As debuts go, Tomasz Kuszczak will have enjoyed better.
Dreams of a first clean sheet were extinguished before he’d even laid a glove on the ball and his afternoon seldom improved.
The experienced Pole was left helpless for both goals as Reading exploited spaces either side of his back four to condemn their opponents to a first defeat in nine matches.
After the early gift that Pavel Pogrebnyak so gleefully accepted, Wolves rallied and for the remaining 44 minutes and 40 seconds of the first half looked like turning the tide.
Benik Afobe’s glancing equaliser following a superb jink and cross from van La Parra was the least they deserved for patiently working their way back into the match.
But much like Charlton a fortnight back, the zip and sparkle disappeared with the half time oranges and Reading eased into their stride.
What will disappoint Kenny Jackett is how little Steve Clarke’s team had to do. By simply sitting deep and retaining a shape they were able to smother Wolves and break forward.
Danny Williams’ superb finish was a goal that had been coming long before the 70th minute in which it arrived. By the, the home side had long ran out of puff and ideas.
Jackett’s substitutions only seemed to make things worse, robbing the team of shape and forward menace.
The continued expulsion of Michael Jacobs is baffling, particularly when teams camp out in their own half. He can get in between lines and move teams around.
Why continually name him amongst the substitutions if he is never to be used?
The original team selection is also ripe for scrutiny.
Iorfa and Golbourne would seem the current first choice full-backs, yet Doherty and Hause were given the shirts.
Golbourne is an important player because he does one simple thing very well – delivers the ball to Sako in the final third of the pitch.
At Molineux, where the emphasis is on Wolves to take the game on he must be included at all costs. Hause is a good defender, but a below-par attacking full-back.
Doherty, who once looked composed and energetic, now just seems slow and ponderous. He needs to rediscover a few percentage points of effort.
Price was another baffling omission. While there is no doubting Evans is a greater attacking threat, Price tidies up the play and keeps the wheels turning. He should not have been dropped.
The results may all have been different, but this performance was Groundhog Day, mirroring the narrow win over Blackpool and the similarly frustrating draw with Charlton.
Teams have a blueprint when they arrive at Molineux these days and it’s proving effective.
If there’s no viable Plan B for Wolves, Plan A needs to be a lot better than this.
Decided to stay away from the Molineux yesterday after a thoroughly disappointing 0-0 draw against Charlton in which we never looked like scoring.
I was very dismayed to hear of Ikeme’s injury, and even more so now after what looked, from the highlights at least, a disappointing performance from his replacement.
Carl has been probably the most unsung hero in much of our recent success, and I fear this is going to be proven even more so during his enforced absence.
Keepers can be game changers just as well as any attacking player, and I’m just not sure Kuszczak will be. This looks like it could be a season changing 6 to 8 weeks, especially if the goal drought continues.
As we all know, we need to be scoring more goals, perhaps now more so than ever.
KJ’s constant tinkering with starting line up and listening to his post match interviews seems to point to the fact that he has the right people but has not arrived at the right combination. He has some difficult work ahead to get it right and we may have to accept it might not be all sorted this season.
We simply do not create enough chances and when the defence has an off day we are found out. Kenny’s favoured system works well away from home,like against Watford and Blackburn,but at home there needs to be a plan B, the onus is on us to attack. It was poor yesterday.
Damaging defeat coming on the back of 2 draws where the performances were also not good. I agree the club should have spent more but are we getting the best out of what we have got ?
Kennys post match criticisms of his team are accurate and perceptive but they also sound detached like an outsider looking in. The modern manager needs to be able to get under the skin of his players to get them pumped when they need to be pumped. To create momentum within the group.
Kenny has done a great job turning the team around but he has still got everything to prove in terms of winning promotion at championship level. Certainly hope the season isnt going to fizzle out.
Uncertainty seemed to characterise everything yesterday. Kusczack’s goal keeping, Kenny’s game management, the team’s approach as a whole. RVlP was again frustrating, his gem of a cross for the goal obscured by half hearted tackles, dithering on the ball and poor passing.
But there are different comparisons we can make in assessing this team. We can compare where we are now against where we think this group of players could be. Or we can compare where we are now, as a team and a club, against where we were when Kenny took over. The latter isn’t even a comparison.
Another thought on yesterday: That group of Reading players is much better than their league position under Adkins. I don’t think their upturn under the ex-Baggy is a ‘dead manager bounce’ so much as them reverting to the mean.
