Wolves opinions designed to create debate rather than splinters
At 5pm on Bank Holiday Monday, all the season's worries and woes of the Wolves fans seem to just melt away - well mine did anyway. We now have one foot in the land of milk and honey and, with the cork slowly edging its way out of the promotion champagne bottle, our fans are …
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It would be amiss of me if I didn't start this week's blog by paying tribute to the great Bobby Thomson, who has gone to have a kick around with the rest of the fallen Wanderers in the golden palace in the sky. Back in a blog in 2007, I painstakingly researched and deliberated about …
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Just as my fellow blogger, John Bray, was reacquainting himself with his yellow chair, mine was unused at Molineux on Sunday, hopefully for the first and last time this season, writes Wolves blogger Nathan Lloyd. As mentioned in my last blog, I was gutted when I had to travel up to Harrogate, North Yorkshire for …
Whilst sitting and watching the FA Cup Final a couple of years ago in a bar on a lad's weekend away, one of our gang, Pete, decided it would be hilarious to stick his wet finger in my ear. My reaction was to recoil like someone had stuck a hot knitting needle in my lug …
Yes, perhaps I do need to drink some of the optimistic nectar that Bully has obviously had! But, as I am not a footballing god, if I predicted that Wolves will finish this season mid-table and that in six years time we would playing Barcelona in front of 98,000 at the Nou Camp in the …
Winning ugly - I am sure that is a cliche that is rolled out by many a punter at the business end of the season. But that is exactly what we are doing at the moment, based on the foundation of a rock solid defence. With Jody Craddock and Christophe Berra together in the back …
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