I knew that Mick and the boys would do it! Well done! Doubters hang your heads in shame! Up the Wolves!

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Three words….GET IN THERE!!!!!

“We shall not, we shall not be moved, we shall not, we shall not be moved”

Fantastic young and hungrey team and Manager who had a mission and completed it, Thank you all so much, heres to another PREMIER Season

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Congrats to Wolves
wonder if Fulham will be fined for not fielding a full strength side against Everton

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Couldnt be more chuffed for all of the lads! Everyones worked so hard from the top to the bottom of the club. Can now sit back- wait for new quality signings and watch our 2 remaining games without the valium close to hand!!

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Congratulations to everyone at Wolves. To the MM haters proved you all wrong. I knew he would keep us up.

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Well done to Mick and the boys, bring on the Tesco’s!!!!!

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Well Done to ALL at the Wolves!!!

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“Yabba Dabba Doo . Go get me a beer Wilma.”
Well done to Mick and all the squad . A big thanks to Steve Morgan who kept the faith and as brought a positive attitude to our club.
Last season he said we would be promoted and this season he said we would stay up.
The Wolves go marching on.

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Well done to ‘everyone connected with WWFC’. We’ve done what we set out to do, and that was ‘STAY-UP’,its been hard going at times, but fair play to ALL the Staff / Players / and ‘ALL the EXCELLENT SUPPORTERS’(Especially all YOU who go away. You always give ‘GREAT SUPPORT AWAY’from home,and everybody who’s stuck with the Manager/Players/Backroom Staff, all the way through whats been a exciting season at times, a very hard going one at other times, but hey we always knew it was going to be hard. Lets hope that ‘Steve Morgan’ digs a bit deeper into his ‘VERY DEEP POCKETS’ and gives Mick McCarthy/Jez Moxey the go ahead to ‘BUY’ 4-5 Better Class of Player than we’ve bought at times this season?, we need more depth on the Wings. Yes Jarvis as done well the last part of the season, as for Michael Kigthly? who knows how good he will be in the PL?. We dont even know how serious his injury problems really are?, so i think we need 1 if not 2 good wingers in. I would still go for Steve Hunt ive not changed my mind about him, like people have said why should he leave to come to us a team in a similar position, and we wouldn’t RESPECT our players if the left us when we needed them?. But we need to be looking at players in the £5M-10M bracket so about £25M-£30M will get us the 4-5 Better Class of players we need who would come to us and make us a better squad, adding to the decent players we’ve already got. And get rid of the 4-5 who’ve failed for whatever reason to improve our team this season. You are always going buy some players who dont improve you for whatever reason. I Hope we keep Wayne Hennessey (i hope he wants to stay too ), then we need cover at LB for competition with George Elokobi, another CH Jamie Carragher (Captain material)only 32yrs old not yet signed a NEW contract? Central Midfldr in the mould of Reo-Coker/Sidwell/Nolan/O’Hara,1-2 Wingers Hunt,Commons,(he can play with both feet) so would be useful, and 1 more Striker, Rodallega ( big/strong/pacy good goalscorer),Keane (dont need to explain he’s done it all and got it all),Fuller,(pacy/skilfull) Sturridge (loan),would be an excellent loan signing. UTW

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So let me check Mick’s record
Premiership seasons 2
Relegated 1 – with Sunderland (like we care)
Survived 1 – with Wolves

I would like to think everyone at the club as I believe that the team spirit and cohesiveness of the squad has been the key to our survival.

I would also like to thank Alex Rae’s Butler, TrueWolves and the other proper fans who were on here in December etc supporting the club when we were in the trenches. Hopefully Bob, mod and Angry (and a few of the paella brigade) will find something else to do next season)

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Yes it feels good to have stayed up but I have a feeling this is down to the shortcomings of our rivals; the financial train wreck at Portsmouth and the shocking managerial appointments of Iain Dowie and Brian Laws.

