Most of the pre-match discussion inside Molineux centred around which part of Wembley we’ll all be sat come 4pm on Sunday.
Nuno, it emerged, couldn’t see further than his seat in the home Molineux dug-out on Tuesday.
Staying ‘umble’ and taking each day as it comes could be scribed into the great man’s obituary, but this was more proof of his philosophy at work as his dark eyes fixated on the Red Devils – and not a stone was left unturned in beating them.
If the cup game was a full orchestral symphony, this league fixture was more a chart topping single, and no less effective in rousing the senses. But unlike ’04 and ’11, this was no one-hit-wonder. Nope, this latest classic joins a signature album full of results like these from a season that has already gone platinum.
In many ways, this was an even more impressive win than the memorable quarter final scalp, if that was even possible, with United hellbent on reversing the cup defeat and presumably learning lessons from the chastening experience. McTominay and Fred, in for the more pedestrian Matic and Herrera, certainly hinted that this might be the case.
The evening only just lacked the pomp and ceremony of the ethereal FA Cup night but the sense of occasion was still there, as Molineux crackled under the lights that used to illuminate such fixtures so regularly. And like our quarter final encounter, we gradually seized momentum as the game progressed, albeit in different circumstances.
It might have been different had United taken some gilt edged early chances, as Lingard set the tone with a decent half chance after only 10 seconds. McTominay’s long range strike was scant reward for a dominant opening in which Lukaku and Lingard were both denied from Patricio.
But fortune favours the brave, in this case Nuno for fielding a full-strength side when some of us might have recommended a bit R&R for our big hitters.
Fitting then, that Raul and Jota combined yet again for the equaliser, while the deliciously good Moutinho whipped a cross in for a combination of arms and legs to poke the ball over the line in the second half. A red card for Ashley Young underlined our second half supremacy with Jota causing problems individually, while the collective of Dendoncker, Moutinho and Neves were irresistible in wrestling back momentum.
By the final peep of the excellent Mike Dean’s whistle, we were in total command just like we were on March 16th when the same Tears for Fears track greeted the same 2-1 outcome.
‘Everybody wants to rule the world,’ we sung with joy. Not a bad soundtrack with Jorge Mendes watching!
Great stuff mate. Nothing more needed after this pearl…
‘this latest classic joins a signature album full of results like these from a season that has already gone platinum.’
Some players I’d single out for special praise…
Jota – Too much for the Utd defence again. They couldn’t handle him. Good luck with Messi lads.
Patricio – It’s been a while since he reminded us of his quality and this was a match-winning contribution.
Moutinho – Spellbinding. So good I can even forgive him toe bunting that corner straight out of play in the first half.
Don’t forget the Donk. A freekin’ monster who lets Moutinho play and still gets up and back so many times.
Thank you mate. I dredged that one up from the back of my mind somewhere. God knows where it came from!
Helluva night. Loved it even more than our last win over Man U.
Thought every player excelled, those Thomas has selected and Boly, my own MOTS, scarcely gave Lukaku a look and contributed going forward, coolly playing out of defence.
Only worry; will Man U regret putting OGS (being ironic) in charge and go for Nuno, in my opinion the best manager in the Premiership. Bearing in mind his resources before anybody mentions Pep.
Changing the tune, it’s easy to get a semi-final ticket now. Man City have just put their allocation on general sale! Interesting to note that they received over 35,000 tickets despite having the same end as us!
Is that because Brighton will bring even fewer fans than Watford?
Five pints of peroni and a bottle of white wine .
Wifey says I was so pissed I fell up the stairs and couldn’t put the toothpaste on my brush.
Apparently I was really really happy.
So I will have to watch the match again as I can’t remember anything about it.
Comment later.
I’d like to continue the musical theme, and I think I can safely claim to speak for all of us when I say:
Oh what a beautiful morning
Oh what a beautiful day
I’ve got a wonderful feeling
Everything’s going my way
See you at Wemberlee. UTW
I was unable to make a prediction this week as the blog went up at 1-30 AM Kiwi time but must admit that I would probably have gone for a 2 – 1 defeat.
