Northampton 0 Wolves 4
Tuesday 23rd August 2011, 10:08PM BST.
Wolves’ shadow squad took their chance to prove a point to boss Mick McCarthy and earn the manager his 100th win as manager to continue their 100 per cent start.
First-half goals in the space of six minutes from Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Nenad Milijas gave McCarthy’s fringe players – who included debutants Dorus De Vries and former Northampton loanee Jamie Reckord in a side of 11 changes – the edge at the interval.
Ebanks-Blake headed home his second and Wolves’ third in the 77th minute, before departing to an injury sustained as he scored.
Then Sam Vokes rounded it off with the goal of the night in the 88th minute.
There was time at the end for three more Wolves debutants as Leigh Griffiths, David Davis and Anthony Forde came off the bench.
After an end to end start, Ebanks-Blake broke the deadlock in the 31st minute in typical fashion, lashing home a left-foot drive after chesting down Kevin Foley’s inswinging cross from the left.
Milijas doubled their lead soon after with a pacy, curling free kick that ripped into the top corner of the net that left goalkeeper Sam Walker rooted to the spot.
Either side of the goals there were chances for both sides, but Wolves had most of the opportunities.
Walker smothered Ebanks-Blake’s effort, after the striker was left clean through by Michael Kightly’s pass in the eighth minute.
Milijas was a foot wide from 30 yards, before burly striker Adebayo Akinfenwa blazed over from four yards under pressure from Matt Doherty at the other end.
Adam Hammill saw a curling effort deflected wide, following a sweeping move involving Kightly and Ebanks-Blake, before Wolves took a deserved lead.
Three minutes after opening his account, Ebanks-Blake went close to a second goal when he was played by Kightly and rounded Walker.
But Ebanks-Blake was too far from goal and, from a tight angle, his shot lacked the power to reach goal.
A superb kick out to the unmarked Hammill in acres of space created Wolves’ next chance and it was Ebanks-Blake on the spot again but, this time, the unmarked striker’s shot was blocked by John Johnson.
Then came the second goal, but it really should have been 3-0 to the visitors in the 39th minute but the unmarked Vokes headed over from point-blank range from Hammill’s cross.
Lewis Young – Ashley’s younger brother – forced De Vries’ first serious save two minutes from the break after connecting with with Paul Turnbull’s cross, but the goalkeeper was perfectly placed at the near post to smother.
Northampton made the better start to the second-half and forced several half chances without really troubling De Vries.
Young’s drilled effort prompted the goalkeeper into a falling save, before Turnbull was inches wide after a forceful burst forward.
Kightly had Wolves’ first opening of the second-half when he sent a daisy-cutter inches past the far post with an angled shot, but the League Two Cobblers continued to compete and Jake Robinson flashed a shot on the turn just wide.
After the hour, the tempo dropped from the hosts and Wolves threatened again, when Reckord blasted across goal and the ball hit Vokes.
There was a lengthy lull in the action before Ebanks-Blake’s second arrived, powering home a header from Kightly’s cross.
The striker’s celebrations were curtailed as he was briefly injured after connecting with the header and, although he returned to the fray, he was substituted to allow Griffiths to become the third Wolves debutant of the night in the 80th minute.
Davis and Forde followed him on to the pitch, before a delightful move of first-time football saw Vokes fire home first time from 15 yards.
Griffiths sent Doherty galloping clear down the right for a cross finished off in style by Vokes to complete a comfortable victory.
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Another good result good performance surely this must increase confidence bring on the “VILLAINS”…Come on the wolves\!!Lets make hay while the sun is shining come on boys you can have a very fruitful and enjoyable season.
This is the way to take the club forward.
Keep this up and we will be competing for some of the more household names in football!!
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Well done and great to see the youth coming through.
Lets build on this on Saturday.
And No to Bullard he is a big time charlie and is the wrong type of player who will disrupt the team IMO
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WE NEED MORE SIGNINGS HOW CAN MICK SAY THERE WILL BE NO MORE SIGNINGS WERES THE LEFT BACK.WE HAVE DOYLE ,FKETCHER AND EBANKS UP FRONT WE NEED AT LEAST 1 MORE STRIKER…HOW ABOUT A COUPLE OF LOAN SIGNING.