Having said that, well done to Mick, Clipboard and even Moxey.

Now time to start the clearout for next year and get some quality players in – a centre half, a striker and 2 wingers for me. Chris Eagles and Aruna Dindane are the only players from the relegated teams that I would touch.

I’ll be there to celebrate at Pompey – beers are on me if you can fine me!!!

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It is outstanding that the team gets another shot next season. I really hope that the management pushs on from here with some quality additions and a more expansive approach to our games.

The fans deserve and need to see more wins AT HOME and a lot more goals next season. Realistically, the bottom 8-10 clubs were dire for most of the season including us. We need to demonstrate that we can not only hang in there but can contribute to improving the quality of what is on display. Anything less than that will have supporters questioning why they give up their hard earned money to watch bore draws and obsessively defensive play.

COME ON YOU WOLVES!!!

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we are no yo yo new. we are up and we staing up.we are up and we staing up.we are up and we staing up.the only yo yo is the albion can they do a wolves shud be fun.to c if they can

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Bob Wolf I think you will find that it was sheer guts and determination that kept us up. For god sake give the players credit where its due. Everyone one of the players have worked their socks off and some have even sweat blood.

I am sure we all know what is needed next season.

But good of you to congratulate Mick he deserves it. Enjoy your day at Portsmouth.

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Never doubted the boys could do it (er well) damn good though isn’t it? The season is not over though and lets try and finish above the pack around us which I think is 14th – its 750k a place, a decent down payment on a player!
I think we all hope there is going to be very significant team investment during the summer in what I think is going to be a much harder league next season. Anyway well done lads and Mick you’ve done us all proud.

Fight, fight wherever you may be.

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Two things, great comeback yesterday, and well done to everyone for holding the ship together and providing the base for further development.

One thing guys can we see a 4-4-2 for the last two games and enjoy the finish.
No pressure, so relax and have fun.

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Yes well done,quick holiday now Mick and get back in early and bring in some quality for next season because its not going to be so easy next year.I think this year will be the lowest points total ever to stay up !!!.But we’ll enjoy the moment,Up the Wolves.

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well done wolves see you next seasson from the villa

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great to be a wolves fan now agree M M has done a great job since hese been here no team after hoddle then nearly in playoffs first season just missrd out second season and promoted 3 season in style and now survival even if u dont like the bloke give him the credit he deserves done us proud roll on next season UTW

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Well done MM. You have worked your way thru this mine field and you must be commended for this. We are not the best but as he said early in the season he thought there we’re 3 worse sides than usand he chose the teams we needed to get points from. Regarding new players.. I like what Tomwolf said. Jamie Carragher still only 32….. Sturridge from Chelski…. O’Hara from Spurs… Clyde from Palace…Give Surman/Daniel Jones a LB shirt or try em early next season….. Get rid of some dead wood…How bad is Kightly???? if he is not up for it get rid… Sell Hennesssey to raise funds.. Hannahman can keep going…..WWFC 4 Eva..

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WELLDONE THE WOLVES

we deserve another season in the Prem
Saw Jody Craddock out with his children he looked cool as a cucumber while checking his phone he was smiling as he left :)
As for the Pikeys down the road dont expect 6 points off us were a changed team bursting with hunger and will fight all the way again next season we wont be the push overs you expect

COME ON ME BABBIES

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It has been a dire season, but at least we survived!

The players grew in stature as they became Premiership players, a few haven’t made it unfortunately. Mick McCarthy has also grown in experience and he is now a better manager than he was at the start of the season.

Forget talk about changing manager, unless somebody world class suddenly decides that he wants to manage us! Mick has earned his chance to manage next season, so fair play says that he does.

Many changes will be needed for next season, and if we are going to keep on spending our hard earned money on Wolves, then we have to start scoring goals. I don’t want to see another season of dire hang-ons with no chance of us scoring… no way, not again!

