The emphatic nature of last night’s victory doesn’t wipe away the disappointment of the previous three defeats, but it did wipe away the damage done to our goal difference.
And that could yet prove crucial if we’re able to remain close to the sides just above us.
It seemed impossible to score a goal at the weekend, but everything went in against Watford in that first half.
Some of it owed to good fortune, but that luck was earned by putting the ball in good areas and pressuring defenders (and one sorry looking goalkeeper) into errors. We need to do both of those things more often.
Can we expose another struggling team on Sunday?
Everton
It’s going to the wire for Everton. I’m looking at their remaining fixtures and seeing Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, West Ham and wondering where the points are coming from?
They’ve got two home games to come against us and a Newcastle team that can’t stop winning. Anything less than at least one victory would leave them in deep trouble.
Their saving grace might be the three games in hand they’ve got on an equally despondent Leeds team, but I don’t fancy them in a foot race to the finish against Burnley.
The 46 goals they’ve conceded is twice as many as Wolves from three fewer matches and they haven’t been flying in at the other end either with just 28 so far (the same as Wolves).
Injuries have deprived them of key personnel for extended periods – not least Dominic Calvert Lewin who got 16 goals last season but has only managed 3 this time and has sat out most of the campaign.
Ben Godfrey (who may return Sunday) and Yerry Mina are more recent casualties, leaving Frank Lampard with serious defensive problems. Spurs ruthlessly exposed them on Monday, hitting five without reply.
The home end
Some views lifted from the pre-match thread on a popular Everton forum.
Crowd should help abit but Sunday at 2 isn’t ideal for generating the type of atmosphere. And we need the crowd to urge our players to get in there faces though as wolves are far more techinical team and will stroll past us if allowed time on the ball/
Didn’t see the Wolves game last night, just the goals this AM. Majority of the goals were absolute gifts from Watford. Given our defence they will probably receive some more gifts Sunday.
Hope Frank is ruthless and Keane and holgate don’t get near the starting 11, or I fear Jimenez and podence will have a field day. All on us in the stands on Sunday and for the rest of the season, we have to make the old girl rock.
Think we win this one 2-1. Wolves will have a short amount of time to rest/recover from tonight’s match. We need to take advantage of that.
Nothing but a win is acceptable here. They’re not all that. Jimenez recently dropped due to poor form. Neto back from about a year out so not fully up to speed yet. No Traore to mince past the whole team before spooning it out for a throw. Play the same team, tactics and formation as we did against City. Rich up front. I wouldn’t start DCL again this season he’s looked that far off it, absolute passenger. Bring him off the bench with 20 to play if we’re struggling. Nervy 2-1 to Everton, we rarely do comfortable.
Wolves
Can Willy Boly and Jonny go again so quickly after last night? If they can, I’d keep them in because they both offered steady reassurance and in the case of Jonny, gave us an added dimension to our attacking play.
And yes, we have to pick Raul Jimenez every week. If he frustrates you for a couple of games, fair enough, but he comes up with the goods eventually. We don’t have anyone to fill the void when he doesn’t play.
Although I can see Dendoncker getting rotated in, I’d stick with the front three because we have to put pressure on that creaking Everton defence. If we play passively and allow them to swarm all over us, I can see it going south.
Last time out
If Watford gave the most pitiful first-half performance we’ve seen from a visiting team to Molineux this season, Everton are a close second. Only Jordan Pickford kept them within two and to their credit they had a good go in the second and nearly snatched a point.
We were doubled last season by the Toffees and the dead rubber right at the end was won by a Richarlison header. The Brazilian has a great record against Wolves, as does Raul against them. Hopefully it’s our man who makes the impact again on Sunday.
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Predictions
Nobody got the 4-0 scoreline against Watford, but plenty of people predicted victory and collected two points.
Brompton Wolf is clear at the top of the overall table at the end of Gameweek 28.
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Up The Wolves!
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This is going to be a hot atmosphere and they’re going to be charging around trying to win through sheer force of will.
We’re a cute enough team to use the ball intelligently and counter, so it just comes down to if we can weather the storm and take the chances that should come our way based on their awful defensive record.
We’ve seen the best and worst of this Wolves team in the last month so I’m sitting on the fence and saying score draw.
This looks to be a dangerous team. Everton has some tough opponents on the horizon and their backs are against the wall. Wolves prevail in a close one!
