First things first, the referee got it right.
Wolves were denied a ‘clear goalscoring opportunity’ by DeAndre Yedlin and the defender rightly walked.
Newcastle might feel aggrieved by that accidental – albeit nasty – elbow from Boly but it’s questionable whether you’d call that reckless and you certainly can’t call it deliberate.
Judgment calls aside there wasn’t much to choose between the teams, but the home side were arguably the more likely prior to the sending off.
Wolves were bright enough in the moments before and after taking an early lead, but couldn’t find any sort of rhythm after Newcastle’s swift response.
As Nuno said afterwards, we didn’t battle hard enough or use the ball well enough so can consider ourselves fortunate to be walking away with all the points.
But all of the head coach’s substitutes made a telling difference, with Gibbs-White, Jimenez and particularly Moutinho bringing greater control to the approach play.
Gibbs-White was again energetic and inventive on the ball, while Jimenez was unlucky to see that wonderful strike rattle the bar.
And it was Moutinho who won the ball back and threaded the pass through for Jota to weave his way towards goal and leave Doherty the glory.
Some might call it good management to introduce those three players at the right time, while others may ask why they didn’t start in the first place.
All’s well that ends well I suppose?
But with a week to ponder his next move, I’ve got to believe Traore and Costa will be on the sidelines for Bournemouth.
Our record signing had a few bright moments, as always does, but I fail to see what Nuno does in playing him through the middle.
Costa simply isn’t at the races. Yes, there was a smart cross for Jota’s opener but that one moment aside the ball isn’t sticking and when it does it’s too often surrendered seconds later by a misplaced pass.
He needs to be taken out of the firing line and others deserve the chance.
[interaction id=”5c0d7f086c97ee6afcf35d63″]That’s exactly what happened with Jota and look at him now. The spring is back in his step, the goals are flowing and the team are infinitely stronger for his resurgence.
We’re now as close to Chelsea in 4th as Huddersfield in 18th and I still find it nigh on impossible to predict where we’ll finish.
But the glass is half full once more as a wonderful year reaches a highly satisfying conclusion.
Well, I didn’t get that prediction right!
Not talking about Neves playing because I stated that Nuno was bound to bring him straight back in.
Not talking about the result because I predicted a 2-1 win.
I’m talking about that fat Spanish waiter chap spending most of the match drawing imaginary television screens in the hope that VAR is being used now and not next season. Twat!
VAR would still have seen Yedelin get sent off and big Wily has to put his elbow somewhere when jumping.
Strange forward line to start with (Costa, particularly is oh so frustrating) and we were extremely sloppy all over the pitch – a better team would have punished us – but at least the result was right.
Rafa needs to be careful what he wishes for.
VAR would have picked up the deliberate punch on Traore by the Newcastle defender when he was trying to sprint past him (last man?).
Newcastle should have been down to 9 men for that.
Nice to see Jota with his mojo back, expect more goals from him.
Fantastic result was jumping around the living room shouting my head off, neighbours must of thought I’d gone mental.
I think the fact we can rotate with the players and still win shows the strength we have. I’d rather have jiminez than traore upfront and I’d like to see cav given a few games instead of Costa but I’m not the manager Nuno is and he’s doing a great job so long may it continue.
Bournemouth is gonna be my first game and I can’t wait
Not wanting to sound too disloyal, if I was a non committed football watcher and didn’t know anything about the positions or recent history of these two teams, I would have said that I was watching two, very ordinary, sides.
We played with none of the intensity that we showed against Chelsea and allowed Newcastle way too much space in midfield. Neves was largely anonymous and Traore should never have started in place of Jimenez because he CANNOT hold the ball up, he doesn’t chase the ball or close defenders down and he has no awareness of players around him. Apart from the cross that lead to our first goal, Costa looked at sea again and Boly was lacking his usual coolness under pressure and, on another day, might well have been sent off.
Sky pundits, including Matt Murray thought his ‘elbow’ in the box was a penalty and red card. Radio 5 Live commentators, including Chris Sutton, thought it a perfectly fair challenge.
Rafa Benitez was absolutely livid!
I happen to think the referee got it right. But we’ve all seen them given for that.
BUT WHATEVER HAPPENED… WE WON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The one who impressed me most was Diogo Jota who was back to his live wire best. A real pest all over the pitch.
We had precious few really positive moves all match.
He scored from one, made a goal from another and was the catalyst for them going down to ten men from a third.