OK. It’s a reality check.
We are not the World beaters that we all feel we should be and we have probably found our level at the moment.
That level being just shy of the play offs.
The trouble is that fans (me as much as anyone) get tunnel vision when it comes to assessing the abilities of our players against those of other teams.
Whether Kenny finally finds the magic formula with this set of players or has to clear some out, only time will tell.
Perhaps this is the best they will ever be.
Hopefully the younger ones will improve and grow into the Premier League players that we so desperately want them to be.
I said in a previous blog that maybe last season was the best it’s going to get for us in the short term.
Playing some lovely football and scoring a shed load of goals.
Now we know that if we can’t hack it near the top of the Championship, without big investment, we will be crucified if we do by some chance gain promotion this year.
I am starting to hope we don’t make the play offs this time.
My glass is still half full when I remember how it was a couple of seasons ago, but it’s half full of a budget red instead of the vintage Champagne I was hoping for.
Ben, please ask about investment in the team because as sure as eggs is eggs we are going to need it to make the next rung of the ladder.
There’s going to be no investment, well only modest as we’ve seen in the window Morgans relying on the Acadamy he’s said that in public has Moxey and of course Jacketts toed the line.
There will be no major investment in players not in this League or if we were in the Premier League look at Morgans record of buying even when we were in Prem: he bought cheap or modest at best.
Morgan will never invest major funds because it not in his nature DNA he’s just not that type of owner he’s banking on the Acadamy, he’s never going to be anything other than that.
To quote a phrase I used in a previous blog ” not while there’s a hole in his and Moxey arse will Morgan invest what’s need in Wolves be in the Championship or the Premier League.
Well I left after Reading scored their second goal, and good one it was too, as the opposition worked their way through our two man midfield, and the scorer had all the time in the world to pick his spot.
For me we can`t play with two wingers and two strikers because we are too light in midfield numbers. Evans was missing most of the game, and where was our talisman Sako in the second half?
Very frustrating, even more so as I`ve bought a ticket for Huddersfield. My only consolation is a short break next week and taking in a match in Barcelona at the weekend. Maybe we`ll win our next 2 away matches and surprise everyone – somehow I doubt it though.
Wolves took 30 minutes in the first half to make the Reading goalkeeper make a save; cant remember a meaningful shot on the Reading goal in the second half.
Apart from making the goal Van La Parra was wasteful and the main culprit for Wolves attacks breaking down – very poor. Trouble is Henry who in my opinion should have started ahead of the Dutchman did little better.
This game would have been Evans chance to reclaim his place in the midfield, again poor, largely anonymous and guilty of not being able to play the simple short ball.
The whole team for some reason are guilty of not wanting to shoot on goal 18 or more yards from goal.
We are also not harrying , hounding or closing players down like we did at the start of the season.
Woeful performance rant over.
UTW
It’s an interesting conundrum. KJ by his own admission has tinkered a lot with the balance to first of all make us more tight defensively and now to try and makes us more potent. If he is an effective coach, he would probably have solved this by now as we are two thirds of the way through the season ? Unless of course he simply hasn’t got the players at his disposal to solve it effectively. On balance, I think it is more of the latter, so why oh why have we not tried to solve that in the transfer window? So, we come to another question which if I remember was also being posed in the summer. Does KJ ultimately have the balls to demand more support from Morgan and Moxey or walk away? Sadly for both him and the fans I’m not sure he does, at least he hasn’t shown it to date. So, I think we may be just about to enter Dante’s purgatory, the half place between heaven and hell we last occupied so comfortably for a dozen plus years through the 90s and beyond. Is Morgan our saviour or Beelzebub ?? Well, bollocks it is a Sunday after all 😉
To be fair I don’t expect to go up this season, nor do I want us to. I can’t see significant investment going in & without it we would just get slaughtered at PL level. The lack of goals is worrying & with Ikeme out you do wonder how we can cope over the next 6-8 weeks.
I would be happy with a 7-8th place finish outside the playoffs, continue to develop & have a decent run at the title next year.
UTW
So your happy to fall another year behind, loose the momentum buuilt up from last year. Do really think its going to be any better next season in this League if you do then your dreaming.
