Just read it, a $#@!ing disgraceful attempt to stir things up, first comment suggests they've $#@!ed up.
That has made fantastic reading and they have misfired totally with that non story..
So we dont give them any traffic revenue...ive copy/pasted some comments about our dreadful attendance.
Last night’s Molineux crowd was the lowest league gate in 13 years despite Wolves’ return to the League One summit.
blah blah blah blah..
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Goodbye Horse
"Is this a story? We are constantly remained that we are are a third tier club, so why why aren't third tier gates expected? How about this for a headline " Despite successive relegations, on a bitterly cold night just before Christmas, an amazing 15000 loyal supporters turn out to cheer the Wolves to a table topping position"
Positivity, that's all it is"
"You probably hear comments like this all the time," oh well said" etc,
but Goodbye horse you should write for the E&S, I read your post and straight away the positive feelings came back! after reading the original headline i thought oh dear we are loosing support, but you are RIGHT.
well written and more factual than the headline from our usual E&S stirrers"
"Week in, week out the E&S seeks to find a negative rather than focus on the positives of what is going on at Molineux.
We keep getting reports that seem designed to create divisions amongst the fans regarding Jamie O'Hara. Before that they were stirring things up about Sako for the "crime" of having Forest wanting to sign him. Pre season there were similar reports re Doyle, his wages and Celtic.
And who can forget the E&S spending a week building up the so called "fans protest" last season that turn out to be supported by about 50 fans.
Kenny Jackett's new look, young team have slowly but surely won over the vast majority of the fans but the E&S still highlight what they perceive to be the negatives"
"Erm, excuse the cliche, but 'well said', mate.
The expense of two home games in the space of three days; sheer brass monkey weather to contend with and, of course, the highly alluring, magnetic attraction of Third Division football in the form of Merseyside giants, Liverpool -erm, sorry, I mean Tranmere Rovers- and their small band of followers. Quite frankly, to get 15,000 in those circumstances is highly creditable and speaks volumes for the loyal support Wolves enjoy.
Contrast that to Monday night's much-publicised, Premier League, 'Brummie Derby' between Tesco Town and Aston Villa at The Hawthorns where the attendance was only 9,500 higher than Wolves' gate, despite there only being 2 or 3 miles distance between the two rivals' grounds. And you won't need reminding that the game was played a whole two divisions higher than the one at Molineux.
Never mind those gloomy headlines knocking Wolves' attendance: it's the Tescos who should be more worried. It's just a good job those 'travelling' Villa fans sold out their full ticket allocation, that's all I can say"
