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Bull, Richards & Keane could have adapted to play in our team now - not sure about some of the others being named
Bull wasn't good enough on the ball for me, Fletcher yes.
Bull, Richards & Keane could have adapted to play in our team now - not sure about some of the others being named
Bull wasn't good enough on the ball for me, Fletcher yes.
I'm 41 but only came to supporting Wolves via a mate around 2000/01. None of my family are football fans so I never had my own team as a kid.I'm shocked to find out that Bear is a post-Bull man! I always got the impression he was a similar age to me.
Richards
Bull
Raul
Dougan
Ebanks
Gray
I can't even get Keane or Jota in! though I stick to my selection of Gray he made such a difference and what he went on to do. Was played in a withdrawn role to John Richards
He played 133 times for scoring 38 goals.Mentioned this on the Podcast thread (easily missed) but we went to the Old Gold Club live last week. JR got very confused about Andy Gray. Seemed to think he was in decline when we signed him. He was 23! Maybe he just always looked pretty old or something.
Before my time but my Dad says he was a top player, just constantly broken.
Bully
Jota
Jimenez
SEB
Fletcher
Miller
Can't really include Keane. Can include Bull because he's God and I did technically watch him live, although I was more bothered with shouting "you fat pasty" and thinking I was cool as it kinda sounded like bastard.
Steve Bull
Diogo Jota
Robbie Keane
Raul Jimenez
John Richards
Steven Fletcher
Can i have SEB on the bench pls, oh and Andy Gray, and maybe Kevin Doyle and...
From 1970 onwards?
A couple of candidates, but for me it is an easy choice to endorse the bearded wonder. Best Wolves manager in my supporting life. Needs a trophy in the bag to confirm that though.