Last time I looked this was a free country which means I’m entitled to my opinion! The PL is NOT a level playing field, it’s biased towards the big clubs with billionaire owners & unlimited transfer budgets. So yes I personally would rather wait a year & build a stronger squad rather than go up & stay rock bottom all season.
Your right, about your option your also riight about the Prem: which is why the longer we are out of it the further and further we will fall behind we already have to make up 20 or more years being out of the top flight were the clubs in there have moved on light years from us in commercial terms they’ve establish revenue streams and there brand, while we only just in the last 5 years built a training ground we we traing on the north bank car park players getting changed in porta cabins even sharing with W’ton Tennis club.
My point is the Prem: is were we can generate more revenue for instance most clubs even Albion are looking further abroad Africa and the far east setting up shop making partners putting themselves out there and to back it up they have the prestige of being in the Prem:
Also you mention build a stronger squad from where Morgans certainly not suddenly going to spend millions on players so that means The Acadamy do you think the Acadamy will produce a stronger squad next year, I don’t.
Ground hog day indeed..our home games so far 5 lost (inc Northampton
In the cup)5 drawn…that says it all, and it could be said that we almost play better away as I’ve said before…
It’s a shame.. although I agree with Doog that it might be better to stay in the championship for a while, my hope was that if we scraped into the PL we bought players again with the extra cash for going up…
If we don’t then there is the Sako problem at the end of the season…
Afobe looks ok if he gets his chances.
I really am curious regarding K Mac s form and his inability to impose himself these days ..and the price evens henry Jacobs scenario also says to me that the midfield is really part of our problem…
It’s all starting to slip from us…the next 3 games could mean we loose our position or hang on to the pack for dear life..
There have been time s in the past when KJ didn’t seem to know his best team and we are going through one of those phases.
KJ STOP TINKERING AND ALWAYS PLAY YOUR BEST SIDE.
LB AND RB YOU GOT IT WRONG.
NEED A BATTLING MIDFIELDER..UTW
I do not think K.J. is capable of getting us up to the Premier league.
He lacks something in terms of ambition….
Just a personal view.
He suits M&M’s ‘careful economic approach.’
The team plays better with Price and I think McDonald no longer dominates as he did in Div 1.
Central midfield is another area we should have strengthened.
We beat Brentford by 10 points last season but they are ahead of us now….
Why?
Lack of ambition and investment.
Hope we finish above Ipswich…..
A realistic goal……
Some great points Robin. On the ‘investment’ question what we paid for Afobe is nearly 3 times Brentfords record transfer.
Wow, Colin is that correct?
I wonder what else it could be?
Psychological, perhaps?
Ambition drive forward looking board may be……show theses so called big clubs with dithering owners what they can do……..yeah I think that’s it.
I agree Cassidy…
If there is no ambition at the top, it filters down…..
DULL.UNINSPIRING.COLD.Sums it up. And that is just Brierley Hill High Street. In July. I was briefly cheered up today when Burnley went 2-0 up.But even that went tits up. A bad weekend. But as is the modern trend you have to take the positives. In that regard, we need 2 more wins and we can probably relax. If we are positive, then 9 wins from 17 would see us somewhere close to the play offs.In my opinion we are a long way from EPL standard and maybe a season of consolidation won’t be a disaster. However, there will come a time when we want to see some advancement. It may well be required because the last 3 home games have been tedious and when you are sitting there froze to death and bored, you are thinking that there might be better things to be doing on a Saturday afternoon. Huddersfield Tue night. If we were Barcelona we wouldn’t beat them… then Norwich. Never mind.it wouldn’t be Wolves if it was all perfect…
I said as soon as the team sheet came out that five of the players on the bench would have been on the field if I’d been picking.
Glad to see Afobe score, and maybe Sako was suffering some reaction to his trip to Africa. I think Golbourne is still suffering from his foot problem, but, yes, please Mr J , give Jacobs another chance.
Despite all the above, and our recent form, I’m confident we’ll beat ‘uddersfield. It’s one of those games.
If we stay in this division, like wot a lot of fans seemingly want, then we all know what will happen.
Nothing.
morgan and greasel will trot out the usual bollocks, telling us that the present squad was good enough to stay in this division, so we don’t need to change it.
Exactly what was said and done for 3 years in the Prem and the year after.
Remember where that thinking got us?
And it happened, again under greasel, back in 2003/04.
