As we head to Anfield hoping to spoil Jürgen’s farewell I thought the timing was right to announce that the Liverpool game is also going to be Wolves Blog’s last hurrah.
With increasing pressure on my time outside of the site, I’m struggling to keep the wheels turning in what’s largely a voluntary solo endeavour and the end of season 15 seems like as good a time as any to call it a day.
Outside of my own commitments, thriving social media, WhatsApp groups and all sorts of video and podcast content now exist that didn’t a decade and a half ago and I’m not sure the appetite for longer form opinion pieces on an independent site are as appealing to the masses as they were back in 2009.
I’m sure this will be disappointing news to some and for that I apologise.
The doors to the blog won’t close completely. I’ll keep it active so that the vast archive of posts and comments can be accessed by anyone that’s interested. I hope it will serve as a time capsule of opinion on the club in what’s been a mostly turbulent and rarely dull period of its famous history.
I want to extend special thanks to Ben Rasmin and Paddy Day for their contributions in recent years and of course my long term friend and co-founder Ben Smallman, without whom the blog wouldn’t have got off the ground.
Most of all, I’d like to thank the community of countless readers and commenters that have made the site what it’s become.
I could go on and on believe me, but I’m not one for long, drawn out goodbyes.
Thank you for your support & UTW.
Thomas
That’s sad news …. it shall be missed and so will the great boys and girls that have become friends with over the years
All the best everyone
I shall really miss this site, really well run, great people and well written blogs, thanks very much Thomas and co hosts for all your hard work, all the best for the future and up the Wolves. P.s is there an alternative blog site that anybody can recommend, it won’t be as good as this though, take care bloggers!
Thanks mate, very much appreciated.
We’ll stay in touch mate (we’re loosely related remember and I still owe you a pint), don’t worry about that. Thanks for all your kind comments over the years.
Thank you very much Thomas.
I will be forever grateful for your time and thoughtfulness for the Wolves Blog and the wider community of Wolverhampton wanders fans.
Mind how you go.
Tess
Thanks Theresa, that’s very kind.
All the best Thomas in your coming endeavours whatever they may be .
I have enjoyed the blog and will certainly miss it .
Nick
Thanks Nick, much appreciated mate.
Sad news indeed Thomas.
A day rarely passes that I don’t ‘check in’ so I’ll have to find something else to fill the gap which won’t be easy .
Hopefully there will still be an end of season bloggers catch up at some time where il have the opportunity to buy you a beer to say thanks, until then , well , thanks
Take care and all the very best of wishes for the future.
Up the mighty wolves
Thanks Marney, I appreciate the kind words.
That’s a great shame, but can understand your reasoning. Thanks to you and others for making this a great read, it has always been my first port of call, prior to, and after the game. All the best to everyone involved.
Cheers Adrian.
Thanks to you and others its been a pleasure posting on here its one site were you can post a comment and not get called worse than shite.
Thanks Dek.
P.s. someone once commented I had a chin like Abraham Lincoln when I posted a photo of myself, but that’s about as mean as it got 😀
Can only endorse above comments, the blog will be sadly missed. And best wishes to all contributors whatever their views – we’re all on the same side.
Thanks for your sterling efforts over the years Thomas and your co-headliners.
Thanks PJB, appreciated mate.
I bloody hate Mondays …
Thanks for all your hard work and energy Thomas on helping to make this the most interesting, funny and sometimes infuriating blog out there. I’ll miss it and all of you a lot.
UTW
Cheers Dandy. I don’t remember ever being funny so that must be in reference to someone else.
That’s so sad Thomas, bit like our season tickets maybe time to move on.
Nothing stands still.
Best of luck for your future ventures, thank you for providing an outlet to share the good and bad moments, elation and frustration in equal measure.
I’m sure you and I will keep bumping onto each other in the North bank upper toilets.
Leave it, don’t go there.
Thanks Thomas.
Stu
Thanks Stu. Great to see your name amongst the comments. See you in the bog.
Thanks for your effort all these years.
My pleasure John.
Sad news, indeed, Thomas, but many thanks to you and your helpers for the fun and discussions that we have all enjoyed and participated in here on this blog.
Best wishes from me to all you bloggers and let’s hope our beloved football club goes from strength to strength in all its ups and downs.
COYW!!!!
Thanks mate.