What is there left to say about this amazing team we have now except that I am enjoying Wolves serving up Man Utd on TOAST for my breakfast time viewing, and twice in three weeks. I’ll take that any time over Caviar.
Hope you all have a great time at Wembley on Monday morning.
Hiya Kiwi Wolf…..
Have you got any suggestions as to how I can watch the FACup SF this coming Monday morning mate.(we’re currently in Christchurch)….
Mike
That was a statement of intent.
Whereas we gradually grew into the FA Cup tie, last night we dominated United from 20 minutes onwards. Ah that famous ‘control’ Sir Nuno’s heart so desires – it was and well truly on display last night. We really are a joy to behold when the ball is effortlessly caressed around, the opposition chasing shadows. United were made to look average, the way we played keep ball after going 2-1 up was a death by a thousand cuts. Glorious.
We pushed and pushed for the equaliser, United were unable to deal with our sumptuous passing and movement and relentless press. They were rattled, they were panicked, they simply never recovered.
Agree with Thomas re Patricio, he returned to form last night. Some crucial saves, solid distribution and he commanded his area well.
The back three dealt with the powerful Pogba and Lukaka manfully – Boly particularly relished the physical battle.
What a player we have on our hands with Vinagre. Scared the living daylights out of United, and he’s improving all the time defensively. Relatively quiet night going forward for Doc, which isn’t a bad thing ahead of Sunday. Defensively solid.
We easily won the midfield battle. Pogba barely had a sniff while McTominay and Fred never looked like creating anything. The Donck, Moutinho and Neves were all snapping away to recover the ball in the first half, with Neves enjoying starting the play from deep, and Moutinho his usually tidy best. Dendoncker was MOTM for me. Absolutely everywhere, the Donck is the whole package for me. He closed down, bombed from box to box and he’s bloody good in possession.
Jota and Raul superb up front yet again. The link up and hold up play from the pair was sublime, so too was the movement.
I could go on and on – that performance was just sensational.
What a way to go into Sunday!
Dendoncker will be as good, if not better, than his compatriot, Kevin De Bruyne.
Blimey, Robin!
Kevin de Who???!!
I was dreading this: I guessed the opposition would still be smarting after their last visit to the Mol; and I thought the Wolves boys would have one eye on the next match. I was right about the first, but oh so wrong about the second.
Jota, Moutinho and Patricio were indeed superb, but so was the rest of the team. And overseeing it all was the fabulous Nuno and his guys. Yet more great memories to go with so many others this season.
Roll on Sunday, but Barbara and I will be at the Premier Inn Harrow (opposite Kenton tube station) from Saturday.
My Wembley seat? Me, Brompton, Wolfstroker and the DOOGooders (Mark and Sue) are variously scattered around Block 525.
Another master class from Nuno and the pack last night.
I would have given Moutinho a perfect 10 if it hadn’t been for that corner kick. A little genius with the energy of a teenager.
Jota was close behind. The way he can turn players and run past them sometimes defies belief, and his linking with Raul just gets better every game.
And thanks to Rui for a couple of stonking stops.
Every man played their part and ensured that Molineux ended up with yet another classic evening to store in its memory banks.
One small cloud on the horizon. Sunday looms ever closer and my stomach is still behaving like a very loose cannon. I want some positive vibes from you lot to try and sort it out, or Block 525 is not going to be a particularly nice place to sit!
Am I the only one who thinks that the Manchester United ‘song’ Ole at the wheel, is a bloody boring dirge?
I have seen some attempts by Wolves fans on SM to do a Wolves version.
For God’s sake NO!!!
We don’t copy other peoples’ way of doing things.
We are Wolves!
“Nuno had a dream”… and the dream is coming true.
A tight fitting cork should cure your problem Doog!!
