In this Hodcast we finally get to talk about a win – our first (and only!) of the season so far, away at Oxford. We go over what clicked on the day, which players stood out, and whether it was a sign of better things to come or just a rare bright spot in a tough campaign.

Back at Bramall Lane it was a very different story, as a refereeing horror show overshadowed the home defeat to Southampton. We break down the key decisions, vent a bit of frustration, and ask what more United have to do to get a fair shake.

We also take a step back and chat through some of the club’s biggest missed signings – those nearly-men who could’ve changed the picture – before turning attention to the return of Oli McBurnie as he lines up against the Blades this weekend.

To round things off, we look ahead to a tricky test against Hull City, asking where the points might come from and what United need to do to turn things around.

A big shout-out to Shaun, Scott and Lee for all their support, and a massive thank you to everyone who’s listened, shared, and got involved – it means a lot.

In this episode, from mi mother’s kitchen, we pick apart United’s miserable home defeat to Charlton at a rain-soaked Bramall Lane. From sluggish play to missed opportunities, we relive a dreary performance that left us – and plenty of Blades fans – frustrated and disappointed. Jonny shares his player ratings as we debate who may be heading for the exit door in January, with Chris Wilder already hinting that the squad needs trimming. We also look ahead to the upcoming clash with Oxford, holding out hope for brighter skies and a brighter future after a gloomy week.

As always, thank you to everyone who has listened so far and shared feedback with us – it really does mean a lot and keeps us going. Apologies for any shuffling and sniffling Jonny has the lurg!

In this episode of The Sheffield United Hodcast, we review United’s 5–0 hammering at Ipswich — a result that was the final nail in the coffin for Selles’ short and chaotic spell in charge.

We explore Chris Wilder beginning his third reign as Blades boss, discussing what Wilder 3.0 could look like, the challenges he faces in taking over a side low on confidence, and the potential lift his return might bring to both the squad and Bramall Lane.

Jonny is put to the test in a quiz all about some of United’s worst managerial appointments — from the forgettable to the downright farcical. (Matt has an epic maths fail too…) Finally, we look ahead to the Charlton match, weighing up how the Blades might respond and what fans can realistically expect in the short term.