Could be another game like Thursday we do seem to be better away this season
I’d take a draw but I think Thomas is right… they will be desperate to press early on and force turnovers. Are we good enough to play through them?
We will see. They gave us loads of room at Molineux and afforded Doherty freedom of the pitch last time out so you have to think they will
Learn ?
Knowing what to do and doing it are different however.
I’m thinking early goal/ late goal
Simples
OODCL
WOLVES TO WIN 1-0.
Wolves should be right up for this as Lampard has stated Wolves and Newcastle they need to beat both. Wolves have a good chance of European football and beating teams like Everton is a must. By the way the wife is a newcastle fan and we live up the North East she hopes Wolves thrash Everton because they play them on Thursday and dent there confidence 2 -1 to the Wolves
Where do you live mate. I am near Richmond just off the A1 and travel regularly to the Mol if you want a lift sometime.
Don’t believe him, Dek, he lives in a tent beside the M62
He rents that tent off me, and owes for 3 weeks as it is.
Tent beside the M62? Luxury, sheer luxury.
We’ve got this
We can build on Thursday so……
It all depends on which Wolves team turns up. If it’s the insipid, ponderous, clumsy side who played Palace then we will be in trouble. The performance last night was the complete opposite – sharp, incisive and quick on the break. If we can replicate that (and play the same starting eleven) I reckon we can win this comfortably.
Hopefully there won’t be too many tired legs and we produce a similar performance.
Podence is an interesting player! He can make things happen and certainly has quality and dribbling skills, but he does give the ball away quite often. Against Watford it was not a problem, but it might be against many teams.
It is important we get a fast start, and really focus on the first 15 minutes and take control! Don’t want Everton to get a foothold in this game. They are quite fragile at the moment and their fans will turn on them if we control this game.
While you can only beat what’s in front of you and we did that comprehensively, Watford were awful.
I’m hoping Everton will be no better.
We’re piling in for the points at Goodison.
Francks feeling the negative pressure of 30.000 blue faced scousers, while St Bruno is riding the wave of a stonking home victory.
Their desperation will allow Pickford to gift us an early goal. It’s one way traffic from then on, as the Smurfs turn on their team.
Franck becomes a freedom fighter in Ukraine as a soft option.
Deli Alli has parked his Roller in the wrong spot, and after playing like my Aunties old Cortina returns to find it up on bricks.
Sould be a good game.
1 lv & COYW.
I remember 5 years back paper hanging for a Liverpool fan.
I painted in big black letters about a foot high, “i love Toffee”
When I papered the wall with a vinyl wallpaper, it still showed through 2x days later until it was dry.
Still makes me loff.
So its gotta be a win from me Geoff
After Thursday night, the Wolves players should be champing at the bit, tiredness is only an issue if we had lost as was shown with the Arsenal – West Ham weekend.
Mentally we have to be ready for the first 20 minute onslaught that Lampard will insist on after they got thumped by Spurs but if we can keep calm and scoreless to half time the game is there to be won. Ideally.
Realistically , Everton are better than Watford and won’t be as generous with chances , Richarlison is a bigger threat than Watford’s front three together.
A tough game, tougher than we might think.
Can we get on a roll again? – be a great time to get a few more points on the board.
Games remaining are quite favourable so Europe isn’t out of the question by any means. Top 4 – maybe too much of an ask!!
Let’s take all 3 points on Sunday and get rocking.
I still have no idea (but I wish I’d upped my 3-0 prediction v Whatfor!!)
Another performance, another win.
Sorry to interrupt but Sam Johnstone has just taken a big leaf out of Ben Foster’s book. Sandwell 0 Huddersfield 1 Excellent.
Enjoyed Thursday night though Watford looked an already relegated side
We can do the same to Everton provided we haven’t used up all our luck v Watford
Well it’s got to be a win against a poor Merseyside team and an inexperienced manager ?. As others have noted depends which wolves team turns up. If it’s the ‘can’t really be arsed’ lot who we saw at Crystal Palace then…
We were given two goals by Watford, can’t see that happening here.
If Johnny gets as much freedom down their right side and Ait Noori plays up to potential we should be able to capitalise again, fingers crossed.
Wolves 2 – 0
Onwards and defo’ upwards.
When was our last no score snore draw? I’m tipping that this week because I am out of ideas and bottom of the table anyway!
Back to my original tactic…..