Forget about imitating Stoke, widen the pitch again and ensure that we have 3 flying wingers at our disposal, so when we inevitably get injuries we don’t have to go defensive again. OK, Manure and Arsenal might gain from the extra space, but I think that’s all. Chelski don’t use the wings, and against everybody else the extra space will help us, not them.

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Best feeling in the world!!!!!!! Just enjoy it,
quality needed for next season but lets enjoy the next two matches first.

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We are extremely pleased that we have another go at the Premiership. To have done so with an inexperienced team is a great achievement. It was not going to be easy but Mick Mc Carthy did a splendid job like when he took Wolves with so many players out and he did his own with new and younger players he assembled to propel our team to a Championship title. Before that Wolves spent a lot of money but he clinched promotion with new players. I am sure he will have the opportunity now to move to another level and we shall not have that dreaded record of scoring few goals at home. If we had a fully fit S.E.Blake and Iwelumo performing as they can we could have clinched our survival some weeks ago. But Wolves had improved all the time to become a solid team at the back. Now we hope there will be some good buys as promised and we look forward to a new and exciting season. To all the fans plenty to shout about.

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Lets aim for 14th place now, what a achievement that would be.

get rid of – Iwelumo,keogh,hoff,halford,dan jones,little,hill,schakell & friend

get in – keane,dindane,o’hara,eagles,wheater & shorey

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well done to one and all hope we can kick on from here ,,,, ps “florida wolf” would you be visiting 130 vicarge rd by any chance

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i was a doubter but fair play to mick. just need to hold onto doyle now.
got a feeling that we mite revert back to 4-4-2 nxt year! onwards and upwards

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Well done to the lads and well done to Mick and all his training staff.

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Absolutely bloomin flippin fantastic!!!!

MM you are a legend. Best thing to ever have happend a Molineux was that clueless buffoon Hoddle walking out on us. Well who’s laughing now??

MM started with no team 2 weeks befor his first season, scraped to put a side together. I remember going to MM’s first home league game expecting nothing, and coming away feeling liek I’d just had a revelation. He spent virtually no money, won the league with a side that actually fights for the shirt (something we’ve wanted for years), and now kept us where we belong.

Congratulations Mick, all the squad, backroom staff. SUPERB.

Now for some real backing from the board please so we can push on. I’ll be there in my usual seat again fopr the prem next year. Bring on the Tesco Carrier Bags.

Wolves Forever

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Good performance yesterday, and I even got picked out by the SKY cameras at half time and full time – me Mum saw me an’ me brother on the tele!!

I’m a very happy Wanderer!

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Great achievement, and one we can now improve on next season.
And please let’s not have any more of ‘we’re only still up because the others are so poor’ We’re in a league:- some teams are better, some are worse, that’s how it works over the course of a whole season, and always has done. Our recent decent results against teams near the top, or middle, or below, are down to us, not anyone else – we deserve to remain in the premier league.

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a big wel done to all the management and playing staff at wolves lets hope we can improve the squad in the summer with sum quality signings n get rid of the deadwood in the squad n all u fans who doubted mick hes proved he can keep us there so nxt season get behind him

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Survival, the most important thing. But only just made it.

Who deserves the credit?

They all do, of course. But applause for the scouts for presenting the talent to McCarthy; and Moxey for his handling of the recruitment finances before the start of the season. especially after wat has happened to clubs like Portsmouth. They should not be forgotten.

And applause for Morgan is a steady owner. He played a cool hand in allowing McCarthy to manage even when things were going wrong – as they very, very often did.

The tactics McCarthy used in the last quarter of the season may well have been the difference between survival and relegation. I am not a fan of McCarthy’s but credit is due. But it came at a big prrice in blunting Woles attack and this may carry over into next season.

Again credit to Morgan for allowing time for McCarthy to correct McCarthy’s earlier mistakes.

There is the basis of a pretty good squad. Those who argue for just a few quality signings are probably right.

Let’s all hope that McCarthy has learned from this season. If not, he won’t be able to pull the same tactical change twice. The other clubs will be able to exploit it.