Sad news indeed and I can only thank Thomas, the two Ben’s and Paddy for their stirling efforts over the years. Times and circumstances change however and it’s now time to move on.
The blog has been at once educational, interesting and frustrating and it’s demise will certainly leave a big hole. Our opinions may differ on certain things but, as elsewhere in life, that which we share far outweighs our differences. And is coloured a beautiful shade of Old Gold.
I hope to continue to enjoy the friendships I’ve made though this tiny corner of the interweb. It’s been a gas.
Thanks mate. I appreciate the kind words.
That really is sad news. I can only express my gratitude for the wonderful blog you and your co- collaborators have created and managed over the years and to all those who have commented to make this such an interesting, funny and informative site to visit. Many thanks again to all x
Thank you Sutton, very kind.
anyone any ideas how we can carry on?
Why the down vote hey Matt. reasonable question you pose.
Very sad news Thomas. Whilst I haven’t commented very much over the years, I have been ‘logging’ in since the very beginning, almost daily. You guys will be missed!
Many thanks everyone.
Thanks Simon. The people quietly consuming the content have always been just as welcome and equally appreciated.
It’s been a blast mate – thanks for having me as part of the team and thanks to all the readers for their engagement over the years. Up the Wolves x
Thank YOU for all your efforts Ben and the brilliant support you’ve given me over the years. Couldn’t have done it without you. Top man.
Thank you Ben. It must have taken a lot if your time and effort and I want you to know it’s been appreciated. I have been astounded by the insightful, honest and thoughtful nature of yours’ and many others, reviews. There is a degree of snobbery with regards to ‘ blue collar’ sports like football and to treat club fans as parochial and uneducated. There is no doubt, however, that the educated opinions expressed on this site actually surpass those of ‘ professional ‘ media and commentators. It will be sad to see sight go as I have found my occasional outburst on this site to be cathartic ( there are few fans in darkest Kent to celebrate or commiserate with) . All the best to everyone and good luck to you all and for wolves in the future .
Thanks Ian. We all feel better after an outburst 🙂
Well sod that for a game of soldiers … I’m starting a petition..!!!!
To say I’m not devastated would be an understatement…
Of course things change, life goes on etc etc but in this case.. Wolves Blog became my media life and supplemented, magnificently, my life as a fan .. since 1957 …
Very coincidentally I sat in the doctors surgery this morning.. and yes.. was chatting to Brian Little.. (a former Wolves manager)… so following Thomas’s shock announcement.. I could be making another trip ..
It’s perhaps a jokey remark, but such has been my admiration for all of the Sterling work done by Thomas, the Ben’s and Paddy that I’m still shell shocked ..
It’s an absolute pleasure to have made so many friends through this, and sadly lost some along the way .. but one thing for sure from my part .. will be to maintain that friendship forever…
How am I going to compensate for being unable to read Cheesey’s fairytale stories or PJB’s comments about the Fosun project …. and never forgetting Ben S’s brilliant look backs and dramatic prose.. unlikely to be surpassed .. it’s what it brought to my life ..
Thanks Thomas .. as the late Vera Lynn would say …
“We’ll meet again.. don’t know where don’t know when .. BUT I know we’ll meet again some sunny day ..”
Thanks Twix, we will definitely meet again.
I will miss the Blog. I haven’t been a very active contributor but follow it regularly. I can only imagine the amount of time and commitment it must take to keep this going. Thanks for all the work you put into it over the years. Will definitely miss it.
Hope to stay in touch on Strava. Keep running!
Ha, thanks mate. Running is something I definitely won’t be giving up anytime soon. I will await my invite to California to join you on one of those scenic looking routes.
Shame but understandable Thomas. These things do take up more time than we can imagine. I hope there is a way of keeping it going, for me it is the most sensible of blogs and social media outlets on Wolves. All of the contributions are well reasoned and to the point.
Good luck with any future ventures.
Keep the faith.
Thanks Marnhull, much appreciated mate.
As the late, great, George Harrison said, All Things Must Pass.
Thank you so much, Thomas, for all the love, care and – probably most importantly – time you have put into the Wolves Blog. Similarly, thanks to the two Bens, Paddy and the other occasional contributors. I will miss the range of views and perspectives posted on here. One thing unites us and it has a golden lustre
Saturday’s Bloggers’ Ball is testament to the camaraderie and friendships generated by the Blog. Those relationships will continue.