Predict a draw hope for a win
This should be interesting. My next door neighbour is an Everton fan so it would be good to be able to gloat and sing relegation songs, so:
Pros and cons.
There are many contraindications in this.
PROS: Quite simply, we are a better team with, despite the fortunes they’ve spent, better players.
We have a manager. They have a guy who was a good player.
Our confidence is high after a handsome victory. Theirs will be low after a string of dodgy results.
They were marmalized at the Mol.
CONS: They are at home.
We have had a ridiculously short break since Watford (inexcusable at this time of year).
We have several players coming back from long times out who may struggle with the short turnaround.
If we can make a good start, quieten the crowd, make their heads drop, that’ll be half the battle.
Then,our quality should shine through.
If we aspire to European footie, Strokerbabe, then we are gonna have to get used to twice a week games, whether they be Sat/Wed or Thurs/ Sun.
Even more fuel to the bigger squad fire, methinks.
Great result on Thursday. Watford gifted us the goals but it was the pressure we put them under that created those soft openings, and nice to see us take the chances so clinically. Neves sumptuous finish rightly took the headlines but I was just as pleased to see how calmly Podence stroked the ball home from mid distance with Foster stranded. It was a classy and dominant performance. 0 Watford attempts on goal says it all at the back.
Everton are in fee fall at the moment. The home fans may be up for it early on, but they are likely to wilt quite quickly under the weight of their predicament so long as we don’t give them anything to shout about. Another 0 attempts on our goal will aid our chances nicely. Boly to start if he has the legs for it.
We can’t expect Everton to be quite so generous as Roy’s lot, but I see no reason why we can’t put them under the same kind of pressure and create enough to take the points back to Mol.
I used to have an Austin Allegro as a company car, back in the early mists of time, and I got rid of it, courtesy of Everton Football Club.
Me and three mates were off to Goodison bright and early one Saturday morning, when, half way up the M6 we heard a weird noise, the car became low on the back left and we watched in fascination as the rear left stub axle, complete with wheel and tyre, came whizzing past us, bounced over a fence and disappeared into some lucky farmer’s field.
It was as though a welders torch thing had been taken to the axle and cut it cleanly off.
Needless to say we never made it to Goodison, had to catch a train back to Eolvo, which promptly broke down near Stafford!
What a friggin’ day!
Forget the score, but we probably lost.
Not so tomorrow, boys and girls of blogland!
This is the second game of an unbeaten run which will last until we take at least a point from Anfield, thereby denying Jota his first Prem winners medal!
We have a nearly 100% fit squad, and several possible variations, and we are gonna help everyone out below us, by beating every one of them!!
On a side note, does anyone have any experience with time travel, coz it would be brill to knock ten years off Moutinho’s age.
If you do, meet me by the man on the oss last Thursday at 3.00!
You should know young man,that would cause a temporal anomaly, as I walked past the man on the oss at 3pm last Thursday so would meet myself.
Otherwise, I saw you then.
??
But which one was really you?
Now stop it young master Clive. You’re making my brain hurt.
Everton’s last game an embarrassing 5-0 thumping. Ours a fabulous 4-0 dismantling.
This has 0-0 written all over it lol.
UTW
Not sure with this one. Suspect it depends as much on our starting 11 as it does anything else. Fabio starts and we’re in for a long day. Jiminez starts well we might just have a comfortable Sunday afternoon.
Forgot to add, after seeing the highlights yet again,
Ben Foster
You’re a wanker, you’re a wanker!!!
Lovin’ it!
A marked improvement has followed our direst performances (Brentford home, Palace home and away) and this usually lasts a few games before a poor result. On that basis, therefore, and because Everton are under immense pressure (wouldn’t it be great to see them finally relegated?) I think we can take them to the cleaners.
Since the turn of the year we seem to be establishing a pattern of, a run of wins followed by a run of losses.
I don’t quite know what that means in the greater scheme of things apart from the inescapable fact that we are frustratingly inconsistent.
However, based on these stats – and stats are VERY important as we have all been told over countless years… expected goals… completed passes…possession in the first half when there’s an ‘R’ in the month…shots that might have gone in had they been anywhere near the white sticky thing with netty things in it….number of new tattoos…silly haircuts……. blah blah blah…
Sorry, I nearly went off on one there.
What I’m trying to say is that we’re due a run of wins.
And there is certainly an ‘R’ in this month, so that proves it.
After watching the game back again on sky I don’t think we were quite as dominating as I’d thought.
