Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
I know logic won't support it, but at games like these I still wish we had Kevin Cyril up there at the sharp end...Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:A question: can you play Mavies and two strikers in a trip to a top-four team?
Well yes you can, but should you?

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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
They were waiting for us on the flyover and phoning their mates !! Pathetic, came to nowt, sorry will lose heavily tomorrow 3 - 0.malcd1 wrote:Last time I watched the Wanderers play at Wolves me and my mates had glass bottles thrown at us one our way back to the car afterwards. Nice place.
Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
A forum member (who's name slips my mind) partially lost the sight in his eye at Molinuex about 15 years ago, it a bit like Tranmere of Burnley. Many stories have been told by Wanderers who have had bad experiences there.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Of course. Why not?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:A question: can you play Mavies and two strikers in a trip to a top-four team?
Well yes you can, but should you?
Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Burnley stuck to the same 11 and the same formation for as much as they could last year. They built momentum, consistency. We change from game to game - too often in my opinion - and over complicate matters.
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One of my ex gf years ago once said;
"Kiss me where it smells"
So I drove her to Wolverhampton.
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
If we try to defend we invariably concede 2 or 3. If we have a go we'll probably concede 2 or 3 anyway, but at least we might score a couple.Jugs wrote:Of course. Why not?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:A question: can you play Mavies and two strikers in a trip to a top-four team?
Well yes you can, but should you?
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Hate to be negative (but I will be anyway), cant see anything but a 2-0/3-0 loss today, DF has already said he wont play Mavies and he'll revert to 1 upfront until 20 mins from the end when he'll make the same changes as he usually does 

Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Well, I've had a walk around and I'm not feeling the shithole vibe. More than that I've found the locals a friendly enough bunch.
Also stumbled upon a Whetherspoons, who'd a thought it!
Also stumbled upon a Whetherspoons, who'd a thought it!
Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Enoch wrote:Well, I've had a walk around and I'm not feeling the shithole vibe. More than that I've found the locals a friendly enough bunch.
Also stumbled upon a Whetherspoons, who'd a thought it!
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Just been watching a video of the infamous McGinlay/Kelly incident (courtesy of BN website). If you watch the replay of the incident, it seems clear Kelly pushes JM in the face first. Sure, it's a wussy push compared to Super John's response but, it is a 'raising of hands'. So, despite all the flack the ref got, I reckon he decided he'd rather book both than send both off.
(One other point, if you watch it, note how Kelly shakes JM's hand and they are called aside by the ref - either he's very forgiving or he's acknowledging it was six of one, half-a-dozen of the other).
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/wa ... _/?ref=mac
(One other point, if you watch it, note how Kelly shakes JM's hand and they are called aside by the ref - either he's very forgiving or he's acknowledging it was six of one, half-a-dozen of the other).
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/wa ... _/?ref=mac
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Parry and Greaves, judge, jury and executioners. If Greavsie was so right about raising arms,what did he call Kelly's part? McGinlay was wrong, but it was retaliation not assault.
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
I do remember seeing it and Kelly's part in it .... and his chucking himself down like he'd been punched by Tysoe and thinking "oh dear". I really expected one, if not two, red cards.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
I'm thinking it was shrewd work by the ref. He obviously saw the whole thing and realised it was two reds, none or a riot. At the time I was howling blue murder at Kelly, but that's only because we're the one and only Wanderers. Well done ref.bobo the clown wrote:I do remember seeing it and Kelly's part in it .... and his chucking himself down like he'd been punched by Tysoe and thinking "oh dear". I really expected one, if not two, red cards.

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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
They both should have gone really, but the ref got it right 

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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
The Super Whites are on their way
Off to fight the Wolves today
The one and only ones are they
Over the hills and far away.
Oe'r the hills the sky is blue
Four five one or four four two
Dougie commands and they obey...
Over the hills and far away.....
COME ON YOU WHITES

Off to fight the Wolves today
The one and only ones are they
Over the hills and far away.
Oe'r the hills the sky is blue
Four five one or four four two
Dougie commands and they obey...
Over the hills and far away.....
COME ON YOU WHITES



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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
You need to up the dose!
That or cut them out.
Jesus!
That or cut them out.
Jesus!
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Cheer up lad. Just a bit of match-day fun...Enoch wrote:You need to up the dose!
That or cut them out.
Jesus!
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
They're going to abuse and humiliate us on and off the field.
The wankers.
The wankers.
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Re: Howling at the Moon! - Wolves (A) 20/9/14
Have only just noticed how goal-free Wolves games have been: 7 played, 7 scored, 3 conceded - strongest defence in the division. (Blackburn's 7 games have featured 27 goals.) We've scored 7 too, but we've conceded 12. Oopsie!
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