We certainly could do with obtaining at least 4 points from these two games. Wigan will also be looking at this match to pick up points.

However, as we have seen last week by the Baggies, it is not beyond the capabilities of teams outside the top four to win against them.

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Paper talk again! one day they will start another war with miss-quotes!

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Good now will you please play him at left back, which is where you brought him to play!

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Jelle on a plate
Jelle on a Plate
Wibble Wobble
Wibble Wobble
Jelle on a Plate

he just havin’ a home-sick wobble that’s all

no worries

We are Wolves

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No 5. JDW, i fully endorse everything youve wrote, if we win v Wigan we could be mid-table,if we lose and other results go against us we could find ourselves BOTTOM of the league come 5pm Saturday. I accept MM has done a very good job getting us where we are today, and we owe him for doing a great job ,because when he came he hardly had enough players to make a team after that useless prat Hoddle left ( Thank god he did ). But Morgan has been fair he took over from Sir Jack and kept faith with MM, and give him a year as manager in the PL. But i worry whether Mick as taken this club and this group of players as far as he can,after a while managers can often show to much loyalty to certain players who they’ve brought in, playing them regardless of whether their playing well or finding them a position in the team just for sake of keeping them in the side?. Mick himself said after 3-4yrs its usually time to move on as ‘ideas/tactics etc’ become stale, ( which ive always agreed with ). Players need to hear ‘fresh team-talks, fresh ideas in training, thats why i also believe TC should move on too, has he’s been here far far to long, his training methods must be very BORING by now, most of the players turn up daily knowing what the sessions will involve before getting their kit on?. I too would like to see M.O’Neil given a go as manager i think he and John Robertson, would bring ‘New Ideas/tactics’ and put a ‘NEW BUZZ’ around the whole club and more importantly the ‘PLAYERS’. imo only. Only exceptional managers stay longer than 3yrs+, the likes of Ferguson,Wenger most others move on/around after 2-4yrs, like Dave Jones he was a very good manger and did a great job, but i felt when he left the time was right for Wolves and Himself, its not about disliking MM/TC/DJ ,it just the nature of the beast were in i.e Football, players and managers ALL MOVE ON, so will Wolves and MM one day in the future. UTW GOOD LUCK TOMORROW LADS:

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I fear the worst !!

Will be interesting reading the posts after the next 2 games.

Morgan, don’t let O’Neil join the likes of Leicester, you will never get a better time to get a ”quality” manager.

Whist you are at it get Moxey” out as well please.

Failing all that, go and buy your beloved Liverpool.

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get him a xbox360 with a copy of fifa 11 and he will be sound,lol

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8 Whispy Wolf

BRILLIANT! I’ll be singing that down the Pub tonight!!!!

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9 – wanderer in eire

I stopped reading your post when you started slagging MM off for not dropping Doyle. SEB is marginally better than he was last season, but he’s still slow, lazy and not a premiership Striker. Doyle is worth 10 times that of SEB. His footballing brain is FAR superior to SEB’s. Do you actually watch the Wolves? I suppose you wanted Doyle to go when Arsenal came sniffing? Fletcher is also far superior to SEB in every way and i for one am looking forward to seeing Doyle & Fletcher play a dozen games together.

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Jack the Hat – Koumas is now at Cardiff. But Wigan have to be treated with extreme respect, as they’re the most inconsistent and unpredictable team in the league. Good manager though.

We can take the maximum points from the next two games, and perhaps a point or two from the big guns (Man U, I feel, are as ‘there for the taking’ as they were last year, especially if Rooney isn’t back) if we do one very simple thing – play the right players in their proper positions. We have a 25-man squad – more than enough to play a left-back at left-back, a specialist winger/left-sided winger on the wing/left side of midfield, etc etc. and, more importantly, a balanced midfield.

I don’t know the first thing about the squads of Albion, Blues, Sunderland etc, but I’ll wager that they’re playing to their strengths. We didn’t do that last season until 20 league games have been played, something we really can’t afford to do this time around. We’ve enough good players to put together a very decent team, so why don’t we?

All I’ll say about O’Neill being available is this – I’d love Mick to still be in charge in five years time, because it would mean we’ve properly kicked on and would be realistically challenging for the Europa League. But, if his position were to become vacant for any reason, I’d hope Moxey & Morgan would give O’Neill their right arms to manage us.

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9 – well I’ve been happier, but I’ll definitely still be clapping. Lets get two things straight.

1. You were consistently slagging off Mick last year and saying he would take us down – wrong.

2. You clearly know nothing about football if you think Kevin Doyle is not the best player in our squad.

I’ll be at the DW tomorrow and hopefully you’ll be in Ireland, becuase I’d rather be in a crowd of 1000 true supporters than 5000 whiners.

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Ward, jelly legs, edwards, foley, Berra, Craddock, Elokobi, Bent, ebanks blake, all championship players. I love it how McCarthy plans a whole season ahead.
Why, when we were light years ahead of the baggies for once, are we know looking up at them. Shorey, Scharner, Tchoyi, Ibanez, Odemwingie, well theres 5 reasons. How come they can sign fit players who actually play.
To be fair to MM I think his scouting network is not giving him the back up he needs. Thats the dept that needs changing not the manager.

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2 crocks from Hull and a home sick Belgium says everything….don’t we ever learn any lessons from the past….

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