The phrase ‘it’s grim up north’ could have been penned for this very occasion.
On a dull afternoon in Yorkshire, Wolves couldn’t find a rhythm on a tight, bobbling pitch, so returning south with a point is a more than palatable outcome.
After all, it’s one game and one point closer to the objective. 14 matches unbeaten I might add.
We mustn’t grumble.
Barnsley are a young team of upstarts and they set about the league leaders from the first kick and remained disciplined throughout. It was nigh on impossible to break through.
Their tight defensive shape came at the expense of any real attacking menace and with Wolves equally content to remain deep, much of the contest was duked out in the middle third of the pitch.
They could have won it for though.
A few loose balls dropped for onrushing players on the rare occasion they ventured into dangerous territory but Ruddy remained untested.
Wolves for their part were in the ascendancy the longer it went on but too often laboured in and around the box.
The quick counter was seldom an option either, with the home side defending in numbers and the ball constantly getting stuck under feet at the crucial moment.
Jota was culpable of poor decision making and somehow contrived to miss from under the crossbar in one of his less illustrious outings to date.
Down the opposite flank I remain steadfast in my belief that Cavaleiro offers more than Costa and would certainly be restoring him to the starting lineup for the Forest game next Saturday.
Without him, the team lacks tempo, particularly when the impetus is on Wolves to break down the wall. It’s no use saying ‘he’s good off the bench’ if we have to wait half the game to get things moving.
On a heavy pitch, Bonatini’s legs have never looked, well, heavier. Mir was quicker across the ground and did enough in his first league appearance to suggest he can influence proceedings. Still early days for him of course.
If it was an off day for the attacking unit, we were again convincing at the back. Certainly not much to fault Coady or Bennett on as they collected another cleansheet.
But Boly is the difference maker. The way he so routinely wins everything in the air and on the deck before casually sauntering up the pitch marks him out time after time. Today was no different.
We’ve waited nigh on 15 years for a center back of his ilk. Keep him and a few of the others fit and firing for the 19 games remaining and the rest becomes moot.
Onwards and upwards.
I predicted an easy win and 6-0 to us, and ‘streamed’ the second half, we wouldn’t have scored if we had stayed there all night…just one of those games, we move on. On a lighter note, here’s something to cheer you all up, lovely or what.
Why are right said fred hiding down that girls top….
So that’s where the 2 points went.
I agree with Cheeseburger – even go so far as to say nice two !!
Anyway,moving swiftly on – I’d like to see Mir start against Swansea midweek, alongside Cav and Jota, leaving Costa and Bonatini champing at the bit on the bench if things go wrong !
Damned sight more exciting than today’s result for sure.
Where did you get a picture of me missus?
Good away point. Based on current points ratio my calculator says Cardiff will get to 85 points. If we continue our ratio it will mean promotion by about game number 38 or 39. Or the end of March. There may be fluctuations along the way but one way or another I reckon late March /early April we see us auto promoted. Then we can just enjoy the last few games in carnival mode. Hopefully Mildenhall’s latest girlfriend will be around to celebrate with us! Nice one!
Fine tuned the calculations and I am now firmly predicting Hull City at home on 2nd April will be THE DAY. Kind of hoping we do it 5 days later on Cardiff soil – much to WANKY WARNOCK ‘S delight
So you are now agreeing with exactly what I have been saying on here since August? Good lad. Easter eggs at the ready!
I am going to feed data in to the calculator after every match from now on and see if the prediction shifts from 2nd April. It will take massive surges in form (upwards or downward) from all the teams in the mix to shift things from now on I should imagine.
No goals in two games now
Pathetic no idea got to start thinking of getting rid of nuno
I’d bring lambert back
Be sure the glory hunters (who cost me 50 quid by not getting a season ticket in the summer) will be the first to moan and the first to fuck off.
We don’t have a season ticket because we can’t do night matches or Sundays because of our jobs and how far away we live from Wolverhampton. It hasn’t stopped us doing night matches at Southampton – a 400 mile round trip or Manchester City or Forest or Reading – a 300 mile round trip or Barnsley yesterday. Just because you don’t have a season ticket it doesn’t make you a glory hunter. I went to my first Wolves match in February 1978 so next month I have been watching Wolves for 40 years and have NEVER had a season ticket. I love Wolves, I don’t moan and I will never fuck off – sorry.
