Man Utd 1-0 Wolves: Verdict Thread

[Johnny75]

Just makes me angry again.

Massive chaos behind the scenes at boardroom level, manager fucks off a week before, zero squad development in the transfer market, an under pressure manager because he is deemed underqualified and a tough fixture list to start.

We then play well and deserve at least a point but it’s robbed from us because of those cunts. Now we’re in a position where we could be on zero points after two games and unnecessary pressure is put on the trips to Everton and Palace before another tough home game.

Pressure we/the manager could do without from no fault of his own.

We had more than enough chances to win the game without giving the shitbeak ref's a chance to ruin our day.

 

[PuntsWolf]

We did. But doesn’t make any of the rest untrue.

(Cunha missing an open goal from 3 yards also isn’t the managers fault)

 

[Dire Wolf]

We did. But doesn’t make any of the rest untrue.

(Cunha missing an open goal from 3 yards also isn’t the managers fault)

I watched the extended highlights on Sky last night and for the life of me I still can't work out how he missed that chance. Nor Neto when he hit it straight at the keeper. Both of those should be buried.

As for the video from the Newcastle fan on the referees, he hit the nail on the head IMO when he talked about referees being too scared to give decisions against the big clubs. That is exactly what it is, the negative reaction they get from the 'bigger than the game' managers, the media etc paralyses them from actually doing their job properly. They bottle it time after time and it is always in favour of the big clubs. It's essentially corruption by fear.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1692167602263691636

 

[Alan]

OOP issues? ‘Out Of Possession’?

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

OOP issues? ‘Out Of Possession’?

Think so yeah.

I like it

 

[Alan]

I just read OOP as “Object Oriented Programming”. Work has poisoned me.

 

[GLASGOWOLF]

I just read OOP as “Object Oriented Programming”. Work has poisoned me.

As an old Programmer, I never got to grips with OO.

 

[Alan]

As an old Programmer, I never got to grips with OO.

Thread hijack incoming

What language did you write in, mostly?

 

[Quirkafleeg]

Thread hijack incoming

What language did you write in, mostly?

Gibberish ?

 

[GLASGOWOLF]

Thread hijack incoming

What language did you write in, mostly?

RPG, on the iseries, worked for some Blue Chip Banks, Insurance Companies, Incl JPM, and Liberty Mutual (Whils Living in Istanbul for 2 Years)

 

[Alan]

Gibberish ?

That's a fairly apt description of RPG, actually!

 

[WsWolf]

Dawson | 'We need to turn performances into results'

Craig Dawson has highlighted the importance of the Molineux supporters as Wolves return to the stadium for their opening home match of the 2023/24 seaso...

www.wolves.co.uk

Interesting bit on changing the style of play.

 

[b3h]

Dawson | 'We need to turn performances into results'

Craig Dawson has highlighted the importance of the Molineux supporters as Wolves return to the stadium for their opening home match of the 2023/24 seaso...

www.wolves.co.uk

Interesting bit on changing the style of play.

Someone mentioned that players might take to him as he's not long finished playing himself

 

[MARKakaJIM]

Dawson | 'We need to turn performances into results'

Craig Dawson has highlighted the importance of the Molineux supporters as Wolves return to the stadium for their opening home match of the 2023/24 seaso...

www.wolves.co.uk

Interesting bit on changing the style of play.

Think it's more interesting that he says there's a big change in how together the squad are compared to last season. Does that mean there were some of the players who have left this summer weren't on everybody's Christmas card list? Think that 'leadership group' that's been cited a few times is mainly newer players too isn't it?

 

[Kenny]

Think that 'leadership group' that's been cited a few times is mainly newer players too isn't it?

TWF faves Kilman and Semedo from before Lop's time.
Bentley, Sarabia and Lemina the rest of it I think.

 

[Freddeno]

RPG, on the iseries, worked for some Blue Chip Banks, Insurance Companies, Incl JPM, and Liberty Mutual (Whils Living in Istanbul for 2 Years)

I have also programmed RPG when i worked with banks and their credit card systems..very strange programming language but created fast systems

 

[GLASGOWOLF]

I have also programmed RPG when i worked with banks and their credit card systems..very strange programming language but created fast systems

More than fast, it was reliable, it's why banks etc used it.
Perfect for 24/7 availability.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

I see RPG and I immediately think Dungeons and Dragons. Every day is a school day

 

[leedswolf]

More than fast, it was rapid, it's why banks etc used it.
Perfect for 24/7 availability.

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