Jimenez and Morgan Gibbs-White added some pace and purpose to our play when they came on and Jimenez hit a cracker onto the crossbar.
Sorry to sound less than euphoric over our general performance, but for all my criticism I am well aware that three points is all that matters in our first season back in the Premier League.
AND WE GOT THREE POINTS!!!!!!!!!!!
But we can play much better.
Spot on Mark. And I was there. Was great as usual to meet up with Stu, Jen, Ken and Carmen and bumping into Rick Rack too. See you on Saturday v Bournemouth.
Brompt,
Do tell em where we bumped into each other 🙂
Lmao FWAW
The loo. Lol.
You going on Saturday mate. The match not the toilet.
Yes & probably to both
So won 6 drew 4 Los 6. 22 points. After so many games the points gained are generally about right. Sure today we were not at our fluent best but I don’t really care. Brighton/Leicester/arsenal away should have been 7/9 points. We got one. Looks like things are running for us a bit which they weren’t earlier. No complaints from me. Wolves ay we.
Despite what I would call .. ‘A stuttering performance’ .. where, (IMO), a few players seemed to be sloppy in their play …. I am not ashamed to welcome 3 more lovely, precious, Premier League points, which puts our poor run well and truly behind us.
Following the right decision by Mike Dean to send off Yedlin… and how on this planet could Benitez argue differently…. we just seemed to lack that direct approach to kill off the game…perhaps lacking mental strength.
But what I was impressed with was that Nuno sought to add more zip and control, particularly with Moutinho’s introduction and it had the desired effect.
So, performance aside, and Nuno has recognised it wasn’t a classic…… we are 3 points better off and equal 9th.
The pressure has eased now again and unbelievably another 18 points from 22 games and we can move forward with the European plan…. next year.
For those still unsure … Fosun WILL DELIVER THE TITLE ….
Can’t wait for Saturday…..
Just love the relentless energy and running from Doherty – he starts 40 yards behind Jota on the opposite wing and runs his heart out in the 95th minute on the tiny chance that something might get to the back post… and gets his reward.
We’ve played well and not been rewarded on plenty of occasions this season, so it’s quite gratifying to win fortuitously! Nuno won’t see it that way of course, and we’ll have to perform better to get a similar result against Bournemouth on Saturday. But it’s been a great week…that horrible run of form seems a long time ago now! Agreed re Costa and Traore, neither are doing enough to start. Would like to see us go back to the same eleven that beat Chelsea, with Saiss perhaps dropping into the back five ahead of Bennett. Nice dilemmas to have eh?
UTW!
What’s Bennett done wrong to get dropped again?
I prefer Saiss in the snotter role helping out midfield.
As you say mate – a nice dilemma to have.
UTW!
I agree he should not be dropped – and certainly not for Saiss who is better in midfield in my view – but he did make several foul challenges that led to free kicks and particularly that poor challenge just outside the box from which Rondon hit the bar which led to their goal. Wily was much more suspect and even Coady made a mess of a couple of clearances.
Actually, just thought of a reason for dropping him or even Coady. Both are just a booking away from suspension and the Scousers are looming. Would Nuno take the chance of resting one or both against the sandcastle boys because of the sterner test to come or will he think that Liverpool will be a free roll of the dice anyway?
The importance of Jiminez to our team was made very evident today by his absence.. Quite why Traorre is played up front I have no idea — his footballing skills and his general awareness are minimal His only asset is pure speed, which frankly at this level is not enough. With him upfront we had no one to hold up the ball.
In contrast Jiminez is a non stop athlete. He never stops running, fully understanding the importance of his role in ‘defending from the front ‘ which is a key part of Nuno`s system. He is absolutely aware of the position of his colleagues, and is superb at laying the ball off to someone in a better position.
I appreciate that Jiminez was being rested today following his mid week efforts, but what is clear is that in times when this is necessary, Traore is certainly not the answer. The fact that Bonatini, the obvious replacement for Jiminez, was left out, would indicate that Nuno has decided that he has no future with us.
Totally agree about Traore. If his football brain was as quick as his feet he’d be dangerous. But it ain’t so for now at least his only role is an impact sub.
I was very disappointed to see Traore and Costa down to start this game. Traore is at best an impact player and should NEVER start. Costa is just not at the races this season and should be withdrawn until he recovers some semblance of confidence and form. Jiminez and Morgan Gibbs-White should have started instead of those two and instead of making hard work for a result I think it would have been all over by half-time.
There are a lot of people calling for Costa to be dropped.