IF MICK REALLY THINKS WE HAVE DEPTH IN THE SQUAD HES MORE DELUDED THAN I THOUGHT
LOVE THE WAY HE KEEPS SAY OHARA IS LIKE A NEW SIGNING…NO MATE HES BEEN WITH US SINCE JAN
WISE UP FANS THE TEAM IS 1 FIRST TEAM PLAYER IMPROVED AND THAT NOT GOOD ENOUGH
GOOD RESULT TODAY LADS
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A very satisfying win indeed! :) We really are on a roll right now!
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This was a tricky fixture away from home to the side that knocked Liverpool out at Anfield last season. 11 changes made and we seem to have some real strength in depth, particularly when you look at the other Premier teams results against similar opposition (WBA excepted)!
I am particularly chuffded that Kightly had a good game, and that now all our main strikers have already got a goal this season: SEB, Doyle, Fletcher, Vokes; even Ward.
Bring on the Villa!
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…and some new blood in the team. good to see. but they know I hate blood. winding me up! RRRGH!
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Thought 4-0 flattered and a lot of the players obviously needed the workout. However, having endured League Cup games where we threw on first teamers to try (and not always succeed) to scrape past the likes of Rotherham and Notts Co in recent years then lets enjoy another victory. SEB looked sharp and hopefully the injury is nothing serious. Even Eire is happy!!!!
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Great result, to build momentum towards Viila Park! Come on, Wolves, you are close – almost there – to being on a roll! UTMW
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Wolves have now the added confidence with fringe players involved in a convincing win albeit a lower league opponent.
With the camaraderie among teammates it auger well for the overall spirit and conviction of the team for the foreseeable future.
With a competent management team at the helm to oversee the finance health and members of the club. Wolves is in no better shape then it is now and heading for an even brighter future.
Forward the Wolves… Out of darkness.. cometh light.
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Following wolves from China, excellent result, excellent headache for Mick McCarthy now that Kightly, Milijas and Ebanks al put in a good performance. Great to see. Roll on Villa
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I just hope they can get a decent result on Saturday, the confidence throughout the club at this moment would soar even higher.
Last night’s fixture was the sort that many clubs, Wolves included, have stumbled over before, and many will in the future, given that it was an encouraging win that smacked of a confident unit going about it’s business in style.
I was looking forward to this season more so than any I can recall for many a year, and it has started superbly; the only little cloud on my horizon comes by the name of Bullard, and I’d gladly not see any more signings if he was to be one of them.
C’mon lads, put on a show on Saturday that will set the place alight! You can do it.
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3-LEE. TRY IT WITHOUT CAPS LOCK. We have left-backs that kept clean sheets at Liverpool away, and against Man Utd, Chelsea, Man City and others at home. If they are so useless, how did we manage such feats?
Of course, you have managed a team for three seasons in the Prem, a lesser national team to within a penalty shoot-out of the World Cup Quarter Finals, taken teams to the Prem, and other great feats in football. Oh, …… hang on a minute, … that was Mick. NO, STICK TO YOUR CAPS LOCK, CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER AND MUNDANE RANTINGS. YOU STICK TO WHAT YOU ARE BEST AT, AND LEAVE MICK TO TAKING WOLVES TO GREATER HEIGHTS.
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Three games, three wins. Can’t ask for anything better than that.
Pleasing to see that the team spirit runs right through the club.
It was also good to see some of the youngsters getting a chance.
Let the good times role.
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A shorter journey than usual for me from the south coast and well worth the drive.
Apart from the winning performance it was pleasing to see the players busting a gut to prove to Mick they should be in the first 11.
The team spirit and effort was evident even with the so called second string and all bodes well for the league campaign.
Who knows, with a bit of luck and a kind draw along the way a 3rd league cup win could be possible! :-)
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3. Bitter Baggie in disguise me thinks ;-)
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NOISEY: Could not help yourself could you? Never mind “WE LOVE THE WOLVES”!!