Good for you mate. I have done all that myself down the years. Grimsby, Portsmouth, Sunderland, palace, Colchester, Preston, Middlesbrough etc etc on Tuesday nights. I accept some people can’t get season tickets for whatever reason. However I know loads of people including some of my mates who stopped going one or two seasons ago and have now come back with half season tickets. Their choice of course but it doesn’t stop me having a bit of banter with them about it. Sorry if you were pissed off by my comments. It was just banter. All the best to you and let’s look forward to promotion asap.
Not pissed off at all mate, know where you are coming from, just wanted to put it out there why some of us don’t have season tickets because we do actually get some stick for not having one. The bloggers have told me what a top bloke you are so all the best to you also.
Good lad. Try and keep it all together against Forest next week. I know how much you love them.
Don’t know what you mean mate 😉
You better not FO you pair ….can’t wait to touch bases at the Bloggers Baaaall in Sunnerland in May..
Always enjoyed your company … admire you for your love of Wolves and how you go about showing it … you don’t have to ge ST holders … I know just how much you love Wolves and nicer still how you came to join the Blog family…
HE’s A FECKIN TWAT.
Teacher
Without
A
Ticket.
Xxxx
Two goals in the net.
One goal smashed the bar.
One unbelievable close range miss.
Tired and totally dejected players coming off the pitch.
They felt that one today, it really hurt them, they will put it right quickly, and I’m confident we have talent waiting in the wings to back them up.
Another point in the bag, we move on quickly.
FFS I didn’t want to go to Barnsley and Iv’e been there before.
I’m proud of my team, Nuno’s proud of his team, just a blip, no more.
Why. Point away is not bad. Nothing to be ashamed about.
I too am proud of our team, we are not going to win them all ……just most of them!
Can I have a lift in your private jet to Swansea?
Cost you a box of Milk Tray……..
Stu,
QUICK, put my name down for four (4) seats on that private jet then, just ordered 4 boxes of milf tray.
That’s a better deal than free coach to Swan C
Your request is a whole new kettle of fish young man. We’re not that sort of Airline.
Sorry, no room on mine…COYW
I want to book it for Sunderland at the end of the season, I may be a little pissed on the way back though………same rate a box of milk tray?
Stu,
Agreed entirely, plus:
Another clean sheet
Continuation of unbeaten games to 14
Average of 2.3 points per game – on target for 100 plus points
And you’ve been to Barnserlee before but you ain’t gotta go there next year unless you fancy a fekin shite holiday or visit The Barnserlee Museum & Heritage Centre
Can’t win them all ,bad days happen to all good teams,(citeh) for example.
Results won’t always go the way we want them to
but as said another point another game gone.
No problem.UTW.
I’m a very happy Bunny, this young man got MOTM at Portsmouth.
He is a class player mate that’s y this spell will do him good
Traffic home was slow. Good go meet Marney and bro for the first time, good to see Bedders, BOG, Ian and Sue and Stu and Jen too, and Stu’s nephew Kev who travelled down with me. As for the match……. I suppose a point away from home is ok.
Too late for Cav magic. The team is isn’t the same without him in the team. He’s much more lively than Costa, which also of course also is very good at his best. I mean, Cav has probably even higher percentage of end product than Jota, and at the same time he’s probably been the most consistent player this season. Costa on the other hand disappear for long periods in games.
I Said a point wouldn’t be a disastrous and it’s not we cannot grumble where we are to where we were it’s not like we didn’t try to win it just wasn’t our day.
Let’s regroup and move on……Brilliant backing up the way..!
Well I bet nobody predicted that result!
The pitch wasn’t the carpet they’re used to and if you looked at the Barnsley lads, they worked their collective arses off to the tune of Rocky….We have to get used to the fact that Wolves are the championship equivalent of playing Barcelona.
It’ll all change next year of course when we go up a level.
I admit that I have not seen anything like enough of Conor Ronan but how cool is it that he got MOTM on his first run out? Well done to the lad.
I don’t fancy Swansea’s chances if Nuno punishes the first eleven for not scoring….lol
Jota had already won Goal of the season (pick any one from three or four).
He has now also won the Miss of the season competition (if you don’t count Mildenhall Wolf’s entry above) and The crossbar challenge, in the same match.
In retrospect a point seems a decent result and it might help some of us more excitable bloggers keep our feet on the ground.
We ain’t gonna steamroller every team in the division, The Championship just doesn’t work that way.
As long as we finish top I will be happy.
That way, not only will we end up in The Prem, but I will pick up enough dosh from Ladbrokes to pay for mine and the PMDG’er’s season tickets for next season and have plenty left over to buy a few beers.