It’s not over until the fat lady sings. Roll on Liverpool.
UTW
Thanks buddy for all your contributions.
Only just read this.
I feel like I’ve just taken a late high tackle from that thug McGinn.
I am at present doing a passable impression of Jack Grealish when someone gets anywhere near him on the pitch.
I am beyond sad to get your news Thomas but understand your decision.
I, like all other bloggers, appreciate more than I can say what you and the two Bens have done over the years. The friendships that have flourished and the losses that we have had to bear will stay with me for the rest of my life.
Reading and commenting on the Blog has been part of my daily routine for a lot of years.
I’ll miss it.
Best of luck for the future mate. And give our love to the two Bens.
In my rush to comment I’ve totally ignored Paddy Day’s contributions.
Many apologies mate.
Thanks Doog, I will miss your smooth words and I give you the award for most iconic profile picture. Johnok ran you close, but I haven’t seen him for a while.
Thomas
Thank you thank you and thank you for all that you , plus Ben , Paddy and others have done to make this site a major destination for me and a source of what I believe will be life- long friendships.
God speed.
I’m hoping that somehow what you’ve brilliantly created can be sustained some other way by someone else.
If a monthly subscription is a factor to someone else then I’m in.
If anyone knows how we could at least create a WhatsApp group going forwards to stay in touch for future seasons then please say how.
If my dearly loved Guardian Football reach out to you Thomas to get their occasional ‘Wolves fan’ insight please continue to share your excellent writing those few times.
Good luck Thomas . Totally bummed but a man’s gotta do…
Hi Brian. Great to see you and yours on Saturday evening.
I, too, was thinking about a WhatsApp group in terms of people here keeping in touch. Not just in terms of organising a Bloggers’ Ball, but throughout the season, inc. meet-ups.
Dougie
This sounds like the beginning of a plan.
Stevie and Dougie
Still can’t let these connections go so… it’s not gonna happen!
Dunno how but … here’s a try
Thomas… can you offer clues on how we can stay connected somehow?
I’m not home til end of month but I volunteer not to run a blog but to create a forum that keeps us together
I may regret that sentence but ,….
OODCL!
hi marin.
after that strange coincidence…. i can give Andrew my details so in the short term you can have my contact until something is set up.
Happy to be part of a WhatsApp group for meet up’s etc.
Thanks Marin, I appreciate your kind words. Yes, I’ll be in the The Guardian spouting nonsense again this Sunday I believe.
Huge thanks Thomas to you and the team for all of massive effort that you have put in over the years. Yes there is ever more content out there online but, honestly, this blog is head and shoulders above all the rest. I’ll miss all the great insight and commentary provided, as well as the feedback and banter from all who have offered their thoughts. All the best for the future. UTW
Thanks Silver, very kind mate.
Oh Bugger! Now I’ll have to go back to shouting at the telly and doing crosswords on the toilet.
In all seriousness though I’ve thoroughly enjoyed reading and contributing over the years – respecting all views and opinions.
Thanks everyone and good luck for the future.
Up the Wolves!
Cheers Stu.
Very sorry to hear this news, particularly as I only discovered your excellent blog a few months ago, and have appreciated your insight, other fans’ comments and the opportunity to get my thoughts off my chest. However, after 15 years I can understand why it’s time to call it a day.
Take care and enjoy your free time!
Thanks Catford. Sorry you were late to the party.
As Marin said above regarding a subscription.. I’M IN ..
Or in other words …
I’M SPARTICUS …
Furthermore.. the DOOG, Myself , Uncle Tom and his Dog are all willing to help with contributions..
THIS AIN’T GOING AWAY THOMAS ..
i’m in
I’m in too. Let me know the next steps. Matt I’ve got your email I can send you my mobile and email, if you have Lord Twix’s contact details?Let me know.
Steve
yeh steve … got all that
Nope it’s staying!
Subscription ok by me, would love to keep it going..
Sad announcement Thomas. But I know you wouldn’t have made the decision without a lot of contemplation. It’s sad in a lot of ways because the blog always kept some of our long distance pack in touch. All over the place ay we. NZ. OZ. Houston Texas (how could we forget). Fuckin everywhere! The thing I like about the blog is we can disagree about stuff without nasty vitriol. But we all have ONE aim . Success for the Wolves. I will miss you all. I’m already sad.
