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Kightly out to end on winning note
Saturday 3rd May 2008, 12:27PM BST.
Michael Kightly admits he is envious of his award-winning team mates as he bids to extend his injury-wrecked season tomorrow.
The England Under 21 wide man, who celebrated a recall to Stuart Pearce’s squad this week after recovering from injury, is a ball of frustration after missing the bulk of the Championship campaign with ankle problems.
He is hoping Wolves can grab their lifeline tomorrow with victory over Plymouth and a helping hand from one of the results affecting the two teams above them, Crystal Palace and Watford. “It would mean missing the England game because we were in the Play Offs and that would be fine by me,” said Kightly, who was called up on Monday to play against Wales in Wrexham in a fortnight.
“I was at the awards dinner this week and it just reminded me how much of the season I had missed.
“I would have loved to have been up there on the podium. Last year, I was runner up and it would have meant a lot to me to have gone one step further this year. That was one of my goals for this season.”
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never mind mikey..see what happens tomorrow.
but wherever we end up next season..lets just have a right go and end all this doom and gloom that’s decended on the club.
ONWARDS AND UPWARDS .. WE ARE WOLVES!!!!!!!
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You’ll still get your chance Kites. Make yourself a legend ala Waggy.
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under 21s!!! We all know what world beaters they are dont we????
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Thats the spirit Barmy, I’ll throw my anorak in the air if we do it Sunday.
Come on me babies!
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NEWBRIDGE.. it’s been dire this season mate, and with albion doing so well it makes it even worse. but for some reason i woke this morning..and all the ill feeling had gone..i’ve given up on this season and now i’m gearing up towards next season. come back with fresh hope and renewed excitement.
still hopeful we get a miracle tomorrow tho’ much rather see us struggle in the premier than the championship anytime.
SO COME ON WOLVES..ONE LAST PUSH!!!
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what are the awards for,best goal agenst,worst pass,highest shot over the bar,shot nearest the corner flag,or who can kick the water bottle the furthist,boing boing up the baggizzzzzzzzzzz
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Performance of the season baggies at home to Leicester, or Shef Wed or Plymouth true premiership credentials come on Man Utd. Baggies are good enough to beat all Derby’s achevements this season.
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There’s always next season Kightly!
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That’s the spirit Southbank Barmy Army! “Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life!!!” – incidently sung by Eric Idle, a regular visitor of Molineux in his youth.
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PADDY..eric idle at molineux..really, i didn’t know that mate. lmao he ought to come back..we’ve had our own version of the flying circus this season.. our present manager should be given a role in peter kays pheonix nights, he’d be brilliant along side brian potter. hahaha.
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5. albion have not done it easily, they have struggled like the rest of us. they are up there but they are just the best out of this poor league where no-one can pick up form… apart from Hull haha.
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So how should we read into ‘END on winning note’? End of Wolves’ season, end of Kightly as a Wolves player. Could be both!
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