Finally: (a) no long trips to Australia – medical advice is that it takes weeks if not months to recover and (b) will we widen the fielld?

Bantocker

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WELL DONE MICK BUT I THINK YOU CAN’T TAKE US ANY FURTHER

PROVE ME WRONG BUT I REALLY DOUBT IT, YOU CAN’T WORK WITH THE BIGGER NAMED PLAYERS SO I’D LEAVE NOW WITH YOUR HEAD HELD HIGH

THANK YOU FOR EXCELLENT 2 SEASONS I DON’T WANT TO SEE YOU LEAVE ON A BAD NOTE

NORTH BANK WANDERER

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Great Great Great !
I have had and still have doubts on the formation etc…
and I think it must change next season. BUT what the hell we are still Premier Leaggue.

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The bottom teams were dire—

As were some of the games at the top of the table!

Great result ,team showed it was missing Jarvo

Bring it ON!

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A really important statement was made by Wolves, and by their “loyal” fans, not only to the world’s arguably best League, but to their own select supporters, especially those who could not be anything more than routinely cynical, especially when their true unsavory colours were shown in spades, in and out of Molineux, to not help in backing Mick and all his playing staff.

Hopefully, new optimism comes to the fore and those who cannot be willing to pull their oar in the same direction with the club and the majority of faithful supporters will jump overboard and let us celebrate; their decidely dead weight throughout the season made the slogging more than it needed to be.

Thus, well done, Wolves, for battling the best and coming through with flying Gold and Black colours! “Out Of The Darkness Cometh The Light!”

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Im so proud of everyone at Wolves, what an amazing achievement Mick McCarthy has done since taking over after Mr Twoddle 3 years ago! I wasnt a MM fan but now iv got to say that hes the best manager we’v had for a long long long time.To think that when he took over we had hardly any players and to where we are now is incredible and he deserves everyones praise.
Players such as Jarvis,Henry and Jones have got better and better and the best is yet to come!
LASTLY ID LIKE TO SAY WELL DONE TO EBANKS BLAKE! he was carrying a bit too much weight at the start ov the season.as you have to be mobile in the premier league he needed to sharpen up and judging by saturdays little cameo he looks brighter and fitter than ever.THIS GUY IS A GOAL MACHINE, NEVER FORGET THAT. ALL HE NEEDS IS A GOOD PRE SEASON AND HE WILL BE A DIFFERENT PLAYER NEXT YEAR. Id love to see a fit KIGHTLY and JARVIS bombing down the wings and EBANKS doing what he does bestnext season! BRING IT ON!!! :)

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A truly remarkable feat from all associated with Wolves. Big Yorkshire grit coupled with Black Country wit has kept us up. Give Mick the freedom of the City of Wolverhampton….he so deserves it. A big thank you from me to Steve Morgan for being well behind the scenes as the club owner without inteference from the top (unlike Hull, WHU & a few others). Jez you were right “job done”.

Ok season two: Remember Hull survived last season & look almost certain to go this season, I can’t see them winning one let alone two to overhaul WHU if they lose two. West Hams defeats & Hulls wins would need to be serious cricket scores to do that, but what I’m trying to say is our Neighbours survived under Bryan Robson once but went down the second season.

Do we really need Jimmy Bullard & Stephen Hunt, or indeed any of Portsmouths relegated players. O’Hara would be different as he is a Spurs player. I still believe Milijas will come good, so will Vokes & Surman but maybe loan them to a CCC side. We need to rid ourselves of Iwelumo, Halford, Maihoffer for certain. Probably a few other fringe players could go or send them out on loan. Make a play for Scholes from Utd.

It could be an interesting summer coming up, hope Mick doesn’t give all his time to the TV during the WC as we have some serious recruiting to do in the close season. We have to steal a march on all other clubs including those promoted. Watch this space also as I believe Celtic will make a move for our beloved Yorkshireman…. where would we be without his post match comments……….!!!

