'We can't keep defaulting to Wilder'

Former Sheffield United defender Chris Basham may have said he's not surprised to see Chris Wilder back in charge of the Blades but some of you would have liked a different face in the dugout.

We asked for your thoughts and here is what some of you had to say about Wilder's reappointment:

Liam: Shouldn't have been sacked in the first place, but good of the board to admit they'd made a mistake and try to rectify it. Would have liked to have seen Dyche at least considered given his Premiership experience, but eh well, at least you can't say being a Blade is boring. Wilder's army we are again.

Dutch: I'm a massive fan of Chris Wilder fan for everything he's done for the club. But we need a succession plan as we can't keep defaulting back to him.

Dean: Terrible mistake, we've turned into a joke club that apparently only one person in the world can manage. People have short memories, Bramall Lane was like a morgue toward the end of last season. Boring sideways and backwards football. Oh dear.

Chris: It's getting to the point that Sheffield United should just either stay with Wilder for a big spell or they sack him, find a new manager, and if they don't work out get a plan C. Not just get a new manager, they don't work out and go back to Wilder.

Brian: Backward step. Back to boring football.

Tom: Getting rid of Wilder at the start of the season was for me was the right one but ONLY if we got someone decent in charge and we didn't. I think this is the board saying "we messed up, we are righting a massive wrong". Still not my first choice but rather have Wilder over an AI manager from the Kazakhstani league or someone no one has ever heard of.

Ian: Don't like his style of play and no plan B but will get them playing for the badge.

James: For all the talk of United's 90 points last year, those who saw the games will know it was a hard watch and no plan B. The signings made at the end of the window were less AI than Chris Wilder suggesting his return had been on the cards for a while. He'll keep us up this year - of course he will - but the law of diminishing returns says that another go at the Prem is a long way off.

James: Wilder back in the chair and talk of Prince Abdullah being asked to re-invest - might as well bring back Dave Bassett, Billy Whitehurst and the ghost of Derek Dooley. Wednesday were supposed to be Sheffield's banter club this season… SUFC: "hold my beer".