Amen to that my old sparring partner. We have sometimes agreed to differ but always in good spirit.
Agreed PJB mate. Wolves ay we.
Thanks Cheesy. It wasn’t an easy decision but the timing is right.
It has been, over many years, a remarkable fact that for well reasoned discussion on all things Old Gold, Wolvesblog was the place to be. Even the slugs were psychic.
This is my point Wolfstroker ..
Noel Edmonds created Mr Blobby..
Cheeseburger created Henrietta, the psychic slug along with her other Gornalese chums ..
They’re roll off the tongue legends ..
Not sure I like the thought of Henrietta the psychic slug rolling off my tongue Twixxy. If I’m being honest.
Sad news,a big thank u Thomas ,God bless u all,we argued like cat and dog, but only for the love off our club,so sad ,whers the tissue box,wolves aie ,for the last time!
Thanks Binda, much appreciated mate.
Cheeseburger I love u,stay in touch
I’ll join others and offer my thanks to all of you over the years, it has been an excellent blog. I stopped commenting a couple of years back when I stopped going to matches. Why…… Bloody VAR. I simply cannot get excited about a game that has had the enjoyment sucked out of it, so my only way of getting the real lowdown on matches was to read the blog, so I definitely will miss it. Anyway thanks again all of you and if you start a campaign to get rid of VAR count me in.
Looks like VAR might be leaving with the blog Wighty, so that’s some consolation. Thanks for the kind words mate.
You don’t know what you’re going to miss until it’s gone! This blog has been a beacon of good sense and reasoned banter in a morass of moronic abuse. Thank you so much for all your efforts, and good luck for the future.
Cheers Winchcombe.
Two massive highlights for me during my time on the blog. First up. I think it was end of season 2017. The final game was home on a Sunday. Bloggers had a pre game meet up on the Saturday afternoon. Park View hotel bar. Someone posted come along have a beer. I did. I went without knowing anybody. It was a bit daunting. But I introduced myself a Cheeseburger. Within seconds a complete stranger got me a beer. I met up with the faces LWL. TWIX. DOOG.Woolfstroker. The legend Clive from Houston. Others forgive me if I forgot. Spent 3 or 4 hours few beers. Made friends for life. Shook hands with the LEGEND Clive. Second standout. Couple of seasons later. Clive from Houston was at the Novotel Wolverhampton. I met up with him for a few jars on the Friday before the game. Having a few jars with THE LEGEND. We went on about the old days including setting fire to the Smethwick end at the S**”e in the the late 70’s. He may have lived in Houston those days but yo cor Tek the Black Country out the Mon.Sadly Clive left us a couple of years ago. Shame the Blog is going but the memories will last forever.
I remember that meeting well Cheesey. You’re a bit of a legend yourself, you know.
Appreciated Wolfie.But all I do is post a load of bizarre lunacy. My old grandad Tom was a complete nutter. He would never let anyone be serious for a minute. Every minute laugh. My mom used to say when someone came knocking on the door my old grandad would answer with a pair of grandmas bloomers on his head. And then invariably tell them to fuck off.
Cheers Thomas, Crew and Bloggers All,
What a brilliant archive.
Will miss the comments and informed debate, tub thumping and frolicks. See you in the cheep seats.
1 lv & COYW
Thanks Rasta.
Gutted! The one place where differing opinions were accepted and none of the abuse you see on other sites. Always looked forward to pre and post match reports and analysis. Will miss it. Hope we can find a way to keep in touch.
Cheers Franski.
Be proud , Thomas, of what you achieved with this excellent blog along with Ben and Paddy. I have visited this site on most days for years and have always enjoyed and been impressed with the quality of the contributions from all who send in their thoughts. So, thank you to everyone who have made such, thoughtful, interesting, provocative and funny posts. There is no doubt I am going to miss this daily ritual. I feel I am about to lose friends that I have never met.
Thanks Kendal. I do feel very proud of this place and will be sad to call it a day. I appreciate your kind words.
I can only echo everything that has been said and to everyone who gave all of us based further away, a place to find a crutch in our (many) hours of need.
I believe that I only joined in some while after its inception and so professional, insightful and polished was its presentation that I almost presumed it to be State funded in some way.
May I wish all authors and contributors the very best for the future and I’m sure that we shall all remember where we were on this day.
High praise Hertford, thanks mate. Same to you.