For all the bluster and bullshit we get, and, despite the magnificent way Sir Jack was sent off, morgan and greasel (By the way, was that his missus at Sir Jack’s funeral? Didn’t she look miserable. Mind you, anyone would being married to that fat twat) are still all about the money and bollocks to the football.
This will never change, and we are fast becoming that classic football club, one that “does not want” to get promoted to the Prem.
Tight fisted, tight lipped blinkered mindset, in it for the short term bloodletting.
The results on the pitch are a direct result of those two useless wastes of skin.
Fuck them, fuck them, fuck them to hell, they have ruined the love of most of our lives.
Clive a man after my own heart could not have put it better mate you might be thousands of miles away but your finger. Is defiantly on the pulse mate.
Jacket alterations well short.I think team selection is linked to players performance data,hence Edwards first name on team sheet.What is missing in the team,which you find in all successful teams is partnerships across the park,which is why Brentford eg are doing better than us.This week will determine if the management have any real belief of promotion,as the loan window opens,hopefully a creative midfielder.As a fan all l want is to be entertained play with 2 strikers in any formation and take the game to the opposition.Promotion will come only when the team has the right combination of guille desire passion goal scorers and spirit,and to be honest who wants to scape into the epl.Right now it’s back to basics
A Q to you Clive H and in these circumstances I think a hugely important one…I have an answer
and I’m facinated by yours…
Q how much REALISTICALLY do you think we need to spend to get in and stay in the PL?
A great question, apologies for jumping in before Clive, but I couldn’t resist having a stab at it myself. If it was this season we went up, to get a competitive first XI ( so not even squad investment) I would suggest we’d need at least 3 defenders, 3 midfielders and 2 forwards. So in transfer fees, excluding wages etc, that ‘s conservatively probably £55 m to £65m. Am I in the right ball park?
Good morning Steve.
I think you are asking the wrong question of those two, I think it should be:
Having decided that KJ and Thelwell are the right people to organize and run the footballing side of the club, when you appointed them, are you going to back your own judgment by backing theirs, and be prepared to spend ANY money to get promoted?
The footballing landfills are littered with over priced, under performing “stars” who never lived up to their hype, many of them after costly moves, i. e. Carroll, Torres, Cole etc. etc., so I don’t think a set amount can be used as a yardstick for certain success.
I assume KJ is not in running the financial ins and outs of the company, so those two should not be sticking their noses into the footballing side of things.
It is not how much money greasel and morgan spend on a promotion push, but whether in fact they spend any at all.
Their track record would indicate very little.
As noted elsewhere on this blog, a cold miserable winter’s evening in Huddersfield will sort out our men from our boys.
FOwb
Well, sorry for butting in Clive the last time we were ther Morgan spent £15 to 20 million over three seasons let me ask you do you think that was enough…….a…..a
In fact it wasn’t that much..!
I’m really disappointed by the team performance in this and the previous two home games. In all three we’ve laboured thro 90 mins .. we were fortunate to get a win v Blacpool .. and this was mainly due to the adrenalin and Sir Jacks tribute.
We have absolutely no chance of reaching the PL.
My position on promotion is clear … we should go for it .. it should be the boards ambition/goal/target for this current season. Never aim lower !
If we argue that we won’t survive … it’s because of the gross lack of investment and ambition from above … if they don’t believe in aiming high, they should sell up to someone who wants to put WWFC back where it belongs.
I buy my season ticket on the basis of trying to get promoted …not just to get some fresh air on a Sat afternoon….
“Back where we belong” is a very interesting phrase. Some would argue that on the basis of the last 35 years we are probably about absolutely where we belong I.e. Top quarter of second tier pushing to get into bottom quarter of top tier. For someone of my age I remember with great fondness the top half of top tier, regular forays in the cups and Europe as where we belong. My dad, god bless him, would be saying fighting for the pl title and winning cups is where we belong. You are right it is also about vision, desire, ambition and leadership – we will never in my lifetime achieve my dad’s vision of where we should belong because it is a game distorted by money but why can’t we achieve what Swansea, Southampton, Stoke have achieved? YET AGAIN I FIND MYSELF TYPING “OVER TO YOU MORGAN AND MOXEY!”
Good punt Sutton C ..I agree it has to be £50m less our sale transfers I think 4 payers with a young Emlyn
Hughes type in the middle to drive us (new Captain) sorry DB..
