Back to the good old days? (5/22)

By His Royal Dryness, The Duke of Cork -
Back to the good old days. Blades worked hard and played some lovely football. Deserved to win by a few more goals. Palace were poor and apparently they had a virus in the team, so maybe that explains why they didn't look like a "typical" Warnock side. Good performances throughout. Williamson got up and down well. Ward was always dangerous. Defence looked solid (Walker didn't make as many silly mistakes as Tuesday)

Saw Williamson's goal back on TV and it may not have crossed the line, so maybe our luck is turning. Ref and linesmen were appalling, but it seems that what we have to accept that as the norm these days.

At half time, they lobbed out about 250 T-shirts using a T-shirt cannon. I watched them closely, not because I hope to get one, but because I expected them to fire one straight into someone's front row face! Fortunately health and safety remained healthy and safe. They also unveiled another (third) mascot. Captain Beaky (I think). I'm sure one of the will get a game before too long. We used to think Glynn Hodges was Captain Blade!

Anyway, a nice Christmas present from the Blades. Hopefully taking some form into the festive season. Wendy didn't fare (or fair?) too well down at Leicester, so that makes things spicy on Radio Sheffield. Laws out?

Blades 2 - Feeble Eagles 0

QPR, Leicester and Preston over the festive period, so let's hope for nine points!

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