Come on everyone…
It’s a blog!!! Say what’s next….
Off to sleep now but by this time tomorrow we need ideas suggestions inspiration and a bit of help
COYBloggers
PS
Spent 3 hours today in Churchill war rooms
Let me tell you that compared to early 1940 this is nothing!
But that was the beauty of this blog Marin. No one would compare the demise of this blog with the state of Europe in 1940 of course. However, engaging with the blog was a welcome distraction from the depressing state of the world as reported in the media.
Incidentally, did you get to visit The Cabinet War Rooms? That too as impressive.
Oh! Churchill War Rooms are probably the same as The Cabinet War Rooms
My mistake!
Thomas, I’d like to add my thanks and good wishes to you and your colleagues for founding and delivering this excellent blog for so many years. I’ve never had a blog, but know from a small amount of work with websites just how much effort is needed to produce a half-decent result – and that’s without the expectation of users for regular updates, in this case based on a timetable over which you have no control. Also, as far as I know, the EPL fixture engine has no facility for adjusting fixture dates to allow for the non-football lives and responsibilities of blog proprietors. So thanks again for everything and all the best to you all going forward.
For all of my supporting life I’ve been an exile from the place of my birth – though for many years a frequent visitor. I think most of all though that for me one of the biggest benefits of the blog is the way it stands in contrast to the way things used to be. As I was out of the area for local papers – and local radio was a thing of the future – the only information came from the national press – which itself was mostly very regionalised, and I lived outside the midland region. I was all very hit and miss, and most of the time little information was available. Outside my family, the only other supporters I had regular contact with were those regulars who stood close to us on the South Bank.
Compare this with what I found when I discovered this blog – you all will know what I mean and I’m sure many will have had similar experiences. I couldn’t get any WWFC news because I lived in the north and not the midlands. Heaven knows what it must have been like if you lived in America or the Antipodes.
And, of course, COYW
Thanks Jazz, that means a lot to know we provided you with something you didn’t feel you could get anywhere else. It’s been a pleasure.
Was it something I said
Well I’ve had eighteen months of reconnecting with the motherland,I do miss English banter and sarcasm,hope the road is straight and golden for your future ventures as I do for your co conspirators
Thanks mate, much appreciated.
Ouch. THIS is the biggest loss since Nenad Milijas.
Thank you and well played Thomas (and Ben, and Ben, and Paddy).
Don’t go overboard. Ned should still be running that midfield. Great to hear from you mate.
Oh no! That is terrible news!
A big thank you to Thomas and others who contributed in every way. This blog will be sorely missed!
As that lot from down the road are in the playoffs if they make it to the promised land, this blog would have gone nuclear with comments before those games against us!
Such is life!
Thanks St.Kitts. I haven’t got another Albion game in me.
Thomas,
Such sad news. This blog is the highlight of my week during the season. You have done such a great job of it. Your knowledge and insight into the game are so valuable and worth reading.
THANK YOU so very very much for the enjoyment you’ve given me over so many years. The Blog is something you can be rightfully proud of. I’m going to miss it terribly. I imagine it could be like having a healthy testicle removed.
THANKS again for the years of pleasure you have given me reading your offerings.
Dave
And my thanks to the others who have helped Thomas make this BLOG over the years.
Thanks also go to all the posters whose comments I have been able to enjoy over the years.
So in that analogy the blog is testicle? High praise indeed 😀 Only kidding old sport.
Thanks Step, I appreciate your kind words.
It’s inevitably going to be a sad time when a constant in your life comes to an end, but new chapters will be written elsewhere in due course.
It’s been a pleasure and a privilege to write on here and I’ll miss the place.
I think of Uncle Clive from Houston and all manner of fanatics who added such colour to the place. And Doogooder, whose sparkle always did shine that bit brighter in my eyes.
Thomas deserves a huge debt of gratitude for the happiness he’s given us all.
Thanks for having me. ?
Many thanks Ben. Be good mate.
I also thought of Clive and the tirade of abuse this announcement would have brought me had he still been around. In fact, I’d have probably been too scared to even consider it. God bless him and Brompton and some of the other friends we’ve lost along the road.
Thanks for all your effort and contributions Thomas and co. Good luck with whatever is next.
Thanks Happy.
Sad news Thomas.
It’s by far the best blog around, with very high standards of journalism by you and your team. I wish you the very best for the future.