Not much to ask.
Please Nuno, make it happen.
Look who were at Oakwell, I bet they ain’t here because we were playing the Mighty Barnsley.
I would guess we may be getting some good news very soon. 🙂
Can you imagine what Gau, Mendes and the guy behind them thought of Oakwell, that tunnel looks like the Old North Bank.
Saying how it is ..we are stalling up front suggests strongly that Mir and Bonatini need to prob be replaced for the PL as I don’t think they will make it in the big time ..We need to spend zillions on at least one mega striker any way.
Jota should of won it for us.Was a shit miss.
Boly and Neves are worth £60M soon..
Old enemy Derby worryingly winning like a Clough machine.
We need to score goals again.
Who with, Sako and Afobe????
Nah, Leon Clarke, mate.
FFS It’ll be Robbie Keane
Nah – has to be Steve Kindon
Ok I’ll give Mir longer than 3 matches lol I’ve been effected by seeing Dwight Gayle miss loads on MOTD..he’s not up to it either..pleased we didn’t buy him.
I expressed concerns about the 12th man in my last post. Not today. It’s a lot easier to support a good team and we are a good team. We were good today and this from Nuno is class: https://youtu.be/1uOuQp_ZMm8
Nothing to see here … move along. 🙂
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: we’re not going to win them all. And neither will those below us. Sometimes the ball just doesn’t wanna go in and that’s all there is to it. It’s all ok. Still the awesome team that won last time and will win again. It’s a good away result.
Future is bright my friends, very bright!
Now let’s have another crack at that FA cup.
Go Wolves!!!
Last season a point there wouldn’t of been a bad result our record apart from last season has been shite aswell
Move on to forest another point to our haul
We all are so blessed supporting this wonderful football club ?
Just sums it up really, point away from home and we are disappointed – Wolves Aye We
The young guns of Barnsley must take a lot of credit for their performance in this game.Wolves weren’t at their best but they weren’t awful either.There were limited goal scoring chances for both teams but I thought there were enough for the score to have been say 2-1 to Wolves on another day.
The performance of Boly was outstanding and it just seems that he gets better every week.In fact the entire defensive unit is the best I can remember in a Wolves shirt, lets hope they all stay fit for the rest of the season.
I also agree with other comments on here that Cav needs to start in place of Costa. Not sure whats happened to Costa and those scintillating runs we saw last season. He seems to be lacking in confidence after his injury, which is a shame because we all know that there is a great player in there somewhere.
I’m looking forward to Forest next week.We normally come back very strong after these sort of games.
UTW
Flipping Long Day out. Left home at 830am and got back home 830pm.
We didn’t lose. Another point towards the title. Another clean sheet. Unbeaten in 14 games. Still 10 points clear of 2nd and 12 clear of 3rd. Magnificent away support. What’s not to like and be happy about? There are 23 Championship teams who’d swap with us if they could.
Willy Boly – absolute star performance,
Ruddy – not much to do as usual 7
Bennett – reliable no nonsense 7
Coady – organised supreme 7
Boly – see above 9
Doherty – tireless running 8
Saiss – covered every blade of grass 8
Neves – usual class 7
Douglas – good runs but delivery a bit off 7
Costa – lively but not quite there yet 7
Bonatini – struggling, needs a rest 5
Jota – frustrating, maybe tired? 6
Mir looked ok when he came on but needs more time to get up to speed. Cavaleiro should start next game.
OODCL
Looking forward to seeing the game on Wolves TV, as I’ve only heard the commentary and seen the Ch5 highlights so far.
But from the comments of my esteemed friends on here who were at the game, it seems we did plenty enough to win the game but just couldn’t put it in the onion bag. And that, after all, is the object of the exercise. We’ve had other games like this, and I’m sure there will be more before our aims are secured, but we must take the point and move on with renewed vigour and determination to take it out on Forest next week.
Disappointed I am, for sure, but my confidence in our final league position hasn’t got a mark on it.
COYW.
The Dove Inn before the game. BOG, Brompton, Sue Newark and Ian Newark.
Apologies for the quality of the picture. I’d had three or four pints of some Northern ale by then – and Barnsley is generally pretty dark and gloomy!
OODCL
Well a right bunch of shifties on view here … looking good y’all….
Hope the beer was ok lads and lasses …
Can I just apologise for my wife sticking her tongue out in the company of such esteemed gentlemen – she says that she was trying to eat her cob. Susan will be reprimanded accordingly as soon as I can find the celery.