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A good result yes,any win in my mind is a good result but surely to beat the likes of Northampton is only to be expected.It`s quite obvious that the “first eleven” still needs strengthening with a CB and LB at least,and remember thats what the 3M`s were saying themselves.If Mick thinks he`s OK with what wev`e got he is still in cloud cuckoo land.No. 12,Breretonwolf,you seem confused,why have a go at another Wolves fan,everyone is entitled to an opinion,we don`t have to agree,but niether do we have to insult each other.To be honest even you are talking crap.
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Great result. Lots of hunger and competition for places in this seasons squad.
To have the likes of Ebanks, Miljas, Kightly and Craddock on the bench shows how far we have come since we won the Championship.
Really proud of me babbies at the mo! Lets get sumert at Villa and keep it going.
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I think all would agree that it was good to see us win and play well against a lesser team in the Carling cup, too many times in the past we have had dreadful results.
Great to see Hammill, Kightly, and SEB playing well.
Confidence builds confidence, which is clearly showing.
SEB looks as though he is coming back to his best after injury last season, he is a true goalscorer our no 9 and should be in the starting line up, he will always score given the opportunity
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why do people seem to think our starting 11 needs another CB? what has Berra done wrong so far??? he is a good defender and with Johnson next to him, it will only make him a better player.
Do we need another LB too?? Ward has had 2 very good games in that position so why replace him?? he maybe a Striker by trade but he hasn’t looked out of place at all so far, but no doubt the ‘Boo Boys’ will call for his head when he has a milder game, which inevitable he will because every player does!
for the 1st time in decades we have won back to back games in the top flight, i cannot see why the team needs to be tinkered with!
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12 – Well said. An articulate response to a load of drivel.
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“Milijas doubled their lead soon after with a pacy, curling free kick that ripped into the top corner of the net that left goalkeeper Sam Walker rooted to the spot.”
Is this the same free kick that got a massive deflection?
Ps 12 – We DIDNT keep a clean sheet against Man City!
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It is obvious to me, Spanish Ray, that mick is indeed in cuckoo land. I dont think he knows anything about football whatsoever. Its not like he sees them train every day. Its not like hes a football manager. Lets all be negative.
Look how many prem teams went out last night. We didnt. We won emphatically. Time to be happy people, the bad times will come but until they do… Smile. We are Wolves
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Ha! Love that. Even wanderer in eire is giving someone grief for being negative. Never thought id see the day. Just shows how good it is to be a true wolves fan today.
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With ‘The Hoff’ leaving I can see us bringing in another striker if only on loan. If SEB is injured that could also raise concerns but Wardy done a great job up there towards the end of last season.
I would be happy with a point at Villa Park but we went up there andwon last season and I believe that we can do it again.
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Whoever the guy at left back was..he was the highlight of last night’s match {though he could perhaps be more adventurous going forward}. Plus just the sort of game we have historically flopped at.
Signs are positive in the round-this squad and club IS maturing.
Debit side: Vokes{though he scored} and Hammil-back to basics on ball control/are they serious about challenging for a first team slot?
Kightly, on this showing, a good way off any serious return {acknowledge we don’t truly know where he is viewed as being in rehab terms}.
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Last nights performance can not be faulted or be questioned,after all we won 4-0 and put out a completely new team!.Young players,players who are trying to find their feet and the likes of “KITES” looking for former form and fitness levels.
We were able to rest all the current first team players for a game on saturday that is going to be the biggest so far.
I for one will want to see a team play with the same formula as against fulham “ATTACK”.
Win lose or draw I sincerely beleive we are now on the right tracks.
This judgement is not made because we won our first two games its based more upon the way we have gone about our business.
We are just playing so much more positive football may it continue,I dont want us to win the league or anything else I want “WOLVES” to be “WOLVES” and go out and play with our own identity.
Lets get behind them “PLEASE”! I have just got a ticket and will be flying home on friday!!!!YIPPPPPPPPPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE>
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people keep going on about we are only one player better than last season , but Hunt and Ohara have had full pr – seasons with the club so they are like having 2 new players and the other players in the squad are a lot more experienced and look better this season.