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The bottom 8 may well have been dire, and no-one could disagree with that, but, at the end of the day Mick achieved exactly what he told us he would in Perth last July
Well done Mick…but lordy …we need some quality additions to keep up for a second season

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thank god for that we can all relax now, so bring on the world cup and start all over again

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I knew we would survive, but i thought survival would come on the last day of the season. So its with great joy we Wolves fans can enjoy the last two games, and i look forward to the Sunderland game (we could finish out of the bottom six), and give the team and our magician of a manager a standing ovation on their lap of honour.
I believe that the 3M’s have already identified their targets for next season and players on their way out. Next season will be tough the realistic aim next season is to score between 40 – 50 pts, hope we can have a wider pitch, play 4-4-2 at home, keep 4-5-1 for away games and for top six sides.
Finally can the club come clean about Kites I hear rumours that he won’t recover from injury.

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Rejoice! Rejoice.
Congratulations to our players, manager, backroom staff, board, loyal fans and all at Wolves. Very well done everybody.
Here’s to the same achievement next year!

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Well done lads you’ve made us all very proud and happy.

Careful investment into the team should see us progress again.

GREAT SEASON!!!!!!

p.s. Terry, can I take my Xmas cards down now because we can’t go down?

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WE ARE WOLVES. I knew we would do it. Lets go and get two positive results from the last 2 games at away at Pompey and at home to Sunderland respectively. I cant wait to put those cocky Baggies back in their place! I think we need a left back, central midfielder, striker and centre half, 4 quality signings:

Robbie Keane
Steve Sidwell
Nicky Shorey
Tel Ben Heim

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well no 20 yes it great we stayed up,but in
my 55 season coming to wolves this has got to be the most negative team i have every watched
9 defenders,in all my time there as all way been some to come and watch but not now i for
won will not be come as often if the boring
rubbish i have seen at home matches.
he still muppet mick it will be much harder
next season.

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God loves WWFC,All Wolves fans and the people of WOLVERHAMPTON !
Well done!
God is a Wolves fan!!1

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Missed game last Sat cos of delayed flight from Corfu…..gutted….. but results chnaged mt disappointmnet!
WANTED…. Two tickets for Pompey.

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Absolutely delighted that we have managed to avoid what I felt was almost inevitable relegation earlier in the season.

I am not a fan of MM but, credit where credit is due, he and the squad have done a great job in keeping in the Prem for another year.

However, whilst not wishing the take the gloss off what clearly has been a fantastic achievement, second season syndrome can present as much if not more of a challenge for a promoted team …. just ask the inbreds down the road or Phil Brown and the fans of Hull City!

So clearly there will be the need for some wise investment in the squad over the summer months to strengthen what everyone recognises are areas of weakness in the team. That said, finacial prudence and the need to avoid doing a Pompey or a Hull are also critical…. remember it’s not just about the transfer fees but also the wages. I have every confidence that Mr Moxey (despite his many critics) will protect the future of our club in this regard.

Finally, for those on this board who have been having “a pop” at the anti Mick brigrade, please remember football is about opinions and just because an individual has been critical of MM does not mean that they are any less a fan of our great club. The sad inevitability of the football world (unless you are Alex Ferguson or, maybe, Arsen Wenger)is that eventually we will all fall out of love with MM….. unless of course he walks before he is pushed.

Still that debate will be for another day… hopefully a long time hence. In the meantime, I would like to reiterate my congratultions to everyone linked to our great club and I intend to enjoy every moment of this fantastic achievement while I can.

WWFC for life!

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Well done to everyone at Molineux, we as a club have achieved exactly what MM set out to do at the start of the season and anything better than 17th will be a massive bonus.
Some of the so called “dire” games have been better to watch for
90 Minutes rather than having the dire feeling of being relegated hanging over us for at least 12 Months !

YOU HAVE TO BE GOOD TO GET TO THE TOP………..YOU HAVE TO BE BETTER TO STAY THERE !

