[FA Cup 4th Rnd] West Brom 0-2 Wolves: Verdict Thread

[Wolvensam]

Strange really, Cunha's effort at 2-0 was better than his goal, and harder to save.

Might just be me but I’d think a Premier League keeper would come out and snuffle his goal before he has chance to shoot - it wasn’t a great touch.

Pedro’s goal was fairly tame too, not too much power behind it.

 

[Kenny]

Do we think GO has binned the Cup keeper set up or had to do it as he isn't a fan of Bentz?

 

[Tredman]

Bit of both?

 

[Stan Hullis]

I think he was aiming for Neto tbh but I’ll take it.

 

[Kenny]

Might just be me but I’d think a Premier League keeper would come out and snuffle his goal before he has chance to shoot - it wasn’t a great touch.

Pedro’s goal was fairly tame too, not too much power behind it.

2nd one agree.

Neto's goal, view not that great for him and probably wasn't expecting the shot after the half arsed challenge ge on him

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Do we think GO has binned the Cup keeper set up or had to do it as he isn't a fan of Bentz?

Think it's with there being no pressure on the league position, we go as strong as we can in the FA Cup.

If we're 16th on 20 points now then Bentley plays.

 

[jd1981]

All out on the cup now for me we’re in great position in the PL to do so now.

 

[Johnny75]

His head is up, he meant that, of course he did.

The pressure he's under isn't even that significant.

Not a chance did he mean that.

 

[PuntsWolf]

Do we think GO has binned the Cup keeper set up or had to do it as he isn't a fan of Bentz?

He doesn’t want to lose the game at any cost. So Bentley doesn’t play. If we’d have been playing Norwich it might have been different

 

[Johnny75]

Might just be me but I’d think a Premier League keeper would come out and snuffle his goal before he has chance to shoot - it wasn’t a great touch.

Pedro’s goal was fairly tame too, not too much power behind it.

I agree with your first point as I think the keeper takes the wrong angle and overcommitted which doesn't give him time to make a save.

On Pedro's goal I think the keeper is expecting a curled shot to his right not the cutback to his left so his weight is on the wrong foot.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1751652445451636865

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Club "legend" there with the kind of seats I wouldn't want for free.

 

[Tredman]

I think we can put the dingles nickname to bed now.

 

[NicholasG1973]

Club "legend" there with the kind of seats I wouldn't want for free.

He probably had to pay for them.

 

[Alan]

I think we can put the dingles nickname to bed now.

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Saw that moron on the feed; walked over to the away end holding up the scarf and then threw on that face when security noticed how fucking stupid of an idea that was.

 

[ROVERT47]

I think we can put the dingles nickname to bed now.

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Fucking ell, Robbie Savage supports the shit.

 

[Wolvensam]

I think we can put the dingles nickname to bed now.

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I’ve always found it a bit of a lazy nickname. Both Wolverhampton and Sandwell have deprived and decent areas. Also, I’m sure it’s what Ipswich fans refer to Norwich fans as.

 

[Kenny]

I’ve always found it a bit of a lazy nickname. Both Wolverhampton and Sandwell have deprived and decent areas. Also, I’m sure it’s what Ipswich fans refer to Norwich fans as.

Blackburn fans call Burnley fans Dingles as well

 

[Langers]

I’ve always found it a bit of a lazy nickname. Both Wolverhampton and Sandwell have deprived and decent areas. Also, I’m sure it’s what Ipswich fans refer to Norwich fans as.

Pretty sure it was first used by Blackburn fans towards Burnley. Which given their geographical location makes more sense.

I do know that Albion using it is not original or anywhere near as hilarious as they seem to think it is.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1751652445451636865

Also he's 47?

If I look like that in 4 years then I'm going to be very upset. Bully looks in far better nick and he's 60 next year.