The Blades will be playing in the third tier of English football for the first time since 1989 next season.
Micky Adams admits his future is likely to come under scrutiny but is determined to bring his side back to the Championship.
"I'm not Mystic Meg, I don't know," when asked whether he would remain in charge at Bramall Lane.
"I think there'll be a meeting of minds and I am sure that everything from top to bottom will be discussed.
"Today is a low point, devastating, but I want to be the manager that brings the club back this time next season to Championship.
"The implications of relegation will be felt and there will be a certain amount of cutting your cloth accordingly so it will be an interesting summer."
Adams had no doubts as to why his men have been relegated.
"They are a genuinely hardworking honest group but we have not been good enough," he added.
"We have to share a collective responsibility for the woes of the season, I'll take my responsibilities, the players have got to take theirs too."
Barnsley boss Mark Robins has demanded an improvement in their away form next season after ending their 2010/11 campaign on the road with just three wins.
"We have managed to win just three away games this season and that is not good enough," he said.
"That has to improve next season. We don't do the ugly side enough and in this division it is going to cost you."
"We're unbeaten this season in derby games and I'd have taken that before the season started and that is a massive positive," he added.
"It is a big consolation of finishing 18th or wherever we're going to finish. it was not what we wanted at the start of the season, though."