I am afraid I am not allowed to go to Wembley.
I got a bollocking last night before the game, as, apparently, every time I go to away games we lose. Well, as Wembley is in London, that must mean it is ‘away’ so I can’t go.
Great game last night.
Just checked. I was at St James Park and we won , so it’s not true.
Yahooo Wembley here I come.
Bollocking? You don’t know the meaning of the word Brompto, she gave me one and tried to stop me wearing my lucky underpants after we lost to Burnley, I’m quite attached to my underpants too!!!
I will jump on a plane, fly to Heathrow, swing by Melksham, collect your ticket and go to Wembley in your stead.
Deal?
I will even let Sue tag along.
See you Saturday !!!!
There speaks a true friend!
But if things don’t improve it might well end up that way.
Saturday? I aint there till Sunday.
Jet lag, you plonker, gotta get over it before Wemberlea
Have you tried Bisto? It won’t stop the runs but it should thicken it up…
Imodium or strawberry jam, Imodium will solidify it, strawberry jam, well that tastes nice and when you go it will give it a lovely colour.
I’m taking paracetamol for pain relief, imodium to dry it up, Deflatine to stop bloating, Dioralyte to replace lost liquids and electrolytes and eating bananas on toast to try and get something down me that’s easily digestible.
Nothing really working yet.
How’s Jen coming on?
Still the same as you, but eating at least so I’m happier. She will be at Wembley even if she has to crawl. 🙂
If I were you I would lay off the bananas, hit the porridge, bread or Pasta type food.
Fantastic night at Molineux.
One thing I noted… the way we kept playing after conceding another early one, with the fans still singing their hearts out.
What a contrast with Man U, who went to pieces after our equaliser.
Que sera, sera!
2 more sleeps till wembley
Yet another wonderful night at Molineux, to beat and totally outplay a reinvigorated expensively assembled Manchester United side twice in 3 weeks just shows how far we have come in such a short space of time. For me Man United, Champions League quarter finalists who have just beaten PSG in Paris the tournament favourites still are the benchmark for the highest standard in football. The sight of one of the current greatest players in the world Paul Pogba hurling his gloves to the floor as United dejectedly sloped off the field at half time having been in Dendonkers pocket epitomised this quite wonderful team performance. We could have been excused for letting this game get away with the FA Cup semi at Wembley only 5 days away but Nuno picked his best side and our magnificent players responded in kind.
Watching the game again (while doing the ironing, sad bastard did I hear you say) when I had a thought. Based on last night’s performances who from Man U would you have in the Wolves team and who would make way?
For me non of them, even De Gea who contributed to Fred’s error that led to Jota’s goal.
Nor would I swop their owners for ours and most definitely not Nuno for Ole.
Thank you Nuno and grateful thanks to Fosun for the best season I can remember.
What a terrific way to spend an evening, watching our golden heroes ease their way into, and finally completely take over this match against the medias favourites. Oh, how I love it when we shove the fawning pundits ceaseless grovelling at the feet of the ManU money machine back down their throats. And yet again, we did just that.
Twice in a fortnight, Nuno’s boys have shown ’em how to play footie. Were we surprised? No reason to be. It was no fluke we beat them in the Q/F, and they were lucky to get a point at OT. So it was just more of the same, and there’s no question that, on our day, we can, quite literally, beat anybody.
Great to meet up with Brompto’ and Exiled in the Combemere, and will hopefully catch ’em again on Sunday ’cause we’re happily in the same block at Wembley.
Good to see you last night, Steve. On Sunday, a few hours before kickoff, I’ll probably be wandering around Wembley Stadium in awe of it all, and possibly popping in to one of the Wolves designated pubs (East Side).
Inside the Stadium, the closest bar to our Block seems to be Bar 1981, by Entrance A.
Don’t know for sure what I’m doing yet Dougie, as I’m coming up with three fellow Devon fans. But the Bar1981 seems a plan.
Brilliant stuff…Man. U?…You mean Man. Who?