However, especially in the first half of games he’s back in Doherty’s place defending.
It has given Doherty confidence that he is well covered by Costa.
It is a good combination.
Gibbs-White played like he was still playing Chelsea and Moutinho gave us a calmness which, imo, was vital in the victory.
Onto ‘Born – Mouth’ as Nuno calls them.
Jiminez deserves a hat-trick and Jota is like a man enlightened by his Zen Master Nuno….
It’s funny how luck seems to ebb and flow.
Jota put two on the net today and one snuck by the goalie and the other rebounds to Doherty for a head in.
Two weeks ago, they might have both been saved and cleared.
I wonder if it is just a coincidence that Diogo is playing better now with Vinagre as wingback?
I know people complain about Traore but he almost got a break away in addition to whatever it was he did.
He was banged into and knocked over. Was Benitez complaining for a red card then?
Anyway, back into a comfortable place in the table with plenty of chance to move up next weekend.
I thought Sky went a bit early with their MOTM award.
Especially given that the injury time that Perez managed to accrue was put to such good use by ourselves.
After the red card was no end of rolling around in an attempt to even up the numbers again. Even though most teams would have likely done the same.
Was there to enjoy a fantastic away win but was not our best performance .
The one thing that was absolutely clear was that Costa needs to be dropped from the starting line up .He is sloppy in possession and knocked off the ball far too easily and this has happened all season .I would not be sad to see him moved on in January and he certainly should not start on Saturday .
I’m not sure why you are getting those dislikes Nick as I would have thought that a blind person would see that you are stating the obvious (even though he delivered the cross for the first goal)! It doesn’t mean that he is bound to be rested, of course, as Nuno may have a cunning plan!
Nick.
I have just given a dislike, purely because I was at the game and I saw a diferrent Costa. The Newcastle players were physical to the extreme, they played like Cardiff and then whinged at every decision, Costa was not getting bustled off the ball he was being thrown, kicked and pushed off it. One of our guys, (I think it was Jota) was elbowed then the arm stretched out and threw him to the floor. If you recall the Monty Python sketch where the Roman said, “shall I throw him to the floor centurion) well it was just like that, but Mike Dean must have been checking his text messages, because even though he was up with the game, he didn’t see it?
But, don’t take it personally, it’s only my point of view on what I saw. Your’s is as valid as anyone else’s. Lot’s of folk get dislikes, that only means someone does not agree with a comment.
Well Stu, I certainly didn’t see all those throws, kicks and pushes you are talking about. Costa has undoubted talent but he just loses the ball far, far too easily and often allows opponents to nip in and regain possession. Nuno clearly seems to favour him over Cav or Traore though. Despite our many wide men, I can see us being in the market for another come January as we continually seek to improve.
Stu, what time are we meeting in the West Park Cafè for pre match coffee on Saturday. Talking about coffee, I hope to see you all tomorrow at my house. We have scones, and cake, but Jill will be at work lol.
Steve.
Is 1pm ok for West Park?
Then we will certainly welcome the scones and cake at your house on Tuesday any time after 12pm. Sorry the magnificent Jill won’t be there, but maybe next time.
Thanks buddy.
Well said Stu.
The Doherty/Costa combination on the right has worked well.
Especially in first halves, Costa defends well, giving Doc the confidence to get forward.
If Jimenez’ luck turns a bit with the near misses I think we have the full package in this guy,lovely footballer.
A class act.
Not a great performance from wolves but a great week overall.
Happy days.
So, which is most important? The performance or the result.
When we play at our best, we are a joy to watch with fluid movement and crisp, accurate passing, But we’ve seen several times this season that the football can flow but the points don’t necessarily follow.
In this one, however, there were spells when we seemed unable to pick our passes or keep the ball and yet, due in the main to The Doc’s incredible stamina and persistence in the dying moments, we were able to pull three points out of the fire. A valuable three points which lift us back into the top half and banish the previous barren spell to the very back of our minds.
I think, for the time being, and at this stage of our development, I’ll take the three points every time and treat any exhibition footie as a bonus.
Me too my friend, me too. Hope to catch up with you soon.
With 7 games in just ove 4 weeks every team , even the big boys are resting players, we can’t keep playing the same team without risking more injuries from fatigue, a couple of recent games showed how exhausted some players were at full time, for me , Nuno has been brilliant in his game management, I was a little surprised when Traore started but that also meant Jiménez could finish the game fresh , mgw was protected a little too and gave us the same impetus, there’s no doubt Jota has benefited from not starting every game as he did earlier in the season.