Watford really were that terrible though.
Everton on the other hand are twice as good as Watford which leads me to my algorithm of only winning by half of Thursdays’s score line.
If you’re following my reasoning go and get yourself a stiff drink!
I have been thinking! (On no!!) Perhaps this is a game to try a back four, with Boly and Cody in the center and Killman and Saiss to join them. Now that would be intetesting!I
Never have a better game to try it!
There is. A preseason friendly.
Four centre halves and no full backs? Jonny and Ait Nouri were two of our most effective players against Watford. You said it yourself, oh no.
Very difficult to predict. Everton were as bad against Spurs as Watford were against Wolves on Thursday. I was at both games. It’s largely down to confidence and aggressive positivity. The Toffees are certainly there for the taking, but Wolves need to push and ‘have a go’ at their creaky defence. Can’t see Wolves losing but we’ll tell from the team selection if we are going to go for it. I’d like to see the same team selection and the same game plan as Thursday night.
After or should I say during and after watching the Watford demolition I did have a stiff one (drink) or two which disabled me from commenting on the game the next day during the recovery period.
So where are we now ..oh yes Everton ..well .. Watford gave the vile a smack and almost did the same to arsenal and I don’t subscribe to the camp of they were awful I really do think they were completely outplayed by a wolves side that has suddenly re discovered its mojo ….did anyone notice how many hoof balls out of defence we DIDNT play.
On the deck with speed and accuracy we can do that ,regardless of the press ,no more hoof ball .
Its Everton’s turn to suffer the horrors of the championship quagmire so lets help them on their way then we can pinch Richarlison off them.
No booze till Jamaica on Tuesday.
Even when we win.
Same side as Thursday please.
Any team that virtually hands the opposition a couple of goals is awful in my book. They tried it on a couple of other occasions too and are clearly destined to be visiting Sandwell again soon.
And we didn’t play hoof balls out of defence because Watford were unable to press with intensity unlike the more athletic Palace.
So having predicted a 1-1 draw against Watford because of our season long inability to score goals the lads duly come up with 4 of them!!
This time around we’re away from home, but still against one of the struggling sides. I’m not sure about the fitness levels in our defence so I’m wondering if we might concede against a side desperate to gain a point or 3. Added to that, I don’t expect us to score another 4, (so expect another goal glut), so I’m going for half measures here in terms of everything……goals scored by us, goals conceded by us and number of points accumulated.
Yep! 2-2 for me.
Wolves to win 4-0 again.
Man Utd and Tottenham draw
Villa beat West Ham
Wolves 6th place on Sunday night and 5th by 10pm Friday.
You heard it here first! :0)
Of course, if Leicester beat Arsenal, we could be 4th by this time next week but I thought that was pushing it ;0)
I know first goal is important in most games but in this it is absolutely crucial I think. We should not let them come at us early doors but instead we should fly out the traps at them. If they go behind and we dominate first 15-20 minutes I think they may fold like a pack of cards. Conversely, if they get ahead boosted by a passionate home crowd it could be a disappointing result for us. If we have aspirations of European football we have to win games like this in the run in
I’m not too sure about a passionate home crowd. I’ve been to Goodison several times and there must be noisier morgues. First time for everything though, I suppose.
That’s interesting SP. I’ve been 3 times and tomorrow will be my fourth but the last time was in the McCarthy area so your observation is probably spot on. How times changes ! I remember going the season we signed Andy gray. We won 3-2 in an absolute cracker and enlyn hughes got Andy king sent off. The locals did not like it one bit ! Happy days.
After a holiday up in Fort William I came back to the usual numerous emails about renewing my Chelsea season tickets. I had until 8th April to renew. They’ve gone awfully quiet now! They can’t as much as sell a program for tomorrow’s game against Newcastle! Fans won’t be able to buy a drink. The club’s credit cards have been frozen as well. Could make a good film: The Fall of the Roman Empire, meaning Putin’s mate.
Anyway in my absence I missed that great win over Watford, and all the greater after that run of defeats. I’m pleased to hear that Bruno can give the hairdryer treatment with the best of them, and it worked too. I know we can only beat what’s in front of us, but Watford were good enough to draw at Old Trafford and win at Villa Park recently.
Everton’s terrible run can’t continue, can it? They probably wish they’re not in the FA Cup. It’s worth Feck All if they go down. Just ask Wigan. But I’m betting that Bruno’s hairdryer has got us back on a run. 2-1 for me. Everton will pull something out of the hat and avoid doing a Wigan, but not just yet.