I confess I expected Nuno to field a half strength team and receive a 1-3 tonking,,,and after 20 mins it should have been 0-3
But I now have another recording to add to this season’s wonderful collection
Amazing to see how this brilliant combination of skills and tenacity that our first team represents can slowly but surely take control and then dictate the outcome. Yellow cards were the only way manure could stop us…hah!
If only Cav hadn’t tried to break the net we would have had a fairer scoreline
Very envious of all those heading down sowf on Sunday…will have 6 mates with beers and bacon sarnies in front of tv here at 8am…lets have more of the same at Wemberlee please, then bring on Citeh
UTW
PS my best mate Rob, a life long manure fan, says he is sitting in darkened room
hah
Mctominay has today expressed his bewilderment as to how Man Utd could possibly have lost the game. The answer is simple. You were just whupped –yet again –, by a better all round team.
In midfield we outplayed and outclassed the opposition. Fred, Pogba and Mctominay would not even get on the bench at the Mol !! Compared to the brilliant Moutino, Pogba looked like a Sunday league no hoper, slinking around and anonymous ,as the Donk had him under his thumb.
Up front Jota was peerless, with his combination with Jiminez rapidly developing into a world class striking partnership.
In summary Mac, you play a minor role among a gaggle of overpaid prima donnas, who play without belief or passion. Be certain that when you come back to the Mol next season, we will be giving you another dose of the same. Time for you to stop bleating, put you big boys pants on, and get over it. Last night, you got what you deserved. Diddly squat.
That’s a bit harsh. Pogba might get a place on our bench.
Many years ago, Leeds had a bloody good team.
They were a bunch of cheating, whinging, arrogant bastards, but they could play.
They stuffed Southampton one time, 6-0 I think, and one of their goals had football press and media drooling over the fact that there were 26 passes between their players before the ball went in the net.
Watching the liquid football we played in the second half last night reminded me of how beautiful this game is when played cleanly and properly, with brilliant, skillful players.
For the second time in as many weeks, we gave one of the most famous clubs in the world a footballing lesson in the second half.
Once Diogo superbly slotted home the equalizer, there was only going to be one winner.
Their manager can bleat on all he wants about missed chances, but the operative word is missed.
Not our problem!
We had a few, we missed, but we took the two that mattered.
So cry all the way back to OT, lick your wounds and try to work out how you are going to get your overpaid bunch of useless tossers set up and gee ed up to face Barcelona.
Arsenal and Liverpool will have watched our game last night with growing fear and trepidation, as they both have to face us before the end of the season, and we can have a huge bearing on who wins what.
On to Wembley.
Twice.
It is taking a long time for the ‘old’ Wolves to be cleansed from my soul. Once again for long spells of this game I sat there mesmerized by the beauty of our football. Like a boxer jabbing away at the opponent until finding the telling blow. That is how we are.Barcelona-esque at times. Has there ever been a better £5 million quid shelled out on Jao Moutinho than what we have? He made £90 million Pogba look like a Gornal Athletic 2nd xi reserve. How about wonder kid Ruben Vinagre. Magnificent. Diogo Jota. Once again clinical in the finish. And a word for Patricio who was exceptional. I am still struggling to believe this Wolves I am watching. But it is slowly sinking in. On to Wembley and I am more excited than an excitable puppy which is so excited it shits itself. The day can’t come soon enough. Two more days at work. Maybe if we get to the FA cup final and beat Citeh the ‘old’ Wolves will finally begin to fade away. It sort of is already. But is not going away easily!
Only one thing could top this win off & looks like Wolves will announce it tomorrow. Twitter showing a teaser for Raul on a permanent deal!!
Thank you Wolves. I love you all
E&S are now saying the same. That would be great statement ahead of the weekend.
First a word in praise of the Donk, or the Artful Donker as I prefer to call him – pickpocket extrodinaire. How often does he discreetly dispossess the opposition and quickly recycle the ball into a flowing attack.