I don’t look at it as being dropped as much as rested and ready to go next game.
In a couple of weeks time we will have played every team and learned so much, I think we will get more points second time around with these young hungry wolfs
Nuno is the special one
Utw
Great message, Marney! With you all the way!
Great win could not careless how we get 3 points, as said by others we have played other teams off the park and received nought, is that the first time in our history being in the prem that we have achieved 6 points in a week.
3 points! Not the greatest of games but a win is a win is a win. 🙂
Great to see Jota playing as we know he can.
Loved Nuno’s response to the interviewer when he was asked about the red card and Boly’s elbow. “Talk about the game not the ref”
🙂
Great win, average performance, three points in the bag .I agree with the comments about Traore. He is an impact player more suited to coming off the bench not an out and out striker .
Rumours in the media that he might go back to Middlesbrough on loan ???
There are some situations where you find out who your friends really are!
Despite being Newcastle fans all their lives, and despite being (understandably) bitterly disappointed with the result, the three mates I was at the match with made sure I got home safe.
In hindsight, I think we were a little bit lucky, as we were against Chelsea. But these things even up eventually so I feel fully compensated for the travesties that were the Tottenham and Arsenal matches.
I like Traore. I know he’s not the finished article but he’s young. In previous matches he has delivered some great crosses and through-balls only for them be fluffed by Jota, Jiminez etc. Now they’re coming into form, perhaps he deserves a fair chance back on the wing. I don’t think he’s a number 9.
The one player that does niggle with me is Conor Coady. I was hoping he’d be imitating the likes of Emlyn Hughes by now but I don’t think he quite has it. I hope I’m wrong.
Bad planning by Mrs. CFH meant her flight from Phoenix landed at 10.40 in the morning….right on half time!
Plane delayed so I got to see most of first half, and we got home, ( I had left the tv on so the dog could enjoy watching us,) just as Moutinho made that tackle and sent Jota sprinting away.
Me and dog collectively whooped and cheered and howled!
As to what I saw live and on the highlights later, Traore is not up to snuff, poor old Helda needs a rest, and Jimenez is bloody good!
Loved the tactical brilliance of Nuno waiting until literally the last minute to score the winner.
Ain’t no coming back from that!
Manuel, I mean Benitez, needs to get over himself.
7 home defeats already this season means his team are crap, and he needs to stop whinging and looking for excuses.
Suck it up and move on.
Nuno might bitch and moan about stuff when we lose, or don’t perform, but if he does, it’s in private.
Three more precious points in the bag, and as always, the record books will show the result, and not any supposed refereeing blunders.
And who can EVER criticize Mike Dean?
When has he ever made terrible decisions??!!
On to next Saturday, with the weird kick off time of 3.00 pm!
And Boredmouth are due a stuffing from us, another 4 goal thumping like they had this weekend.
FOwb
Great win, didn’t play great but who bloody cares, there has been games where we have played much better and got nothing so I know what I’d rather have, the points.
As I said after the Cardiff defeat we are lacking in confidence which we now have back, it’s a strange game this football
Let’s start looking up the table now, we’ve got nasty November out of the way let’s hope Dec carrys on the same.
Pleased for jota again them goals with do him the world of good but class always comes through and he is still learning, still need a forward in Jan though, I’d go out and get a ball winning midfielder in Jan aswell to take it off neves and moutinho.
First things first, the referee got it right and Mark Clattenburg agreed in the Daily Mail today. In fact Lascelles could also have been sent off for that punch on Traore, for 2 reasons:
1. It was a punch, therefore a red card for violent conduct.
2. Traore would have been through on goal if he had not been punched.
We were fortunate to come away with the points but so many times we have played better and lost. At 1-0 we looked ominous, only to surrender the initiative. I dithered between forecasting 2-2, or 2-1 to us but plumped for the 2-1 win. For a while it looked like they would go 2-1 up and we would have to fight for a 2-2.
Traore and Costa should not start a game this side of January, Traore is better as an impact sub (20 minutes?) on the wing. I would rest Costa and play Cav. I might even bench Neves for a while.
Jota and Doherty were superb. MGW and Jimenez are carving our quite an understanding, and should have started this match. Jimenez has a hat trick coming anytime soon. He’s had no luck but always looks class.
Finally I think Rafa is creating a smokescreen about demanding VAR now. You can’t have VAR now, but it’s coming next season. Rafa knows he should have shut up shop at 1-1 with ten men and played out a draw.