Bloody rude I thought!
I had to post this paragraph from Southbank resistance, for all you wonderful, frozen solid, runny nosed, pissed bloggers that were there. I think he has captured yesterday to a T- tee.
Barnsley is a strange place. The people there look like they grow their clothes on their allotments and the whole aura and reason for the place is one unknown to me. It was senseless of course 0-0. All the noughts, noughty nought. Of course we won. We scored, which means we’ve won regardless of the Referee who was tripping his tits off on some strange chemistry or he was super turned on by the sexiness of our football. Who knows? Disallowed goal? There’s probably a good reason for it and someone will of course know what that reason is but, fuck. Ref? You’re another fucking midget, another obstacle to our journey, another fucking red light, another contra flow system. The feeling when we score. Addicted I am.
En route to Mad Mick’s ode stomping ground we had a Beer stop in Chapeltown!
And there weren’t many Chapels or Dog Fearing folks there but beer at £1.80 a pint 🙂
After a couple of beers (definition not necessarily accurate as used to wash feet in!), a bite to eat (no chops thou!) and onto the match – drove around the back streets (don’t think they have any front streets) of Barnserlee to find the entrance for the coach…
4,700 fellow Nunoist’s and the anticipation was much greater than what the final whistle delivered.
But that’s because of our expectation have been driven to new heights! And this isn’t fickleness – this is because we all know what we are capable of…
We’ve watched us play Cardiff, Sheff Utd and QPR with no return but does anyone think we’d get anything less than 9 points when playing them in the half season?
To me yesterday was a decent performance, a number of chances (yes one prime one!) – great at the back – Coady and Boly – a different class to and based on that clean sheet performance i reckon – Virgin Van Dick £75M = William (of the Wolves) Boly £76M – brilli=fekin-aint….
2.3 points per game – 100 + in May and the train is still firmly on the track and we several spare wheels just in case one starts to come off
Another shout out for the 12th man – FWAW
FOwb, derby, vile plus colin wanker & his sheep worriers
Two disallowed goals (I was surprised that Costa’s ‘goal’ wasn’t on the highlights), a thundering shot against the crossbar and a glaring miss. We could so easily have come away with all three points but it wasn’t to be. As Thomas says, we mustn’t grumble.
Watchng the stream, with about 20 mins to go I got the feeling that it just wasn’t going to be our day. But for Jota’s ‘Mason-esque’ miss I could have been very wrong. But fair play to Barnsley, they picked a young, largely inexperienced team, didn’t try and kick us off the park, worked very hard and were well organised. Quite why they are where they are in the League I don’t know after giving us two very tough games. Lack of a prolific striker perhaps ? Thought Big Willy was the pick of our players yesterday – exceptional performance.
Always happy to take a point away from home.
Played slightly flat but still never looked like losing and could have won if not for missing a sitter. No panic though. Four games of the second half of the season played and 8 points gained. Let’s keep it up.
Looking forward to seeing MGW and Mir get some action in the cup replay.
I’ve just had the privilege of watching a match which shows the sort of football we are aspiring to – and also how far we have to go to get there.
Liverpool 4-3 Man Citeh.
Absolutely fabulous game.
And we WILL get there!
If Sanchez goes to City and Jesus makes a quick recovery, a certain Senor Aguerro will have his nose pushed out and could be looking for a move.
Also, that bloke De Bruyne ( spelling) looks ready for a new challenge, and I’m sure we could find a place for him, alongside Neves.
Never mind Diogo signing permanently, it will be madness if we dont secure Big Wily this month.
Imperious comes to mind. Just brilliant yesterday, and he looks as if he could take a goal kick and score before the other keeper moves.
Love him to bits.
We should have won yesterday, but we never looked like conceding, and the goals will come.
This must be our bad patch, three games, three goals and three clean sheets.
Fourteen unbeaten, a walk in the Welsh park Wednesday night, then chop a few trees down next weekend!!
I too watched Liverpool v City.
No big deal, we’ll cream them both next season.
Nuno knows, you know!
FOwb
Spot on Doog – great game. But Borenmouth and Arsenal dire. Believe our current 1st 11 good enough to beat either one.