I would like to see the stats as earlier in the season Moutinho was one of the most effective tacklers in the division.
It is an essential element of our game plan and fundamental in the process of laying traps for the opposition. Unfortunately Ole and MacTominay in their beautiful naivety haven’t worked out how Nuno and his gang keep relieving these juveniles of their candy.
The same goes for the dinosaur Owen Coyle (yes he who, God forbid once won an E&S poll to be our next manager). On radio 5 he insisted that Utd deserved to win and that Watford would win on Sunday. Watford may well win but to any discerning eye last night was a controlled low key execution of professional hitman standard.
Sarri’s confusion a few weeks ago was born as much of bitter resentment as ignorance. Jamal Lascelles negative comments earlier in the season was definitely born of technical ignorance. But just for confirmation Jamal, you may not know how we are where we are, but we certainly know why you are where you are.
So gentlemen please in these last few weeks of the season try and pay attention. Who knows, even you may learn something.
And Fletcher ‘s comments on TV following the game, which I watched this afternoon, was a fine example of watching through red tinted glasses. Or it was an application for a position at OT.
When are pundits going to realise Wolves beat “top six” because they play better. Not because their opponents all play badly against the Wolves or Wolves get lucky.
Well, I got that one entirely wrong. I was convinced Nuno would field a weakened side to protect our matchwinners for Sunday and that we would watch a low-key game. On the contrary we witnessed a pulsating match, Diogo still getting whacked but no VAR to save Young although I welcome this next season as we are not a dirty side and those that are should get their just desserts. Great work ethic from the lads and Bennett may have played himself into the first eleven? Ridiculous post match comments from OGS which shows his naivety and compares badly with Nuno who always respects the opposition however disappointed he maybe in our performance. BBC journalism just as bad. Let’s hope we have a clean bill of health for what is going to be a tremendous test on Sunday. Watford want this as bad as we do.
That’ll do pig, that’ll do!!!!!!!!!!
How about this guys and gals, the pull of the Molino..
My cousin and his son who came down from Aberdeen to watch the Game last night (Man U fans), he was gracious enough to say we were the better team by the way.
We took them to the Football Museum in Manchester (great day out) andwe walked through the door to be greeted by a volunteer who revealed he was an Albion fan, even had the shirt on under his uniform. Saddo.
Upstairs we were looking at a barcca shirt with Messi on and a young guy came up and said, “he was Argentinian and thought Messi was great”.
We asked him, .”what he was doing here” it transpires he was at the Wolves game and showed us his Wolves hat and gloves. He then revealed that he had met the team and showed us pictures of him with the team. It turned out he was a small time coach with a lower league team in Argentina and that his best mate was the guy with the bald head and the white goaty tuft on his chin that always celebrates with Nuno after every goal we score.
He went to the Wolves museum and this afternoon was going over to Citeh to take in the Cardiff game.
What a small world.
How about this guys and gals, the pull of the Moli know..
My cousin and his son came down from Aberdeen to watch the Game last night (Man U fans), he was gracious enough to say we were the better team by the way.
We took them to the Football Museum in Manchester (great day out) and we walked through the door to be greeted by a volunteer who revealed he was an Albion fan, even had the shirt on under his uniform. Saddo.
Upstairs we were looking at a barcca shirt with Messi on and a young guy came up and said, “he was Argentinian and thought Messi was great”.
We asked him, .”what he was doing here” it transpires he was at the Wolves game and showed us his Wolves hat and gloves. He then revealed that he had met the team and showed us pictures of him with the team. It turned out he was a small time coach with a lower league team in Argentina and that his best mate was the Wolves head of training guy, with the bald head and the white goaty tuft on his chin that always celebrates with Nuno after every goal we score.
He went to the Wolves museum and this afternoon was going over to Citeh to take in the Cardiff game. His name was Gorman Anran.
What a small world.