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No pleasing some people is there. 3 wins out of 3, 2 clean sheets, 8 goals scored…..need I go on. If the whingers can’t be positive after this then I really dont know what would !! UTW
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So many positives to take from last night.
The one I will highlight is another clean sheet, with 2 full backs who had a total of one previous appearance between them.
So much for this desperate need for another LB and CB some go on about.
The 3Ms continue to move us forward, it should be a great time for all Wolves Fans.
Enjoy.
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Good away win I would have liked another 2 goals though.LOVE THE WOLVES
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What is obvious to see with comments made on here on a regular basis is the following:-
i) Some must be Tesco fans!
ii) A lot only ever watch on TV or dodgy channels and do not go to the games.
iii) They must have troubled home lives and are henpecked – as they are never satisfied.
If we were to get a left back or centre back in, he certainly does not deserve to walk straight in the team. Ward has been superb in both games and Berra had one of his best games on Sunday. The weakest link is probably Stearman at right back but we have both Foley and Zubar who can come in there. Stearman is still very young and can eventually become a quality centre half. O’Hara was 80% fit last season, so having him and Hunt fit, is like having two new signings.
Great result again and roll on the Villa!
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I was at the match last night and would firstly pay Northampton tribute to their standard of football.Wolves performance was good with some younger players showing their potential. Kightly, Hammill, Ebanks Blake and Milijas showed their class. Vokes let himself down with his ball control but scored the best goal of the night.Considering this was the first competive match this team has played I left with a good feeling about our season. Good start now let us hope our results continue to keep us away from the dreaded drop area.
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Convincing. (Just look at what happened to certain other Premier League clubs.) Can’t ask for much more. Well done, lads. UTW.
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3 Lee Attention seeking again with your CAPS LOCK on !
This was supposed to be a thread about Wolves shadow squad, debuts for some of the youngsters and an impressive performance in the early rounds of the League Cup when so often we have failed. It was supposed to be a fillip for a difficult forthcoming away match.
However you use it as a vehicle for a pointless rant at a club that is moving forward progessively and who have got off to a good start. It’s a very ignorant rant and, yes, there are suspicions that you’re a Tesco, but, look on the bright side. You have at least one mate. Spanishray (17) who also has a track record of being a negative nincompoop.
You’re right Noisy. Not only is Eire being positive but Flying Winger too (no ‘h’ added this time)
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I agree with LaughingWolf, a new striker wouldn’t go a miss now the Hoff has left. Apart from that we are comfortable IMO.
Hunt
O’Hara
Kightly
De Vries
Johnson
They are all new additions to this seasons squad and with Doyle, Zubar and Edwards recovered from injury, we are looking strong.
However,if Mick is looking for a decent defender, then look no further….
I am available for two dead frogs and a conker, just give me the nod Mick, I woh let ya down son!!
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Didn’t go but saw the goals on SSN
All 4 finishes were top draw.
Decent result
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Lee (#3) obviously doesn’t understand that wages have to be kept within a budget. Even loanees have to be paid and if they’re asking £30K a week that’s over £1 million for a 38 week season. Let’s make sure all the players we’ve got are on good enough contracts to keep them. UTW
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Great result to build momentum and confidence – we have struggled in recent years to put similar ability teams away.
Feeling unusually optimistic…………..
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Another good win and a solid performance,it shows we’ve now got more strengh in depth,than we’ve had for a long time. Two or three years ago we would have lost this game,even with the odd first team regular in it, but we’ve now got a much stronger 25 squad of players. It was nice to see SEB back to his lethal best,with two well taken goals, and to see Kites getting a full 90mins under his belt, which can only be good news for all Wolves fans, but more importantly for Kites himself, its like having a ‘new signing’ so yes it all bodes well for everyone connected with WWFC. And it was good to see two young full backs, and well done to Jamie Reckford on making his debut in the first team. UTW:
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Well done to one and all on a result that only underlines our promising start to the season. Never mind the quality of the opposition -they still needed clinically despatching and duly were! See how the Vile struggled to beat a lowly Hereford side at Villa Park if anyone has any complaints -or see the results at Norwich and QPR for proof of how professional Wolves were in comparison.
