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This is what self sustaining looks like I guess. I hope it works. The notion that the only way to stand still is to operate at a loss year on year is ludicrous and completely unsustainable. Anyone who believes losing £35m year on year is a smart way to run a football club is fucking mental, not...

Maybe playing your plan A tactics in what are essentially two free hits is quite clever... If he changes things up now and our defensive frailties look less so and we manage to pick up some points over the coming games with a different system we'll soon forget about the capitulation v Chelsea...

I remember thinking that Albion had done very well in signing him a few years back... He went on to have a great season in the champ and their subsequent relegation couldn't be blamed on him at all. Acquitted himself quite well in the PL so far and only lost his place at Palace through an...

In the short term certainly. And maybe in the long term if flaunting the rules is allowed to go unpunished.

Are we all ignoring the £67m loss made year ending May 31, 2023?

It's just not a feasible business plan is it? It would be great if our owners were willing to lose £35m every year and happy to write it off... But obviously they're not, and nor should they be. Whoever owns the club should be looking to run it at a profit (breaking even would be ideal, but...

Only tuned in from the 70th minute. Completely forgot it was on and walked the dogs instead. Lima showing some promise, happy Guedes has a brace and we seem to be in complete control.

This is how I see it. Two keepers who when in form are at similar levels, so seems decent business if Sa goes for more than Johnstone signs for... Sa had a great first season at Wolves, he's never been as good since. He was up and down last season, erratic for some time and has had a poor start...

I was at a wedding over the weekend so have only just watched the full match. A very weird game, it could have easily finished 5 0, 5 5 or 5 10. We were the better team in the first half and despite non existent defending in the second, were not four goals worse than Chelsea. Obviously, the...

That sums up the rest of 'em dunnit?

It's why when it kicks off at football, the police will arrest the smaller group (if it's small enough). It's how they keep the peace and the easier option. The Police often don't have the manpower to wade in and arrest everyone... Two tier policing does not exist, what exists is the...

Is anyone still claiming it's a good thing? If so, could they highlight three (just 3) tangible benefits?

He's coming across as a shit Nigel Farage. And Nigel Farage is already a shit Nigel Farage. How many do we need?

Warms the cockles. Lovely.

It may have just petered out like this anyway but it appears Starmer's fast tracking of perpetrators through the legal system may have been a master stroke. Of course the right wing media won't give him any credit.

I don't get the strong feelings on it either way. I just think it's okay. It's nicer than last seasons Portugal and Coventry shirts.

I went to Dundee for that preseason tournament and actually celebrated him being stretchered off at Dens Park, it was a very unhealthy dislike I had for him.

Paul Jones (GK) in his second spell with the club. Dislodged Michael Oakes who was playing well, proceeded to be at fault for a goal a game, for what seemed like every game.

Born in Hampshire. Dad's Irish by birth but grew up in East London. Wolves were the best team when he was a kid, so he was a glory supporter, that massively backfired. He raised his two sons as Wolves fans. Easier for my older brother born in '64, Wolves were a top flight club still winning...

He's been the least involved, however if a chance drops, you'd kind of want it to fall to Kane.