Twixfix…. I think you have the whole Wolves scenario right I agree 99%..accept we still could go up with a momentous fight in the play offs…
I thought over 75 points needed..
I’m still hanging in there ..
Minimum of £50 million needed is my guess, £70-100 m ideally.
Is it me or are these figures now Monopoly money in football?
Cannot see M & M putting that in though sadly.
Huddersfield tomorrow night. This is where the players will show they have taken on board the bollocking lashed out by Kenny after a somewhat dismal performance and up their game to a Clive from Houston required performance. I expect them to show us loyal fans that this “mini blip” is just that, a mini blip.
My round Stu. Will give you a bell when I arrive. I may be still in work dress as I have a meeting late on tomorrow afternoon and don’t know what time I will get away ……….. but I will be there!
Come on me babbies sort this out – NOW!!!!
I just knew you wore dresses!!
“That doesn’t mean you’re a bad person!”.
Name that film – Without Googling it!
It’s a Classic!
Debbie Does Dallas!!!
Most certainly not!
Love it – I first watched that when I was on stag in the ops room in NI way back!
Sniper – just because you have to kill someone “doesn’t mean you’re a bad person”
No, the one I’m thinking of is ‘No way to treat a lady’ – A film made in 1968 starring Rod Steiger as a serial killer.
A great comic thriller.
Debbie Does Dallas is the type of film that I have been forbidden to watch by the present Mrs DG’er as she thinks it might stunt my growth and send me blind.
Now if I can only find that keyboard….
No way to treat a lady? Was that the the one with Robin Williams in, who dressed up?
No, you’re thinking of Mrs Doubtfire.
It was Rod Steiger who dressed up in this one – but not necessarily as a lady!
By the way mate, I have received two emails from you with links that I can’t open.
What’s all that about?
Just asking as I am sure he has one of my dresses!
And I don’t believe a word about the myth in respect of it stunting one’s growth!!!
Bromptom.
I am on Coach 2 as per usual, that nice yellow dress that Natalie gave you looks very fetching and matches my teeth, so that would be my preference. Your round indeed, my turn to bring the handcuffs.
Onwards & backwards as I said a couple of shitty games ago.
:-(( :-((
Disappointing. I had hardly got my Twitter feed from the mol going before we shipped a goal. Nervously updating every 5 seconds did not produce any improvement until the 26th minute.
Reading have never forgiven us since we nicked Mark McGhee from them back in 1995, they love to beat us, and in that, and seem to put extra effort when they play us.
Oh well, at least I don’t have to go into work anymore and face all those Reading fans.
Onwards & Upwards
We nicked McGhee from Leicester. They nicked him from Reading
Doh ! My memory is not what is used to be 😉
I was at Molineux and was Still singing HI Ho Wolverhampton when they scored…!!!
A couple of games ago I expressed worry that the arrival of Afobe (or ‘foam’ as the spellcheck tried to correct it!!) and return of Golbourne would lead to another bout of team selection uncertainty – or tinkering! That seemed to be confirmed by the team sheet on Saturday, which baffled me. Sako returns so his Mali partner and chief threat is omitted; Henry is rewarded for his Bolton contribution with the bench; Iorfa dropped – or was it ‘rotated’? As someone previously blogged, KJ has forgotten more than I ever knew about tactics or team selection (actually, he could forget that in a nano-second), so I trust magnificent performances against two strong teams this week will show there was a plan, even if it backfired on Saturday.
Actually I agree with those whose ambitions are to just miss out this season, galling though it might seem at the time. If we go up now, not only will there be insufficient investment, but our youngsters who have been brilliant this season will have their development stunted by the realities of the PL – sidelined for ageing, overpaid ‘stars’ to come in, or played and overwhelmed. Another season with just bit more investment in experience might see them a bit more prepared for the PL.
Mmmm,interesting thought Peakwolf. I’ve been wanting promotion just for the money. I hate the Prem so relegation first season with parachute monies would be ideal. But your thoughts on it’s effect on our young players has given me much food for thought. They hold so much promise which would be criminal to imperil. They would go out on loan perhaps.
Yep, it’s a hard call – Prem money and parachute payments, or steadier development. The younger players almost certainly would go out on loan,,,,,probably never to be seen again in the old gold (and probably scoring against us in time honoured fashion if/when we return to the Championship!). On present form the question may be academic, so seeing some positives in missing out on promotion keeps me going!