I’m glad the majority of you are as rubbish as me at guessing results. If I’d got round to it I’d have gone 2 – 0 to Utd. Ok so I know shit!
What is obvious after reading today’s press stories is the national media don’t watch our matches. Somebody told them that Neves is our midfield hero. (To be fair we all know he ain’t all that bad) But if there is a better player in the premiership than Moutinho, I’m a Portuguese man.
Another one for the memory banks last night with the press full of Manure lost & no one knows how!
I genuinely never thought I’d see Wolves playing keep ball against Manure in my life time or us singing “can we play you every week?”
But chant of night goes to Stu Wolfs grandson, “mi grandads right, Man U are shite, mi grandads right, Man U are shite”
What’s not to like being a wanderers fan in the now.
COMB FWAW & FOwb
OK as a result of some really shite planning I find myself in Cuba for the semifinal. You Wolves fans who reside in far flung places…..do you have any advice on how I may get to see the game? There is WiFi where we are staying. Cheers!
Dave, good luck in Cuba. I was there three years ago and the wifi was as shite as you say your planning was! Cuba is I think the only Communist state left on earth. Unless things have changed since I was there, the internet is government-provided and piss-poor. You have to buy fiddly little wifi cards to even log on.
Good luck with that Cuban WiFi DWW.
It’s WiFi Jim but not as we know it !
Feeling smug with my 2-1 prediction. Also feeling flusher with £300 plus coming in from BetVictor for my couple of bets, Wolves to win and also a win with both teams to score.
Gradually it’s dawning on press and public that we are already a very good team. There’s fewer rash judgements that the other team played badly.
Glad to see that Nuno went for a full strength team against Manure. This is the sort of glittering top-level floodlight fixture that epitomised the great Wolves sides in the 1950s. It’s back to the future! At Stamford Bridge last night for Chelsea v Brighton it was clear that Brighton had the semi-final in mind as they didn’t turn up against Chelsea. The Brighton fans played a blinder through. After a long wait for a solitary shot on the Chelsea goal, they started singing “we had a shot, we had a shot, we had a shot”. Bless.
I had to laugh at some of the comments on Manure fan form Red Cafe post match. One comment said “We owe Wolves a battering next season”. Well we played you three times this season won two drew one. You were nothing special. Like Chelsea were nothing special. Just wake up to the fact that The Wolf is on the prowl. He has been away in the wilderness for a long long time. Now he is back. He is hungry and he will be devouring more victims. Look out lads. The pack is back.This time to stay….
Its Official…Our Mexican sensation is staying ! Well done everyone at Wolves . Securing our prolific striker is awesome . What a statement of intent and just before the big game on Sunday !!!!
Bein Venido Raul…….your a wolf now.
In some ways this was the perfect preparation for Sunday. A quality side, quite confident, setting us a tactical problem early on. But now we have quality throughout the club and Nuno’s team found a way to stifle the red scum after about 20 minutes. Once the equaliser went in there was only going to be one winner. Very good performances from all concerned but a special mention for Ruben Vinagre who continues to deliver a serious attacking threat every time he is called upon. Love watching this team. Sometimes as they circulate the ball amongst themselves I just sit there grinning…
Someone the Wolves want you to knowwww.
Best in the World he comes from Mexico.
Our number 9.
Give him the ball & he’ll score every time.
Si Senorrrrrr.
Give the ball to Raul and he will score
Such poetry, brings tears to my eyes
So here it is.
Wolves Vs Man City..
Pep, “the ball was not the correct one”
Chelsea Vs Wolves.
Sarri, they played terrible with no purpose”
Tottenham Vs Wolves
Pottychino, “we were tired”
Arsenal Vs Wolves.
Greasy, “wolves were physical and parked a bus”
Wolves Vs Liverpool.
Klopp, “we are not used to playing on such surfaces, our grass is cut shorter at Anfield”
Wolves Vs Manure.
Ole, “Our players were tired, the fire Alarm went off twice during the night”
Elitist bathplugs, well let us tell you.