I think someone said earlier careful what you wish for Rafa. Had VAR been in operation he may have been down to nine men! Think before you winge. Actually there seemed to be a lot of wind bags on the Toon after the game. And Mike Dean seems to have taken a liking to us after he gave Cardiff those two penalties last April. Two pens against Spurs and sending off a Toon player in his own back yard!
Just a quick thought on the (relatively) new ‘dislike’ button.
I would like to officially dislike it.
What button do I press?
I like to call a spade a spade and, If I disagree with anyone’s point strongly enough, I will let them know my feelings with a public comment, not a private dislike.
Nice one disliker!
I suppose I asked for that.
I wonder who you are?
Thanks chaps for that resounding vote of no confidence.
Now I know how Theresa May must feel.
Take a wild guess, Doogle baby!!!!
I haven’t got a clue Lurker.
I haven’t seen your name on the blog before but your face looks VERY familiar.
A fantastic three points. You can’t do better. Not that many teams will go to Newcastle and do that.
Except 7 out of 9 so far. Like the irony.
Well done SP – you really put me in my place there. Nice one huh!!
This was never going to be easy and pretty football was never going to win this game.
It was another one of those , one that three weeks ago we would have lost.
Nuno has learned his lesson and put a team out to play ugly football and although the starting line up surprised us in the end it worked.
Skill was at a premium , getting stuck in and a few long balls chucked in wasn’t good on the eye but Newcastle are in the huddersfield and Cardiff mold at the moment and Nuno it seems wasn’t prepared to risk another loss.
The intro of some class towards the end was a master class in saving your best ammo for when the enemy is at its weakest .
A tad lucky maybe but we have had more than our fair share of things going against us so we deserved something to go for us for a change .
Don’t worry raffa you are a good manager and your teams luck will change as it seems ours has.
Ruben Neves is having a Wolf tattoo on his arm!
I don’t particularly care for tattoos – I can think of loads of better ways to waste my money – but I CERTAINLY DO care for the fact that it’s HIS arm and it’s A WOLF. Not a picture of Pep Guardiola or a Spurs cock.
You can pick whichever Spurs cock you think is applicable.
Doesn’t look like he is planning on leaving in the January window, does it?
Today BBC Gossip, quoting an Italian paper, carries a story saying that Mendes is trying to persuade Neves to move to Juventus.
I hope that tattoo is to show Neves’s reaction to that suggestion!
Also I wonder if that could be the reason Neves has lost his edge. Before he’s always been positive about Mendes so, if the story’s true, even if Neves is resisting, he’s probably feeling a fair amount of stress.
It may be just a crap Italian rumour but, if so, why has Neves lost his mojo?
I’m wondering how Nuno will feel if Jorge does this to him.
If this happens, we better get someone equally as good.
Check it out if you can. The artist has clearly never seen a wolf. More like a cute little pussycat! Poor Ruben!
Here is the wolf cum pussycat. Sack the tattooist!
Agree with everyone scoffing the head waiter. Every fan will have at least one incident they can quote of referees decisions costing them a result this season. Why does he believe Newcastle are a special case. And on what basis does he believe VAR would find a “clear and obvious error.”
Grow up Rafa: you lost because Wolves scored 2 goals and Newcastle did n’t.
Was it just me that felt like it was us who had 10 men in the second half?
That’s the third time we’ve played against 10 and made a fist of it.. surely the key is to play wide and switch the point of attack quickly.. it’s training ground stuff and I hope Nuno works the team on this .
Meantime as has been said we’ve played much slicker football and gotten less … I pitched for us to take 5-6 points from last 5 games to halfway mark…so now.3 chances to go even higher… why not another 7 points??
Nice bottle of whisky coming from my Geordie mate here!
Watched the game on the box, must admit I was a bit confused with the team selection after the Chelsea game but what the hell we won eventually.
Couple of observations which many have already pointed out but I will add my two penny worth anyway.
1. In my humble opinion Traeore was and always will be a complete waste of money. Will never make an intelligent footballer. Yes he is fast but he forgets to take the ball most of the time. He certainly will never be a target man. Impact sub at the very most.
2. Costa needs a good long rest to find his confidence and ability from last season, for me he runs down too many blind alleys.
Having got that off my chest have to say that was a really good fighting performance which deserved the 3 points at the end whatever the spanish waiter says. I notice he did not call for VAR after the elbow (deliberate) on Traeore.