Congratulations lads, Im sure we are all just as proud of you now as we were this time last season.

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67 – get real man – who are the “big name” players coming to Wolves next season then? and how do you Mick can’t work with them until he has had the chance – he did pretty well with Ireland didn’t he, haven’t seen them qualify for a tournament since he left.

74 – enjoy albion’s season in the top flight next year!

91 – you name could not be more correct – exactly who in this league, with what was basically a championship team full of players who have never played at this level, were we going to be playing fantastic attacking football against and beating 3,4,5-0? we fought for our lives and if you expected it would be any different at the start of the season you need to get a grasp of reality. we all hope it will be better next season, let’s see who we bring in. meanwhile – chin up man, would you rather we went back down?!

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Why do idiots keep saying it’s only because portsmouth have collapsed – I am no Professer but portsmmouth now have 16 pts – if you add on the 9 deducted this becomes 25pts – if portsmouth win their last 2 games this will be put them on 31 – we have 35 pts and in 15th position – Well done wolves I am very proud – and those so called wolves fans who insist on knocking the club – go and support the stripy lot down the road – you are a disgrace

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A job done, Like Chris Hoggard and the old gits I have attended at the Mol since 1953 and have witnessed the ups and downs of this GREAT club.I have been cynical this season due to the lack of ambition in the transfer market.A lot of you seem to have forgotten that this is MORGANS club and he can do with it as he wishes. It is HIS money NOT the clubs.Will he spend a large chunk of it next season? He needs to,but will he? As far as McCarthys performance goes,he messed around with the team so much for half the season playing players out of position and it was only when Morgan read him the riot act after the nonsense at old Trafford that we had a settled side and started producing the results.This combined with vast improvement by individual players has kept us up.Beware Second Season Syndrome.Morgan get in the players to keep us improving year by year till we reach the heights that this great club deserves.

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Good news for Wolverhampton Wanderers and good news for the City. A premiership football team is worth a considerable amount to the economy of a City and puts the name of this City back onto the international stage.

Mr. McCarthy has performed a small miracle, it seems to me. At the start of this season I seem to remember all the commentators dismissing Wolves’ chances of remaining in the Premiership.

Softly, softly, cachee monkey. Next season one would expect the team has sufficient credibility to be able to attract new talent on which to build.

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24 – what a brainless idiot you are.

Skin of teeth? 7 points clear? Clearly your understanding of simple sentences is second only to your knowledge of football. When you’re as stupid as you and your ilk are you lose the right to an opinion.

Also I don’t see many on here apologising to Super Mick for the slatings he’s been getting all season. I can just see the mindless comments when we lose at Chelsea next year.

We obviously need to ship a few out (thanks to everyone for stating the obvious) and bring some quality in. But let’s enjoy the end of the season and then worry about who we’ll sign next year eh?

See you all at Portsmouth.

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Not all MM critics are in hiding!!

He should be sacked now and somebody who knows about the Prem appointed!!

Welcome, Monsieur Houlier!!!

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Fantastic job by all at Wolves! Lets not forget the fans who cheered on the team home and away, you were all fantastic!

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Tony Wolf
Even if I agreed on your view of MM, which I don’t, what makes you think Houlier would want to come to Wolves. We are not a big club anymore!
He just wouldn’t take the risk, or would demand an excessive transfer kitty which may damage the clubs future health
How do you know what MM would do with a few better players at his disposal?.
I think he has mangaged this squad very well.
Win the next two games ( both are potentially winnable) and we will be up tp 14th.
That would be a staggering success…..surely?

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Great season and so pleased Albion made it back, congratulations. Next season will be amazing, one or two additions and SEB back in form. We must plan to start with a 442 mentality and hope it clicks in early and the goals come, if not we revert to 451 and make it impossible to be beat. Clearly MM has learnt and hopefully he has ten very successful years ahead of him. I fancy a cup win next year, I really do.