Wolves are back…
3 more sleeps.
#excited.
Stu
I have booked Premier Inn Uxbridge for me and my lad . Staying over Sunday night. Hopefully catch up with you and fellow bloggers before and after the match.
My name is Stuart Alves.
Just check for our room number after the game and we can catch up. We are eating in the Beefeater restaurant attached to the hotel, I can recommend the menu and the food is great.
We are getting down there early and parking for free at the hotel, then up to Wetherspoons in Uxbridge for brekky, before taking the tube to Wembley Park station.
COYW’s.
Are there any decent pubs around the East side of the ground ? We should get there for 1.30pm . Park up and head to the stadium about 3ish . Might catch you in Weather spoons in Uxbridge for a cheeky pint before getting the tube !
Wolves fans only pubs around Wembley
TIM NASH APRIL 4, 2019 DO-NOT-USE 0 COMMENTS
Some 11 pubs or premises have been set aside for Wolves fans only areas around Wembley Stadium before Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final against Watford.
Wolves have an allocation of 34,300 tickets on the East side of the stadium and all the establishments are located on that side of the ground.
Wolves FC Police @Wolves_WMP, the Force Football Unit for West Midlands Police, have tweeted: “Wolves fans attending Wembley on Sunday the following pubs are all on the East side and are for Wolves: The Torch, Crock Of Gold, Blue Check Cafe, Crystal Club, The Parish, Sports Bar Double 6, The Wembley Tavern, Premier Inn, Hilton Hotel, Novotel and the Arena Square fan zone.”
Over 100 coaches are taking Wolves fans to the capital, of which 86 are from the club’s Official Travel. The police also warn that any coaches must be booked in with Wembley to be assured of a parking place.
@Wolves_WMP say: “If you have coaches booked to attend make sure they are booked in with Wembley so that they can send you instructions and reserve a place.”
In addition, they say: “No bags bigger than A4 size will be allowed into the stadium so have a look at (link: http://Wembleystadium.com) Wembleystadium.com for ground regulations and policies if you’re unsure on anything.”
Never felt so comfortable playing the so called top six ( citeh aside perhaps) we play with a confidence I’ve never seen before,
In the past, we would be hanging on, racking up the yellow and red cards and wasting time, now we keep possession, get fouled and still push for another goal,I don’t want this season to finish
I’ve said before that ogs isn’t their answer and it showed again here, I heard him asking “ how did we lose this game “???
He calls Rashford. Rashy
Lukaku. Rommy etc which is him still trying to be one of the boys.
I almost feel sorry for him having inherited a poisonous bunch of primadonas who had no problem sticking their fingers up to their fans when they downed tools to get rid of the last manager, still, if he gets till Xmas it will give us a great chance to get ahead of them by a decent margin so who cares?
With Raúl now a wolf ( I never realised how much he has already won) and wanting success, it can only help in any future transfer targets, also, why would any of our fantastic team want to leave when we are already beating the so called big teams, nah, stay here boys and enjoy the Nuno revolution
Now onto Wembley
I’ve not been so nervous about a semi since having to watch broke back mountain with my wife
Utw
Ticket news….
In amongst all the Semi final build up, take note.
Watford away tickets in the league, go on sale from Saturday onwards. £22 concessions Adults £30.
We’re only getting 2100, (and they can’t sell their Wembley allocation)
I see Lawro has our FA cup semi final ending 1-1 after extra time.wolves to win on penalties. Think that would be too much to take.
Cheeses … this one is just for you mate… give the boys a massive shout today…..
Proper sour grapes from everyone connected past an present with manure.
Massive smirk on my ugly mush and they all get the finger.
Few more seasons and they will looking up at us grinding their teeth as our superior set up leaves the dinasours behind.
Money is a necessity to success in the premier but it’s how you spend it that matters as that lot are finding out.
A once great side that is fast turning into a shambles .
Wembley here we come I can’t wait .
See you all there.