I was glad I was too ill to attend the last game but fit enough to travel across to this one which was great on so many levels for Wolves’ fans. Great performance against a wretched Watford side. They gave nothing to their few, staunch fans who travelled to Molineux.
It’s a bit of a worry as to which Wolves team turns up for the Everton game; I just hope Lage has finished experimenting with his strike force and realises that against the better teams you can not afford to be short in the central midfield area.
I was also angered at his berating of a young player; by all means have a go, but in private. Always support your team in public. Another little niggle getting to me is the amount of hamstring injuries we are suffering this season; the two youngsters within minutes of starting a game. When you get a spate of similar injuries in a squad it points to something in the warm up or general training regime that is creating this situation and needs investigation and addressing. I remember years ago that Colin Viljoen, of Ipswich, was forever having groin issues and amidst a spate of these with a number of players someone pointed out that in his pre-match stretches he was stretching his groin but bouncing up and down when stretched. This created little tears which, in turn, created bigger tears in play. From then on we were taught to stretch in the correct manner. One would think and hope the sports’ scientists would be on top of this aspect of our regime.
2-1 win for Wolves without total confidence.
Bruno was obviously disappointed with Ki Jana’s application in training sessions. Looks like he connects this to his, and perhaps other, hamstring injuries.
Hopefully he’s had a quiet word with Ki Jana prior to going public without result so resorted to calling him out.
Largely agree. I feel there’s a subtle difference here though. Good man-management would not call out a player for his lack of technical skill, honest mistakes and sometimes, just bad luck on the day. What we do demand from these young professionals is a constant desire to improve, show a work ethic and a team attitude of commitment to the final minute. Moutinho is a perfect role model in the Club and an example of the ultimate professional who always gives his best and is well prepared. Emlyn Hughes also comes to mind, for us older fans. On this occasion, I would support the manager in giving out this public signal to the players and fans too. Another toughie today but as ever, hope springs eternal.
Then again …….. perhaps my earlier 0-0 prediction leant too heavily on the last games they played, Everton’s humbling loss versus our invigorating win and the inverted logic of them cancelling each other out.
I was ignoring Boly and Jonny’s masterclass of how to return from extended injury lay offs ….. by playing as well as you ever played before you were injured. I’d forgotten Jimenez was back amongst the goals. I’d airbrushed over Podence causing mayhem down the right, Ait-Nouri picking up where he’d left off – scintillating going forward. I’d managed to dismiss Moutinho’s ageless athleticism and class, and Sa being one of, if not THE best keeper in the league this season.
But most unforgivably of all, I’d somehow neglected to factor in our marvellous midfield maestro. He truly is becoming one of the best players ever to wear a Wolves shirt and we are privileged to say we saw him play for Wolves. We’ve got Neves, Ruben Neves.
0-0 ? Humbugs. If Bruno sets out to attack this Toffee Team who’s confidence must be fragile, and silence the home support, we can expect another win, and another step back towards a top 6 finish.
Now that would be sweet.
UTW
Regarding Chelsea, on Sky Sports they were discussing whether or not a new owner would come in and spend as much money on the team as Abramovich did. They said he put in something like £150 million last year.
Am I missing something? Is that allowed with FFP?
How is he allowed to do that but we get sanctioned?
Isn’t the charade fully exposed by these discussions?
Where have you been, John? FFP is about keeping the ‘big six’ cartel.
Yes, but they should have to follow it just like everyone else or Wolves should ask the Premier League and the FA why they are not.
Based on turnover; just another way of fixing it for the biggest clubs.
I’m thinking this is the year the toffees finally come unstuck. I venture Frank’s desperate naivety will be their undoing. As many have done this season we will exploit their defensive weakness with Podence and Neto mugging them to bag a brace each. As for Richardson I can see him sent off in frustration. Ps. Great to see Boly back, I’ve missed him. Though of course Max has done a great job too.
Great to see Boly and Jonny both back laying and doing well.
Let’s have more of the Watford performance, rather than West Ham!
Ever hopeful.
It would be funny if they got relegated
Chuffin’ hill hairy arse!!!!
Hope Bruno plays the same team. Having Boly winning all the headers and the height of Jimenez up front made a difference. Also prefer ait Nouri to Marvel as we are more attacking when he plays. Hoping for another good win.
