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Completely right that he should have gone on to big things. Whelan was a stupendous player, but didn't have the maturity to deal with life with money and a degree of fame. Leeds would never have sold him if he had had. It was probably the wrong era for him; big money and exposure starting to...

This thread will still be going by the end of August.

He played a huge part in our promotion to the Championship and was our player of the year in our first year up. He's played a big part in where we are now. To imply otherwise is sulky revisionism.

That's blatantly bollocks. He was good for us, and we were good for him, but it's hardly as if he wouldn't have a career somewhere else if things had have been different. He's a talented man. I genuinely don't understand the bitterness; I don't see that he's done or said anything wrong.

"So, Callum, welcome to Sheffield United. I'm sure you're glad to get the deal over the line; what was it that attracted you to the club?" "Thank you; very glad to be here, and looking forward to meeting all the lads and getting ready for the season. I was coming to the end of my contract, and...

Cute buns, presumably.

They're playing Oviedo aren't they (ROV). Who we once signed Keith Thompson from. I'm still not entirely sure why.

Not words I necessarily expected to ever see in relation to Coventry City.

Allen's a really useful member of the squad. Boundless energy, disciplined, is good at moving the ball quickly from back to front and links the midfield and forwards well. If it hadn't been for injury, I think we'd have seen a lot more of him last season. If it was a straight choice between the...

See, parodic language. If you want to make it believable, then make it language actual people use, not 14 year-old sub-Tate wannabees.

More that he's an option there, and they won't know each other, perhaps?

Tbf, the first lad would move faster if he didn't have a big rubber band around his ankles.

Sean Bean was good in Game of Thrones, though.

I think that very much remains to be seen.

Sheffield Wednesday, Hull and Portsmouth are all nice. Watford's would be, but it's completely ruined by the sponsor.

Financially it's a step forward, professionally remains to be seen.

I don't think I'd be able to stop people even if I wanted to, but I genuinely don't really understand why people are so pissed off.

Some very strange, bitter reactions on here, as it's been obvious he was leaving for months. Yeah, I think he's been burnt a bit, without the offers he was expecting, because I doubt Sheffield United was his destination of choice, but ultimately they're just offering more money than we did...

Is everything ok, chicken?