Shakespeare wrote, in his play ‘As you like it’, a poem called ‘The seven ages of Man’. It begins:- “ALL the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts”… It goes on to describe the human life […]
Chelsea 2 Wolves 0
I’ve been blithering on about poor refereeing for the last month, so accept my sincere apologies if you think I’m overreacting, but this was another category A blunder. Two weeks ago, Chris Wood nearly takes Matt Doherty’s head off at Burnley and it’s completely overlooked to deny us any chance of finishing in the top […]
Chelsea Vs Wolves Preview
Whatever happens on Sunday, it’s been a wonderful season. We can’t finish any lower than seventh, we’ve already beaten last season’s points tally and there’s still the Europa League to follow. If you’d asked any Wolves fan at the starting pistol I’m certain 99.99% would have been delighted with such a result. There have been […]
Wolves 2 Crystal Palace 0
If this had the feeling of a cup final beforehand, it all felt fairly routine by the finish. Though we were frustratingly slow out of the gate yet again, we got the job done. Our habit of starting games slowly is likely to remain the endearing mystery of this season, as was our inability to […]
Wolves Vs Crystal Palace Preview
I’ve never been one for conspiracy theories in football but if there isn’t something sinister going on the standard and consistency of refereeing in the Premier League is simply appalling. Having swallowed that decision against Matt Doherty that effectively killed off our top-four aspirations, we switch over to see an identical situation where (surprise, surprise) […]
Burnley 1 Wolves 1
Poor game management + the Mike Dean show = top 4 hopes up in smoke. Raul’s piece of brilliance in the 76th minute deserved to be the match-winner, but Nuno’s decision to replace the Mexican left Wolves short of an outlet up top, which invited Burnley onto us. The failure to heed the warning of […]
