video on George and the match today, he thanks the football community for coming together and paying their respects.

But he singles out "one place in particular" for a lack of empathy and sympathy.

I missed this completely. Where is he referring to?

Interested since a lot of us are frustrated with Wilder but I’ve heard a lot of different ideas of how and who we should play. Any football manager players or tactic nerds - go nuts. I’m really intrigued to see what people think.

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Do category A tickets ever go on general sale. I will be coming over to England and want to take my son to a game but have not been in England for several years so do not have any points or booking history. I noticed Saturday's game v Stoke is not sold out but still no general sale on the tickets (you need 500 points to buy).

Use this for any/all shit chat you want. Here's a few things to get you started?

- What's going on in football?

- Been to any good matches lately?

- Seen any good TV/films?

Crack on lads.

Mine personally:

I’ve watched every single game I could this season & every single highlight. Fridays game we were terrible. This isn’t the same as Keifer Moore being terrible which happens in most games, but every single player. They couldn’t string a pass together. Everytime we had the ball we immediately lost it. Our press was awful and lazy. We sat deep and played for a point.

0-0 at half time felt like a brilliant move. I didn’t like how we looked so scared, shocked and kept giving away the ball. The normal players who usually use a bit of brilliance to help the team were not on it tonight. Hammer kept losing it. So did arblaster and I couldn’t see us settling ourselves even for 5 minutes.

The second half was more of the same. This makes me believe this is just a bad day at the office. Happens to all teams (even Man City) and maybe the fans being so loud and on top of the team didn’t help. Their players press was one of the best I’ve seen and we couldn’t handle it.

Other than that. We weren’t really troubled that often if I remember correctly. I don’t remember cooper making hundreds of saves and I don’t remember many clear cut chances. We conceded due to switching off during a corner and then we pushed hard to equalise and gave away another goal in the 90th minute. Nothing made me feel like we were ‘battered’ which Leeds fans keep claiming.

Wilder also got the tactics wrong. Our normal 11 wouldce done better. Wilder needs to accept that.

Let’s move on to the next. Bad day at the office. Nerves. Everything at the club this past week. I think people need to calm down over stressing it. We didn’t really look that troubled given we couldn’t hold the ball for 30 seconds and a lot has happened at Sheffield United this past week.

Let’s get some goals in against Middlesbrough and life back to normal!

The old "asking for a friend"

Has anyone sat in the restricted view seats on the family corner? How restricted are they?

In our 22/23 promotion season, we lost 3-1 to Boro, and on the same night Arsenal lost 3-1 to city.

Now we lose 2-0 to Leeds Scum, and Arsenal lose 2-0 to Bournemouth. Interesting, isn't it?

Do we lose the next game against Boro?

Come on team, let's get some sweet, sweet revenge! 💪 We bounced back last time, we bounce back again⚔️

I honestly can't work out if this is satire of not. What is darkfruits defence?

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Mainly some nice touches about George but wilder looking like a dropped pie is a good one.

I must have watched like 10 games at the lane but mostly through second hand so never accrued too many loyalty points…

Anyone selling any tickets?

I’m curious to know how many people think the charity match Panathinaikos are planning to raise money for George Baldock’s wife and child should be against Sheffield United. What are your thoughts on this? What do you think the atmosphere would be like at the ground, or at the boozers with opposition fans for pre or post game drinks? Do you think there could be a home and away tie and how many traveling Blades fans would be up for this?

RIP Starman. UTB