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19. no probs, today im so proud of everyone connected with wwfc, congratulations to all the supporters(one who verbally or in person or print offers emotional backing.).

and hopefully some very large portions of humble pie are bieng delivered to- in no particular order
ad mant
bobwolf
spanish ray
old git
jiwal
stillsackthemuppet
mike pearson
rons flowers

no doubt they will still claim that they were right using various myths, incorrect facts and figures or just plain old stubborn muleheaded comments, oh well never mind we all have our crosses to bear.

next season mick mcarthy i am sure will make the neccessary additions to the young hungry team we have, utw

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Congratulations to Mick and the the outstanding efforts from everyone of the team. Just 1 defeat in the last 8 games (and that was a 94th minute goal at Arsenal) has been the key to survival. The fight shown by the lads in the gold shirts has been inspirational for me and I want to thank everyone of them. As for Mick, I believe he has not only proven his doubters wrong (myself included at times), but he has also probably proved to himself that he can be a success following the Sunderland heartache a few seasons back.Well done Mick, Team and the fans. We are premier league, we are premier league !!

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To Danny Baker who said we would be slaughtered by every team….the most goals scored against us was 3 goals. We did the double over Spurs, and WE DID manage to play some decent football and compete, we showed many signs of class. Commentators on the tv, who in the past have run us down have stated that our side is too good to go down. In many matches we have competed well and played some very good stuff, i, as are many fans are very very proud, we deserved to stay up and not by luck but by bloody hard work, determination,and have never looked out of place. We have got a young team who you can see will keep getting better. I love you wanderers, always have, always will, no matter what. I started going up in our first season in division 4, so i have seen it all, home and away. This time we are staying up and are going to establish ourselves as a force to be reckoned with….this is our time!

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Well done to all concerned for keeping us in the Prem for another season. The ripples of the achievement have already arrived here in Brazil and quite a few beers have been drunk in celerbration.

Thanks to all the true supporters who attend every match and voice there support for those of us who are unable to watch the black and gold.

I have been a supporter of Wolves since being a kid on my dads knee at the tender age of 5 now at 62 having witnesses some dire moments with the club and some of its owners we are starting on what I hope is an upward spiral to last for many seasons to come, the Prem is where my Wolves belong and this is where they deserve to stay.

Thanks to M.M. T.C. the players and the staff.

Mr Morgan, Mr Moxey please back the fans and the team with quality signings for next season and keep the evil eye on the account aswell.

Thanks and well done

Paul.
(Brazil Wolf).

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123 – actually Sunderland put 5 past us and both Arsenal and Chelsea bagged 4 a piece!

In all other respects, can’t disagree with what you say!

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Well done Wolves. You made all Wolves supporters so happy at last!

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Well what can i say we have done the most important thing this season and stayed up!! I think in the summer we do need to draft in a few new signings and strengthen our team. I think that bullard would be a good signing or if possible Kean beacuse if he came back Doyle and Kean would make a great partnerhip and the fans would love him back!
Very happy for the boys and Craddock has jst been outstanding this season…

WELL DONE LADS!!

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And its Hi Ho WOlverhampton !!!

Unbelieveable second half to the season, I thought we were done for when all we brought in was Gediouria and Jingle Beer.

Mick has done nothing short of work a miracle getting us to safety with only 2 additions to the squad previously plying its trade inthe Champs.

Hope Mick is giving a shedload more cash next time round though, WBA and Newcastle will offer a lot more than Burnley and Hull.

COME ON YOU WOLVES.

ps True Wolves – chill out mate, we stayed up and thats what we’ve all been after.

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Re 104 and 111; Tell us all the last manager who as achieved what Mick has over the last 2 seasons?

2008/09> Promoted as Champions AUTOMATICALLY to the top flight

2009/10> Kept us there.

Answers on a post card please.

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111. Merci beaucoup, mais je n’ai pas une idee qui “Wolves” sont.

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