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Good job it's Jackson rather than a Drogba type for them.

Oh dear...... its an endless stream of attacks. Hold them off!

Strange one, that one. Looks like he won it for them single handedly.

This clown is obviously short of attention and possibly money again. Nevertheless, it is a good read. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/jan/19/paul-lambert-interview-dortmund-motherwell-celtic-zidane

Have unfortunately met a fair few like this social misfit. The worst tend to be similar in background, 'chip on the shoulder', never fitted in anywhere, Oxbridge, 'I am so special' therefore you have no relevance people.

I saw Pond trying to play for the U21s not so long ago. I'd have said after that performance that he should go on loan to a club at the level of, say, Sporting Khalsa or Darlaston Town.

Sadly, in the sector of industry I work in, education, I have had to deal with a fair sprinkling of them over the years. They tend not to get the point. :rolleyes:

LOL

I've got zero time for paedophiles but those hunters appear to be manhandling him as they 'interview' him. That won't help.

Time flies, sadly. Most certainly and successfully made the most of his career. Will always remember his chuckle and wry smile.

You know something, he seems to really put a shift in. Very positive attitude and obviously enjoys playing for Wolves. Good lad!

Absolutely the case. Huddersfield at home at Easter was my early 8th birthday present and was quickly followed by Rotherham. My first two games!

1966-67 promotion season? https://wolvescompletehistory.co.uk/1966-67-fixtures/

You can probably find it on here as it this site details a whole lotta places in Wolverhampton. ;-) http://www.historywebsite.co.uk/articles/articles.htm#two PS Apologies @lemonjelly as I don't know you.

Very good!

Anyone interested in the street names in Wolverhampton might want to reference this link: http://www.historywebsite.co.uk/articles/streets/names00.htm

Ah yes, of course. Coming originally from Wednesfield I have passed that place a million times without thinking why it was called 'Cleveland'.

Derr. So 20th Century my question. Just googled it and found the following: 'The Town Commissioners planned this important street in September 1814 on the grounds that “the new street from High Green to the bottom of Salop Street will be highly beneficial to the Town”. It ran over land owned by...

Just a random thought... Bearing in mind Wolverhampton City Centre has lots of royal named streets and many referring to towns in our region, why on earth is one main street called 'Darlington'? Anybody got any idea?

GON, Wayne Rooney or Frank Lampard hopefully.