I still think we’re a quality player or two light for my money, but at least this squad isn’t as injury-affected as at the same stage last season. That in itself feels almost like having a new team.
Great to see the ‘shadow’ team responding to the challenge last night -and I’m delighted for Sylvan in particular. Keep it going, boys, and give Mick the kind of selection headache he’d welcome.
Onwards and upwards….but with feet firmly planted on the floor. C’mon, me babbies!
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great win, good to see a good buzz around the team… I don’t think we particularly need any new signings, the only thing I’m getting a bit frustrated about is Stearman!
MICK WHAT IS WRONG WITH KEVIN FOLEY!
Please I don’t mean to moan I’m trying to be positive, but he’s going to cost us (as he did in the first game until he was substituted), Kevin Foley is solid at right back and should start every game. Please Mick, why gamble with our results to give Stearman a game?!
Other than that, onwards and upwards!
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There is one in every village and 3-LEE you are our’s, we have had a great start to the season, and like Mick has warned us not to get carried away morons like you have to come on and moan! go away and support your “TRUE” team – tesco town.
Lets take this great start onwards and get a result at the vile- draw would be ok a win even better.
We are Wolves……..Onwards and Upwards.
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spanish ray you are a nerd and do NOT insult all true Wolves fans by saying you are one of us, YOU ARE NOT AND NEVER WIL BE! second word is OFF!
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LEE -
GK -Henners – Dorus De Vries
LB -Ward – Elokobi
CB -Johnson – Craddock
CB -Berra – Stearman
RB -Foley – Zubar
LM -Hunt – Hammil
CM -O’hara – Milijas
CM -Henry – Guedioura
RM -Jarvis – Kightly
ST -Doyle – Blake
ST -Fletcher- Vokes
Thats a pretty good backup squad, who could all do a job for us in this league. They would probably struggle, and more than likely get relegated, but were not manchester united, were not going to have world class players on the bench.
O’Hara played 13 games last season, and the stats show he improved our performances to result in a 41% better points tally. Having him for 38 matches is like having a brand new signing.
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Was thers last night, stuck in with the home crowd. Great show by what is a so called 2nd team. Go on the Wolves.
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This is for those on here who seem to have this notion I am negative in my comments need to consider the following.
1)I love the club and desire it to do better than we have done in the past two seasons.
2)I certainly appreciate and relish the fact that we are in the premiership under “MORGANS” stewardship than the “BHATTIS”.
3)It is because of the “BHATTIS” time that I dont want the management to rest on its laurels,as no one how positive you are wont want to be going back down those roads.
4)I have never asked or ranted that we should be top 10! or be winning the league or even the cups!I have on numerous occassions argued we could be doing better and stated the reasons why.In my humble opinion I felt my argument justified.
5)I dont ask for us to buy “tevez” and pay silly wages.
6)I have always said we should play “FOOTBALL” and play players in their positions.
7)If anything I am at fault for being overly positive as I beleive in the players and beleive they have underperformed due to “mm” being overly cautious.
8)Due to this approach we very nearly got relegated.
9)In my positive opinion this dicing with relegation should never have occurred especially last season.
10)As we have played very well this season and the approach and attitude as been first class I have no reason to suggest anything other than carry on “MM”.
11)I am not one for picking holes in things,because nothing is perfect and sometimes the grass is not always greener on the otherside.
12)I wanted “WARD” out last season as his performances were poor most of the time,this season I see a new player and rightly so I will be behind him and encourage him to do even better.
13)I also wanted youngsters to be given oppurtunities and going on last nights game this is also coming to fruit.
14)I never come on here and picked “MM”‘s team and have never suggessted a player to be bought,because I am not at the club involved with the players so I cant be 100% sure what the set minds of these individuals are only “MM” is fully aware `so when players are bought I beleive everything is considered not just the ability,team spirit,big time charlies etc.
What I do comment on is the individuals that play in games and their performances has I like everyone can see it right in front of my eyes and can see who is not playing well over a few games and needs to be left out.This usually triggered by “MM” from where I see favouring certain players.