I don’t suppose we can call on VAR to review your decision? Clear and obvious error? Thought not…
Please don’t compare me to a ref 😀
Thanks Dances, I appreciate your kind words.
I’m really sorry to see the Blog coming to a close. It has been my main fix of Wolves journalism for the past decade, with write ups and pre-match build up unparalleled by any other sites or publications.
I can’t quite believe it’s been 15 years since I stumbled across the blog as a university student and made a comment waxing lyrical about Michael Kightly. Despite getting married and having 3 kids in that time, somehow the Blog’s closure has made me realise just how much time has passed. Times they are a-changin’.
Thank you, Thomas, for all your work over the years. Whilst the way so many people consume their football content has moved on, I’ve always continued to massively enjoy the Blog…even if some other bloggers didn’t always enjoy my opinions about Adama Traore…
Thank you again and all the best for your future endeavours.
So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu
I’ve been on a similar life journey in those years Tettenhall, so your words hit home. Thanks for the kind sentiments mate.
Thank you for looking after the blog and for giving so many fans a platform to discuss the Wolves. I also massively appreciate you letting me write a few articles over the years and giving me a platform to express myself, especially in difficult times. Wishing you the very best.
Cheers German. Same to you mate.
Haven’t posted for a hell of a long time, but always came to read and provide a thumbs up! @Thomas, as much are there are other media sources for what is covered here in the blog’s hallowed pages, it does not all have the sanity, reasoning, vision, or entertainment that i have always found here. Your hard work and dedication (along with the supporting cast of contributers) are a cut above the general mediocrity.
The WolvesBlog has since I first found it (I think 2010) provided a raft of views and opinions, some of which I have agreed with, other I thought were nutty, and others that I disagreed with, but could see the rational or reasoning. Overall it has been healthy and measured, it will be sorely missed.
Thomas, Ben, Ben, Paddy and all of the community posters, I thank you for your time and views, and want to assure you that you will be missed.
Thanks Bandit, I’m glad you were coaxed back into commenting one last time. I appreciate your kind words mate.
As a reader for many years and a contributor for the last few, the Wolves Blog will be sorely missed. Thank you Thomas for giving us the opportunity to share in the journey. UTW!
Thanks Paddy. As I’ve said to the Bens, I can’t thank you enough for all your contributions in recent years. You’ve been a massive part of the blog and a tremendous support. Top lad. I’ll buy you that pint one day.
As only a minor commentator but a dedicated reader (and thumbs-up-giver ?), I’m genuinely going to miss my post-match ritual of reading the Wolves Blog. Whilst there’s no shortage of Wolves content nowadays, honestly, this blog has given me consistent enjoyment over many years through yours and the other contributors insightful, eloquent and balanced perspectives. You should all be immensely proud, especially for the community you have bought together. Wishing you and all the other contributors much success in your future endeavors. All the best. Dan
Thanks Dan, I appreciate your loyal readership and kind words.
Sad news indeed! Thank you Thomas, the Bens, Paddy and all the bloggers who made this a great place to set a while.
Happy trails to you,
until we meet again.
Happy trails to you,
keep smilin’ on ’til then.
Thanks Bob. Good man. Roy Rogers, nice.
There comes a time when all good things come to an end. The Wolves Blog was certainly a good thing. So sorry to see it end, but fully understand your reasoning. Thank you Thomas, all your article writers and all bloggers.
As I was fully convinced that GON was reading my suggestions on this here Blog, I need to let him know of the change. 🙂
Thank you so much and good luck to whatever your next project might be.
Vic
Thanks Vic. For this message and all your contributions.
Many many thanks Tgomas, Ben and Ben, and Paddy. Since discovering The Blog so many years ago it has been my go to for all things Wolves.
All your contributions so excellent and the responses from Bloggers well thought out and always expressed in a civilised manner. Even when we clearly disagreed.
Used various names over the years to avoid some of the more personal differences.
Thanks Cotswold, much appreciated mate.
Only just found out about this, as I didn’t look at the blog at the end of the season.
May I just add my thanks for running this blog, it’s been a great way to tune into what’s going on for people like me who live far away (well, Sussex, not Houston, to be honest).
Did anything come of the talk of some other grouping that interested supporters like me could join? It’s very frustrating relying on just the national press and the club website .
Thanks again Thomas, and best wishes for that future.