Cheatmouth on Saturday maybe we will get the luck against them for once or just play them off the park.
Performance-wise we played about as well as we’d played vs Huddersfield and Cardiff. Constantly losing possession softly, getting pushed off the ball and only having a few strong spells.
Difference in result was down to I think:
a) a bit of luck (no rubbish deflected goals or defensive errors)
b) a confident Jota able to take his chance early on
c) shrewd tactics from the manager, changing the shape late on vs 10 men to introduce Moutinho and MGW who helped us control the game and push for the winner
So it wasn’t a classic but it was a good, solid Premier League win. Its roughly two years ago that I saw us get our arses handed to us at home to Sheffield Wednesday… the one where Dave Edwards confronted fans in the SB after the final whistle. Incredible to see us improve so much.
So happy for Jota to be finding some form. If he could get 10 more in the second half of season we’d be in good shape!
It was not our best game but I thoroughly enjoyed it and some of the passing was real nifty. I screamed so much at the 94th minute my poor dogs went and hid under the table!
I am cherry excited about Saturday.
Let’s hope the Cherrie s tart badly and we play exceedingly good.
We will blossom against them!
Cherryo for now!
I’m afraid your jokes have proved fruitless. 🙁
On currant form, they will not be a banana skin for us, and three points on Sat will see us clime above them.
A pear from Diogo and we’ll be raisin the roof!
Most of the early season gossip of Neves being poached in January is evaporating, with his form, except the recent news from Juventus.
Maybe Neves’ loss of form is a cunning plan to scare off predators, asks Baldrick…
I have no doubt that, like Jota, Neves will soon gloriously return to form. We haven’t yet seen them together in the PL firing on all cylinders, but we will… !
Result was out of sight and who can say we don’t play to the very end…Ruben neves has shrunk from being a shining light to a candle flicker ..Doherty could be player of the year..
Still need a F off striker..
What’s all this about Costa?
It was his inch-perfect cross to Jota that gave us the first goal.
He came in for hell of lot of heavy tackles that you’d expect from a clogging team like Cardiff not from a footballing team like Newcastle.
A rest? Yes! But becasue he deserves one, not because he’s lost his edge.
Be prepared for lots of falling over. Holding of faces. Surrounding referees. Dodgy penalties/free kicks. Yep. Welcome the collusus that is Bournemouth FC. A place more akin with pensioners in deck chairs . Pitch and put. And ice cream kiosks. Don’t worry. When we are at the San Siro they will be back where they belong hosting Grimsby Town on a wet Tuesday in February in their tin pot stadium. As you can see. I am still bitter from a couple of years back when the referee also played for them and we were robbe by the cheating hits.
Exactly right Cheesey. Can’t see the (false) smiley face of the media’s “young up and coming manager” without shouting cheating b@$7&3d. Really detest him.
Gits…….. obviously the curse of predictive text
I thought you had left the s off !
So a few of our players have bookings, one more of which could see them miss a game.
Drop them so they will be ready for Liverpool, is the cry from some quarters.
Seems to me, a lot of people on this blog and elsewhere have changed their names to Thomas……..as in Doubting.
Six games without a win, Neves banned for one game, woe is me, Chelsea gonna murder us.
Oops
Next game, Jiminez and Moutinho benched, Newcastle on a mini run, gonna murder us.
Oops again.
Our Nuno has got it right more often than not, lets give him, not the benefit of the doubt, but our full,100% backing.
He deserves it, he has included all of us in his thinking, something not done for many a year.
Get off his back, stop trying to second guess him, and for fuck’s sake, get behind him!!
Keep the faith, boys and girls.
Fowb
YES!!!!
Seems just agreeing, with a “YES!!!!”, isn’t acceptable; too short?
So, I agree 100% with Clive!
Brilliant post Clive says it all how the hell can any true Wolves fan give your post a dislike must be Albion nonsense viewing on here.
In Nuno We Trust.
Clive.Mrs CFH is away at the moment? My guess is you are watching a rerun of the Chelsea/Toon matches. Surrounded by cans of beer and the dog. And you may have just had a run in with the Sandwell chip shop owner down the road because he is insanely jealous. So you have come on here to rouse the troops and give it a bit of Welly. I totally agree with you. Nuno is God. And as always FOWB !
What’s wrong with trying to second guess Nuno’s thoughts? People are entitled to do that just as you are fully entitled to your views.
Nothing wrong at all. I never said it was wrong. No worries chap.