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Post by ratbert » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:00 am

I was working in Wolverhampton on Saturday. I've never seen so many fat people in one place.

Another 'divine right to be in the Premier League' club that will probably get a rude awakening next season. There's some good youngsters there, but McCarthy's glittering history of top-flight management will even that out.

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Post by Verbal » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:03 am

Alex Rae scored a good volley against us once.

As long as we do them away like last time, that would be nice :) SKD last minute, yes!
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Post by warthog » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:10 am

jimbo wrote:
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CrazyHorse wrote:
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FD wrote: Dunno about Preston, but Burnley would beat us at the moment.
Easy to get to, is what I meant.

Nevertheless, we've won the same amount of away games so far this season as we did in 05/06 when we finished 8th, and currently this season we've scored the same amount of goals away as Man Utd have. Not bad for a set of negative tw*ts who roll over every other week.

People don't half fly off the handle every time we lose a game.
:pray:
Conversely, we've lost 20 of the 35 games played and failed to score in nearly half of the league games.

The number of times where we simply don't turn up, where there is absolutely nothing positive to draw on, is way too high. That's what pisses people off.
Didn't we under Allardyce have a habit, especially in his last season, of being 3 or 4-0 down after half an hour? I'm thinking Boro, West Ham, Spurs and Utd away. Isn't that simply not turning up leaving nothing positive to draw on?
Your point is?

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Post by jimbo » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:18 am

warthog wrote:
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warthog wrote:
CrazyHorse wrote:
Tombwfc wrote: Easy to get to, is what I meant.

Nevertheless, we've won the same amount of away games so far this season as we did in 05/06 when we finished 8th, and currently this season we've scored the same amount of goals away as Man Utd have. Not bad for a set of negative tw*ts who roll over every other week.

People don't half fly off the handle every time we lose a game.
:pray:
Conversely, we've lost 20 of the 35 games played and failed to score in nearly half of the league games.

The number of times where we simply don't turn up, where there is absolutely nothing positive to draw on, is way too high. That's what pisses people off.
Didn't we under Allardyce have a habit, especially in his last season, of being 3 or 4-0 down after half an hour? I'm thinking Boro, West Ham, Spurs and Utd away. Isn't that simply not turning up leaving nothing positive to draw on?
Your point is?
That, if anything, it aint as bad as it used to be in that respect...............

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Post by warthog » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:29 am

jimbo wrote:
warthog wrote:
jimbo wrote:
warthog wrote:
CrazyHorse wrote: :pray:
Conversely, we've lost 20 of the 35 games played and failed to score in nearly half of the league games.

The number of times where we simply don't turn up, where there is absolutely nothing positive to draw on, is way too high. That's what pisses people off.
Didn't we under Allardyce have a habit, especially in his last season, of being 3 or 4-0 down after half an hour? I'm thinking Boro, West Ham, Spurs and Utd away. Isn't that simply not turning up leaving nothing positive to draw on?
Your point is?
That, if anything, it aint as bad as it used to be in that respect...............
So it's ok to be shit now, because it was shit then. I see.

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Post by Verbal » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:31 am

well, people didn't complain as much then I'd wager.
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Post by TANGODANCER » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:39 am

ratbert wrote:I was working in Wolverhampton on Saturday. I've never seen so many fat people in one place.
Visit Farnworth on a Saturday afternoon. The Brackley Street hamburger queens are a sight to behold...or maybe not. :wink:
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Post by CrazyHorse » Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:38 pm

Verbal wrote:well, people didn't complain as much then I'd wager.
They bloody did. This place was whinge central station whether we won, lost or drew.
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Post by Verbal » Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:36 am

CrazyHorse wrote:
Verbal wrote:well, people didn't complain as much then I'd wager.
They bloody did. This place was whinge central station whether we won, lost or drew.
Haha you sound like a child minder at a creche. :wink:
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Post by Verbal » Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:21 am

blurred wrote:Not been there before, happy with that. Come on Cardiff and Burnley, now. Or Swansea. Or Preston. Or basically anyone who isn't Birmingham and Sheffield United, really. Definitely anyone who isn't Birmingham.
Dunno if I've misinterpreted this, but Wolves were in the premiership abotu four years ago IIRC.
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Post by TANGODANCER » Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:37 am

Under the current rules regime, will Lofty be prosecuted now for pie-throwing? :wink:
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Post by Puskas » Tue Apr 21, 2009 11:14 am

Is this thread not drifting off-topic?

Old Gold Bastards.

Hope they go down with less points than Derby.
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Post by ratbert » Tue Apr 21, 2009 11:51 am

I remember how they used to moan every year that Steve Bull never got to play in the top flight. Shame eh? :lmfao:

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Post by Puskas » Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:06 pm

ratbert wrote:I remember how they used to moan every year that Steve Bull never got to play in the top flight. Shame eh? :lmfao:
Indeed. Great pity.

I still think that "Who's sh1t? Bull's sh1t!" is possibly the finest football chant ever...

Only good thing about them going up is that we'll get to sing it again.

That, and the fact that they'll go straight back down, humiliated.
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Post by Dujon » Wed Apr 22, 2009 12:47 am

Now, settle down, you lot, you are desecrating my favourite memory. As a sprog (as in when I was knee high to a grasshopper) I had few chances to visit Burnden Park to watch the mighty Trotters play football. OK, it was just the one chance but our opponent on that day was Wolverhampton Wanderers. Standing - and jumping up and down in order to see the game over the heads of all those flat caps arrayed before me like some sort of mobile shale shelf - taught me, in one easy lesson, that trying to watch a football game from the terraces for someone who boasts a height less than about six foot six whilst wearing clogs (yes I did!) is not only wearing, it's not clever.

With the usual riders, welcome aboard all you (apparently fat?) west-Midland supporters.

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Post by enfieldwhite » Wed Apr 22, 2009 8:11 am

I hope Lofty resurrects the Body Building routine! :twisted:
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Post by Prufrock » Wed Apr 22, 2009 3:50 pm

enfieldwhite wrote:I hope Lofty resurrects the Body Building routine! :twisted:
I was thinking that, maybe he and Lofty Jnr. could do some sort of double act. The only drawback is that, SPOILER it might not be the same guy in the Lofty suit.
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Post by superjohnmcginlay » Wed Apr 22, 2009 3:51 pm

Prufrock wrote:
enfieldwhite wrote:I hope Lofty resurrects the Body Building routine! :twisted:
I was thinking that, maybe he and Lofty Jnr. could do some sort of double act. The only drawback is that, SPOILER it might not be the same guy in the Lofty suit.
What? What suit? He wears a Bolton strip not a suit.

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Post by enfieldwhite » Thu Apr 23, 2009 12:06 pm

Prufrock wrote:
enfieldwhite wrote:I hope Lofty resurrects the Body Building routine! :twisted:
I was thinking that, maybe he and Lofty Jnr. could do some sort of double act. The only drawback is that, SPOILER it might not be the same guy in the Lofty suit.
:shock:

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Post by Prufrock » Thu Apr 23, 2009 5:13 pm

enfieldwhite wrote:
Prufrock wrote:
enfieldwhite wrote:I hope Lofty resurrects the Body Building routine! :twisted:
I was thinking that, maybe he and Lofty Jnr. could do some sort of double act. The only drawback is that, SPOILER it might not be the same guy in the Lofty suit.
:shock:

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