A very philosophical answer Clive ..the point was and I’ve had thoughts on this when we twice dropped ..
If we belong in the PL and most of us obviously think that we do ..with some of the shall we say – mature supporters like me who think of Richards Daley Sunderland Waggy Hibbett etc later Bully..it’s this standard of player that we seek……again….
Sako aside,unless our U21s come good (possible) then to get back to previous status we will have to buy..
Most of us with experience see even KJ as a cheap manager and incidently unproven at top level..it’s the ‘almost but not good enough’ players that we see come and go from the bench ..it’s like musical chairs…
Morgan can borrow £50m and pay the interest with the reduction in wages or raise it with the promo money to the PL so what are we waiting for.!.
A new Owner take over ?
Answers on a post card..
I carnt for the life of me understand Jacketts thinking by making so many changes apart from the keeper this was a home League game not a cup tie surely if it not broke don’t fix it we were on a run and now we have to start all over again.
For me this has been a defining game in that the season from here on in will Peter out, sure the club will talk play offs we’ll have the players reiterating the club line but for me just as the top two positions were jettisoned so will the play offs be espeailly when you look at our next 4 games our goal difference is like another 6 points against us.
What started off with genuine hope of automatice promotion for me has petered out into mid table acceptance no not in public but behind clothes doors M and M will be quietly satisfied with the way things have gone no relegation battle and a modest outlay on player for those two it we be seen as a great season.
If M&M are just businessmen and are in it only to make money, you’d have thought the penny would have dropped by now that there’s lots more of it in the Prem.
Your right to make more money we need to up our revenue streams develope new ones, so the best place to do that is in the Prem: as you’ve quite rightly pointed out you think the penny would have dropped and I’ll say this is has but Morgan wants his cake and it it in that he’s thinking get the on the cheap get Maxine profit after all he’s a scosser…..rrrrrr………aaaaa..mate.
I concur with most that some of the team changes were baffling. Saving players for Tuesday? Get the points in the bag and think about Tuesday then. There’s no doubt in my mind that the starting line-up played a big part in the defeat and that reflects badly on both KJ’s selections and the depth of our squad.
This has put real pressure on our upcoming games and anything less than max points from the next 3 or 4 will spell the end of our play-off hopes.
Let’s see some action in the loan market. Please.
Watching KJ’s pre match interviews on Wolves Utube channel..
Why don’t they just record 1 and play it back before every game..
We need to improve…. We need to do better in the final 3rd… We respect the opposition but we need to get our own game right…….
WHEN…. He’s only been saying it all season..
We didn’t Sparkle ????
When have we ?
When the top clubs have been scoring for fun we have been sparkling with our hard fought 1-0 wins… How many games have we scored more than 1 this season. and if we have how many of those games have we won…
We can all see where the problems are, question is when will we see the improvement…
Won after scoring more than 1 goal:
Blackburn 3-1
Middlesbro 2-0
Leeds 1-2
Brentford 2-1
Blackpool 2-0
Drawn after scoring more than 1 goal:
Reading 3-3
Wigan 2-2
Milwall 3-3
Bolton 2-2
Lost after scoring more than 1 goal:
Nil
So……….. if we score more than 1 goal we will either win or lose. Simples – we just need to score more than 1 goal in each game and we will get at least 1 point.
Come on me babbies.
Ooooooooooooooops.
Delete penultimate sentenace above and insert:
So …….. if we score more than 1 goal we will either win or draw. Simples – we just need to score more than 1 goal in each game and we will get at least 1 point.
Nige you say it how it is and even KJ does not escape you…he Prob has either reached his level or is hiding the fact that he asked for money for more players and he got very little..
He seems to me to be resigned to accepting we are not good enough and incidently just think where we would be if we won most of our home games…Answer..top 2..
I think KJ is turning into mad mick, no plan b,and with his statement in tonights E and S it looks like he’s gonna carry on tinkering,wandering now what he’ll do tomorrow ,perhaps he may give Doyler a go with Margarita if that’s his name.on reflection perhaps this side is where it is,mid table obscurity.
But if we win tomorrow night all will be forgotten until we lose again.
Fickle fan..UTW.
The award for ‘colemanballs’ comment of the week goes to Danny Batth in the Express and Star on 9.2.2015. “If Reading hadn’t scored two goals we would have won 1-0”. ……………………..