As Wolves away days go that was f*****g brilliant. A nice drive up the A1,M18 and M1 and we were in Barnsley within an hour. I think it took us longer to find The Dove Inn. All credit to the landlord for putting food on at very cheap prices. Great to meet up with Bedders, BOG & Brompton and all the other Wolves fans. Nice to speak to some Barnsley fans who said that we were much more friendly than Leeds – NO ! Got a little bit concerned about BOG when he was telling us about the Wolves 1 WBA 5 game as we thought he might have problems with his heart again. I think Mike dislikes WBA like I do Forest. On to the ground and it is always great to meet The TicketMaster and Wolves legend that is StuWolf and Jen. I actually enjoyed the game. It could have been a high scoring draw and I have to say that as the players left the pitch, right next to us, they were dissappointed that they had not won in front of nearly 5000 of us. We then left the ground to head back to our hotel. In front of us were two Wolves “fans” who were moaning that we hadn’t scored for three hours. I wanted to tap them on the shoulder and say – “Excuse me numb nuts” we haven’t conceded a goal or lost either, we are the divisions highest scorers, we are 10 points clear at the top of the table, we are going up – were you at Chorley in the 80’s ? But anyway, we move on to next Saturday. Can’t remember who we are playing but me and Sue will be there.
My daughter had a message off the landlord’s wife firstly thanking us for putting on the Blog the Pub details but she also passes on a big thanks to the Bloggers for their courtesy and impeccable behaviour….so thanks from me too …
At least he’s still talking to us …
Would not have expected anything different. This blog is chock full of excellent people who you would trust with your life. I mean that.
I know I have been going on about my calculator but here is a glimpse of how things could look based on the current top 3 points ratio so far and projected on over the last 19 games. This is how things will look after 39,40,41 games. I Have rounded points totals up if. 5 or above and down if below…GAME 39.MIDDLBRO AWAY 31ST MARCH. Wolves 90,Derby 75,Cardiff 72. With 7 games left Cardiff could still get 93 points. So not there yet. GAME 40.HULL HOME 2ND APRIL. Wolves 92 Derby 77,Cardiff 74.With 6 games left Cardiff could still get 92 points. Technically could catch us but our better GD would mean we are over the line. GAME 41.CARDIFF AWAY 7TH APRIL. Wolves 94,Derby 79,Cardiff 76. Cardiff can now only get 91 so we are absolutely and mathematically up. Therefore take your pick. Hull home. Cardiff away could be the day we go to the EPL.
A good point for sure in the overall scheme of things, but three observations.
1. We are continuing our run primarily because of the excellence of our defence. The central three are awesome, both individually and as a unit. Boly is simply a class apart.
2. Leo is increasingly looking very tired, reflecting the heavy work load he has carried thus far. Mir is promising, but unproven. Failure to sign a proven goal poacher now may well prove to be unwise.
3. Cav makes all the difference to our attacking potential. He has pace, strength, skill and vision. He instills fear into opponents. He creates opportunities for those around him. Next to him Costa appears light weight. Please Nuno don`t waste this talent in the diddly squat game at Swansea. Keep Cav fresh and ready, for inclusion from the get go in the next league game.
I have to say I agree 100% with all three points you make.
Yesterdays highlights, it’s surprised even me how many there were.
https://mobile.twitter.com/wolves/status/952510621509066752?ref_src=twcamp%5Eshare%7Ctwsrc%5Eios%7Ctwgr%5Eother
Excellent, all that was missing were the goals!
I liked the Nuremberg kids at the beginning, I’ve always wondered what happened to all them flags!
Terrible news about Cyrille Regis, my impression when I met him was a real gentlemen. Even though in the opposite colours a hell of a player in his day and then of course one of our own. Very sad for his family, no age at all.
Yeah sad new
Rip Cyril
Really sad news.
Met him at the APV in March this year. He looked great.
A gentleman. (And bloody good footballer!).
Met him, along with some other bloggers, at the APV in March…
A true gentleman, unassuming and humble …
RIP Cyrille …
RIP Cyrille.True pioneer and took hideous racial abuse in his stride and rose above it. Very different now for black footballers and thankfully the morons in the stands are a thing of the past. Still a few mongs exist as we saw at Millwall.
I think that we’ll see a few more mongs rear their ugly heads at the World Cup this year.
Who, apart from the pile of corrupt scum known as FIFA would award it to Russia?
The home of free speech and tolerance.
You are right there Doog.
RIP big Cyrille Regis, our thoughts are with your family at this time, 59 is too young to lose someone.
R.I.P. Cyrille Regis.
Met him at the APV earlier this year and sat chatting to him for well over half an hour. I even told him I doubted it WAS him at first as he looked too young. Such a nice, intelligent, friendly and humble man.