Eg..MILIJIAS has changed his game under “MM” instructions yet no matter how well he plays he is easily left out by “MM” SEB also he can be scoring whilst “DOYLE” is injured and had only scored one goal yet he goes straight back into the team once 75% fit.
This really annoys me as it is not a fair approach!
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wanderer in eire – I actually cant argue with that. Frustrating.
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Lets face it we have not had it this good for 30 years or more and yet you still get the deluded i can only think they are sad tesco fans but you know what i dont even care because these are good times
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Farmer Ted, I am always positive in my comments which are my opinions.
I do believe that last season was last season and comments should be left there.
We have a new Captain, O Hara playing well & deeper, Hunt busying everywhere and a new buzz in the team with a game plan.
Not forgeting to mention of course Flying Wingers!!!!
The Manager looking more relaxed and confident long may it continue and everyone should get behind him, for the tough times ahead.
I still prefer Foley at RB, Stearman alongside Johnson who I am sure would bring him on rapidly, however for the moment Berra has improved on last season so should be given his chance.
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47 Wanderer in Eire
I don’t think any regular on this site doubts that you have the Club at heart it’s just that you are so negative. Trust me, you do not come over as positive as your point 7 (In fact your 8th point sums it up. How about MM’s approach PREVENTED us getting relegated ?) However it’s your opinions and I haven’t got a problem with that, nor Flying Wingers who suffers with the same ailment. That’s what these boards are for. What really annoys a lot of people is the nonsense people like RichWolf64 (Mr 1%), vindaloopi, spanishray and english exile post.(and others)
No one wants to go back to the Balti Brothers era, but, just look at the steady progress the current regime are making.
Enjoy it, man !
I don’t care if Steve Morgan’s Company is making a profit as long as Wolves and the fans (and the City) are benefitting, which they are.
I don’t care if Mick McCarthy doesn’t pick the players you or I want him to as long as we are progressing year on year, which we are.
Think you’re wrong about Milijas by the way, he’s not produced consistent Premiership standard football when he’s played. Just look at the difference between him and O’Hara. As for Doyle, scoring goals when you’re up front on your own ain’t easy. It would seem with O’Hara, Hunt and Johnson in the team MM now has the confidence to play 4-4-2. Watch the difference.
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You have got to be joking!!!
I have just read your post & nearly fell off my chair, do you suffer from amnesia or is your tongue firmly in your cheek???
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“Then drew near unto him all the publicans and sinners for to hear him. And the Pharisees and scribes murmured, saying, This man receiveth sinners, and eateth with them. And he spake this parable unto them, saying, What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it? And when he hath found it, he layeth it on his shoulders, rejoicing. And when he cometh home, he calleth together his friends and neighbours, saying unto them, Rejoice with me; for I have found my sheep which was lost. I say unto you, that likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which need no repentance.” Rich64 are you next?
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LIVERPOOL, you really don’t seem to grasp what
it is the people who you are critical of are
actually saying. This is at least the fifth
time I have observed comments of yours which
seem to completely miss the point. Are you the
sort of person who always has to have the last
word, can’t talk but are good at arguing and
worse still, think the only opinions that are
valid are the ones you agree with?
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Why dont u so called fans give praise were its dew,my own fans get on my nerves,i watched fulham game on holiday in florida and we played well, big mick nows were e needs 2 strengthen asnt got 2 tell th world nd if thers no money in th pot e can nt say that ,thats up 2 morgan 2 say.so lets get 2gether bhind big mik nd nd th team. We e in this together. Steve bill
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We have had a great start to the season but it is early days. Why are people on here still whingeing? It is only a few days away from the transfer window closing and I reckon that Wolves may well stick with what they have got. You might not like the fact that we play Ward, Berra and Henry but the harsh reality is that you are stuck with it. Like it or jog on!
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Tonto – Yes. ;)
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Flying Winger-agreed you have been a bit more posive of late but can’t see it lasting as soon as we have a bad result you’ll be back to your negative best, so where you get that your always positive from is laughable….
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