‘They’re not all that. Jimenez recently dropped due to poor form. Neto back from about a year out so not fully up to speed yet. No Traore to mince past the whole team before spooning it out for a throw.’
Haha
You’re 4th bottom ffs. We’re gonna kick your sorry arse pal. The Championship beckons.
Those Everton forum comments made me loff too Balsall HW….
He needs a reality check….
and I think it could be dropped off this afternoon…
There were many good points at the Watford game. To me, the most important was the return of Boly and Jonny. With Kilman going through a slightly below par patch, and Semedo out for a number of weeks, it will hopefully keep our standards up.
The one thing most obvious to all football fans is that we do struggle against teams that do not allow us time on the ball. The “In Your Face” teams. Hopefully we are allowed to play some decent, mesmerising football.
Because of our above average form when playing away from home, I predict a win for us. Going for a 1-0 win.
Will be tough because they need the points
Hope we can go on a good run now
With Everton’s struggling defence, and desperation to pick up at least a point, I am not sure they can press us too hard. So it should be reasonably comfortable for us to bring the ball upfield.
Not travelling so how do I watch the game folks?
Stream. Reddit soccer streams.
Hesgoal – if it works.
They’d taken Prem games off line last week and put some kinda disclaimer apology saying they respected Premier league’s copyright. Must have recieved a letter threatening legal action.
Soccerstreams on Reddit, loadsa options on there.
If possible play the same team as against Watford. Should have more than enough to eat a bag of stale toffee.
Everton will be desperate to win this and I don’t expect the same largesse as bestowed by a woeful Watford. However, if Wolves keep the foot to the throat and grab an early goal, I think Everton will fall apart.
You fear somewhere along the line Everton are gonna get a result but hopefully it’s not today. Our boys should still be buzzing from the other night and be ready to go again.
I should be getting carried away after the 4-0 demolition of Watford…. and certainly Foster ‘s clanger and the Southbank gave us a great atmosphere….
There’s always if and buts to matches like this … a win for us would give us 9 points from the last six games .. very creditable and Everton’s tally would be 3 from 6 games…. pretty dire I would say… but as we all know sometimes things just don’t go to plan.
It’s fine margins… I’m not certain we can continue where we left off … and although Pickford is capable of a few gaffes… he’s also the England keeper…
In summary … I haven’t got a scooby what the score will be..
I noted too that Michael Oliver is the match official… and I think Lee Mason on VAR ….
That’s us screwed….
The result against Watford will have done us the world of good after the bad run we had. It won’t take the crowd long to get disgruntled so that could work in our favour if we can get in front. I think we’ll get the job done 2 nil.
We’re on a bostin’ roll now. Come on me babbies!
Hope so!
UTW!
Going for the tried & tested as Richarlison always seems to get a goal against us. I hate the bloke personally!
3 points please lads!
Goals- goals-goals
Come on you wolves
Wonderful result Thursday
Not so easy today
No Podence or Ait Nouri and Kilman back in. Bruno needs to win this one or his judgement will come into serious question.
Just Hwang and Jimenez up front. It looks like a tough old grind today.
Well that was very easy.
Couldn’t find TV coverage so I listened to the game on the Everton live stream.
God! I almost ended up feeling sorry for the Toffees.
The commentators were SO depressed.
Never mind!
I was quite fortunate, Mark. I saw hesgoal were no longer doing live feeds but I found another site https://totalsporteks.net/soccerstreams/schedule/0/premier-league which was quite good. Just had to delete the occasional pop-ups.
I used redditsoccerstreams Mark. Not brilliant but I got to watch it.
I found a stream… a fudgy box with all the trimmings….
Score line never in doubt until we started to piss about in the 90th minute…
Everton’s marking was worse than Watford’s… and we were able to play with no-one within 10 metres of a player receiving a pass.., so thanks you toffees…
I bet the wanker from the Everton forum, who thought we’d roll over, feels a bit of a Wally tonight…
Still there’s always the championship to look forward to…
I used
https://en.cricfree.io/
only stopped / buffered for a few seconds.
I didn’t have time to post a prediction this week but if i had have done i would have said Everton 0 Wolves 1. Do i receive a free Wolves shirt as a result ?
Of course.
Have one of mine.
Come and get it!!
Ive still got the 1994/1995 shirt with the Wolverhampton town crest. Miraculously it still fits. About time i got a new one !!