I too met Big Cyrille at the APV, and he seemed a real gent. Furthermore, he looked to be extremely fit and healthy, so all the more shocking that he should pass away in such a manner and so young.
Deeply shocked.
Looks like Stoke are preparing for the Championship!!!
Yeah see that bit surprised they appointed him bet there is a few pissed off stoke fans
How many Wolves players do you think he has on his short list? I’m pretty sure Graham, Marshall or Zyro are on the list. Possibly also Batth or Hause.
Am getting seriously miffed now!
No matter what I do or how hard I try I can’t get this flipping tune out of me head thanks to Barnsley on Saturday.
(To the tune of Heartbeat)
Barry
Oh Barry Douglas
Goes down the wing for me
Der-der-de-der der
Der-der-de-der-der
You and 3700 other poor devils, just been singing it as we read your post. FFS, think I’m becoming a little Gay.
Stu – Don’t think you can be a little bit gay. Bit like being a bit pregnant. You are or you’re not. On the other hand good that a blogger is in touch with his feminine side.
Well buddy, I was thinking along the laughter lines, when I was a pup Gay was happy, so I was thinking I was very happy, very sad. A little sad a little gay.
But, as me old dad used to tell me, Sex with women is ok. But, you can’t beat the real thing.
Iv’e got nothing against Dykes, but I wouln’nt put my finger in one.
Ok,
Straight red, sorry Nuno.
That referee must be UKIP’s new leader. Yet another one.
Referees were much better back in the day when they were nationalised.
RIP Cyrille,we knew you were a baggie, but you you were a wolves as well.
Heart felt condolences to his family.
Very sad news about Cyrille Regis; 59 is no age at all to lose one of life’s nice guys. RIP.
Tragic loss cyrille you were one of the best whoever you played for top top man r.i.p.
On another note STOKE WHAT HAVE YOU DONE !
GET YOUR BONES READY FOR THE CHUMPIONSHIP
RIP Cyrille. What a player he was and what would he be worth if he was in his prime today?
Interesting news that Paddy Power have reacted to the Hughes sacking/Lambert appointment and are actually paying out on bets that Stoke will go down! Bookies are not known for their generosity, but surely even LameBert has a chance of keeping Stoke up? The fat lady hasn’t even sung yet. By the same token I think I’ll ask BetVictor if they would like to pay me out on my 16-1 bet on Wolves for the title? I could tell them to follow the Paddy Power example.
Swansea, prepare yourself for Wednesday night, Wolves will be hunting you down…
I saw the name Mildenhall Wolf and immediately logged on….to a Wolf….
How shallow have I become????
Good thread on Molineux mix about Cyrille and the horrible racist abuse he suffered. Nice to see great respect on a Wolves fan site.
What do you make of Graham coming back? Do you think it’d to go into out squad or to go out on loan again or sold, personally I would stick him straight back into our squad can play up top or wing got loads of pace and skill but would have to work harder
Has he got the work ethic required by Nuno? That’s the real point, for while I used to rate Graham, apparently he’s stunk the place out at Fulham.
It could, and that’s a big COULD, be the luckiest day of his life; for as the Fizz has leveled out in our forward line’s pop bottle, could he be the spoonful of sugar that comes in from the cold and get us rolling the goals in again?
It’s up to him. Nuno ain’t gonna put up with any of his shit, that’s for sure, so he can either put his head down and work harder than he’s ever done and strive to get into a fabulous, Premier League bound outfit…or he can piss off to some outback club and just see out the rest of his career.
The ball is over to Jordan???
Succinctly put, Larry.
I agree 100%
And that goes for ANYONE coming to our club.
My stepdaughter came for tea tonight and afterwards we had a choose a song on YouTube. We played various artists but, to a Wolves fan, and an old one at that, don’t you just love this ? She went home in disgust !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3KEhWTnWvE&list=RDMMy3KEhWTnWvE
I always preferred https://youtu.be/lu66eabdSrQ
Great choice Ian … 1968 … when I do a record playlist for the flights ..
This one is NEVER missing…
What about Heartbeat? You know. Barry, Oh Barry Douglas, Goes down the wing……………………………….oh bugger just when I’d got it out of my head!
Good choice Ian. Mind you I have the below cd
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Old-Gold-Anthems-Various-artists/dp/B001GO5H8Y
Sod Jordan Graham, sign Bodvarsson he scored a hat trick tonight.