Chelsea 2-4 Wolves: Verdict Thread

[KiwiWolf61]

Don't forget the 7 - 1 vs Chelsea in 75. I haven't.

I bet Chelsea haven't - Willie Carr made his debut in this game and scored.

The highlight of a pretty lacklustre season - the Doog retired at the end of the season where that bastard McGarry played him as a sub (came on only for the last 10 minutes) in the last game of the season against Leeds (there was nothing to play for).

McGarry didn't have a clue on how to replace the ageing players like Bailey, Wagstaffe and Dougan (including changing the shape and formation of the team). It was becoming ominous during the 74/75 season which promptly followed up with relegation in 75/76.

 

[Walshes Wolves]

Sure was - all in the 2nd half with light snow falling as well.

One of the most memorable games I ever saw at Molineux.

And the week before Wolves beat eventual champions Derby 2-1 as well i.e. 7 goals in games. A week later they beat WBA 3-2 at the Hawthorns (10 league goals in 3 consecutive games).

I went to this match too. Did they play with an orange ball when it started to snow? I think they did, but am not sure.

 

[sycophantia]

I went to this match too. Did they play with an orange ball when it started to snow? I think they did, but am not sure.

Pretty sure they did, I ought to know for definite really as I watch the hilights at least once a season, plus the 74 league cup final and Bully's favourite goals.