General Wolves News

[Kenny]

Wim rich ay we

https://www.expressandstar.com/news...profits-turnover-and-assets-for-wolves-owner/

Could have puchased our Wembley tickets for us.

 

[Langers]

Could have puchased our Wembley tickets for us.

Worth dropping them an email?

 

[Kenny]

Worth dropping them an email?

I think an angry tweet all in caps should do the trick

 

[Parkins left foot]

Not sure what to make of this article

Just two points - Jamie do you think that you had anything to do with the divide between the team & the fans?

And why are we playing Mourinho - decent manager, but not sure that he was that good as a player!

 

[Norman Deeley]

Raul Jimenez was an unused sub for Mexico last night

 

[Lupo]

Good but shame he couldn't fly back a couple of days earlier

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

From the Guardian:

Argentina have not been an elite international side for a while, even with Leo Messi. But without him against Morocco – the Barcelona star was injured in a woeful 3-1 defeat to Venezuela on Friday – his replacement, Paulo Dybala, was completely anonymous. It’s true that conditions did not suit the diminutive 25-year-old, who was bullied by Wolves’ Romain Saïss (among others) in conditions so windy that both the corner flag and Morocco manager Hervé Renard’s luscious blonde locks threatened to blow away.

 

[Tredman]

Renard is a legend. As are his white shirts.

 

[Pablowolf]

He's a handsome son of a gun as well, might I add. Looks like the bloke from Game Of Thrones that likes to fuck his sister.

 

[Quirkafleeg]

Are the Nuno flags in the club shop decent size. I want a flag for Wembley.

 

[Kenny]

Get a bedsheet and make your own

 

[Quirkafleeg]

Last time I did a bed sheet was when Albyun went down at Bristol Rovers. I was only a barbie that's my excuse.

 

[Kenny]

Hope it was as big as the weetabix banner you had...

 

[Derby Wolf]

Last time I did a bed sheet was when Albyun went down at Bristol Rovers. I was only a barbie that's my excuse.

No wonder you and Ken get along

 

[Tom Hark]

I stumbled across this today. It's a broadcast made in 2013, although I don't recall seeing it on here (apologies if so):

The comedian Ian Stone asks what makes a football fan travel the length and breadth of the country on a wet and windy winter's evening to watch their team play and possibly lose. It's bad enough when you know you'll witness some decent football but when the quality of the game is even in question, why do hordes of fanatics follow their club over great distances for what can only end in disappointment and a long journey home. Add to the equation the prospect of a motorway services meal or a shocking burger at the ground and you have a recipe for misery. Stand-up comedian and lifelong Arsenal fan Ian Stone joins a coach load of Wolverhampton Wanderers fans as they travel on one of their longest away-match journeys: to Carlisle United. En route he meets fans from Brighton, former players and academics as they try and uncover what's at the heart of football's loyal fans.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b03j63jd

 

[Kenny]

We will officially be safe tonight if Cardiff lose v Man City.

Not that we were ever in danger of going down but a nice little moment in the season when it happens

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

We are as good as mathematically safe now. Cardiff have to play Burnley so if one gets to 49 the other can only get to 46. They can both reach 47 of course if they draw and then win every other game but GD makes us good eventhen

 

[Kenny]

We've been safe since August...

 

[lemonjelly]

Look forwards/upwards fellas, not backwards! #Nunospeak

 

[b3h]

That's what Kenny says to his dog