comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
Just read that there were three arrests yesterday for homophobic chants by wolves fans towards Chelsea fans. There was an announcement over the pa but as usual in the North bank couldn't make out one word of it. Shouldn't be surprised I suppose, you like to think there's been some progress in routing out that kind of nonsense but clearly there's enough simple minded individuals about to jump on that bandwagon. There really is no need or place for it.
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Was it the Chelsea rentboys chant
Fabio scored again yesterday for PSV.
Where was Merlin Mick sacked from this time? Does Butey know?
Left Blackpool by mutual consent. I think he probably knows his time is up as a manager now.
Doesn’t detract from the great things he achieved during his career including his time at Wolves.
comment by Tino Bambino - "Family, sometimes they shelter from the storm, Sometimes it is the storm itself" (U2087)
posted about 3 hours ago
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
Just read that there were three arrests yesterday for homophobic chants by wolves fans towards Chelsea fans. There was an announcement over the pa but as usual in the North bank couldn't make out one word of it. Shouldn't be surprised I suppose, you like to think there's been some progress in routing out that kind of nonsense but clearly there's enough simple minded individuals about to jump on that bandwagon. There really is no need or place for it.
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Was it the Chelsea rentboys chant
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Yes
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
Left Blackpool by mutual consent. I think he probably knows his time is up as a manager now.
Doesn’t detract from the great things he achieved during his career including his time at Wolves.
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Pound for pound the best wolves manager of my lifetime
comment by Tino Bambino - "Family, sometimes they sh... (U2087)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
Left Blackpool by mutual consent. I think he probably knows his time is up as a manager now.
Doesn’t detract from the great things he achieved during his career including his time at Wolves.
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Pound for pound the best wolves manager of my lifetime
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For real?
Surprises me.
Nuno numero uno for me and then Jones with Mick and Jackett close for 3rd.
Nuno
Mick
Jones
In that order for me.
The promotion season with Mick was a lot of fun.
Presumably Tino”s “pound for pound” caveat was a reference to money spent, if so it’s different not to agree with his assessment.
Nuno achieved great things, but let’s not pretend that the club had not moved onto a whole new financial position at that point.
Loved Nuno, but it's Mick for me.
Yeah it's a bit sad to see Mick's career end this way. Have to hand it to Warnock and Hodgson, they seem to come back strong after a break but that was maybe one job too far for Mick and Terry.
Yeah cinci for real
Look at the 5hitshow mick inherited and look where he took us, compared to Nuno who was given a prem ready side whilst in the championship
Both men at times exceeded expectations and alas bothen risked tarnishing their memories by staying too long
Graham Turner for me. He was appointed with the club almost in liquidation, yet steered us back to the second tier. All with very little money. All the others have had money to spend, even McCarthy.
Merlin was a good manager in the lower leagues, but his tactics and know how culminated in our demise in the top flight. it's interesting to note, that he never got another job in the Premier League, highlighting his limited ability.
You thought he would lead us into Europe
How wrong can one person be?
Interesting to note that Turner never led Wolves to the top flight.
Turner was a good manager in the lower leagues, it's interesting to note, that he never got another job in Division One , highlighting his limited ability.
To be fair Turner deserves huge credit in the overall scheme of things, more so than McCarthy. Our club was on its knees under Turner. Jackett also deserves huge credit.
Even on our knees we were head and shoulders above the other clubs in the fourth tier. Turner got us back to the level we are expected to be at, Mick and Nuno took us beyond that level (one on a shoestring budget with free transfers and loans, the other with a multi million pound squad of Prem ready players)
Stuart Attwell, who did not react to Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's tackle on Kaoru Mitoma inside the Spurs' box, will be the VAR official for Wolves' home game with Brentford on Saturday.
Do they save them up for our matches?
Problem is, most of them are pretty useless and go into games with an agenda to keep on the right side as they are afraid of the adverse publicity if they upset the ‘big teams’.
The period under Turner was a fantastic one for the club and were the years that got me hooked in to going to games on a regular basis. Its not really true though to say that the club were "almost in liquidation" because they had just been saved from that with the Asda/Gallaghers/Council deal which brought some stability back to the club. Equally not accurate to state that we were head and shoulders above other clubs in Div 4, we weren't even head and shoulders above Northern Premier league Chorley when Turner took over.
Boubacar Traore got 45 minutes for the U21s last night at Kiddy as they battered Everton 5-0. Excellent first half hat trick for Owen Farmer.
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 7 minutes ago
The period under Turner was a fantastic one for the club and were the years that got me hooked in to going to games on a regular basis. Its not really true though to say that the club were "almost in liquidation" because they had just been saved from that with the Asda/Gallaghers/Council deal which brought some stability back to the club. Equally not accurate to state that we were head and shoulders above other clubs in Div 4, we weren't even head and shoulders above Northern Premier league Chorley when Turner took over.
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Quite right oldie, some people want to rewrite history.
comment by Cinciwolf----Old Trafford record attendance.....WOLVES V GRIMSBY. .......lolz (U11551)
posted 17 hours, 37 minutes ago
To be fair Turner deserves huge credit in the overall scheme of things, more so than McCarthy. Our club was on its knees under Turner. Jackett also deserves huge credit.
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Jacket whilst decent was in a false position our side should never have been in league one we were easy standouts
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posted on 9/4/23
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
Just read that there were three arrests yesterday for homophobic chants by wolves fans towards Chelsea fans. There was an announcement over the pa but as usual in the North bank couldn't make out one word of it. Shouldn't be surprised I suppose, you like to think there's been some progress in routing out that kind of nonsense but clearly there's enough simple minded individuals about to jump on that bandwagon. There really is no need or place for it.
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Was it the Chelsea rentboys chant
posted on 9/4/23
Fabio scored again yesterday for PSV.
posted on 9/4/23
Where was Merlin Mick sacked from this time? Does Butey know?
posted on 9/4/23
Left Blackpool by mutual consent. I think he probably knows his time is up as a manager now.
Doesn’t detract from the great things he achieved during his career including his time at Wolves.
posted on 9/4/23
comment by Tino Bambino - "Family, sometimes they shelter from the storm, Sometimes it is the storm itself" (U2087)
posted about 3 hours ago
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
Just read that there were three arrests yesterday for homophobic chants by wolves fans towards Chelsea fans. There was an announcement over the pa but as usual in the North bank couldn't make out one word of it. Shouldn't be surprised I suppose, you like to think there's been some progress in routing out that kind of nonsense but clearly there's enough simple minded individuals about to jump on that bandwagon. There really is no need or place for it.
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Was it the Chelsea rentboys chant
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Yes
posted on 9/4/23
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
Left Blackpool by mutual consent. I think he probably knows his time is up as a manager now.
Doesn’t detract from the great things he achieved during his career including his time at Wolves.
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Pound for pound the best wolves manager of my lifetime
posted on 9/4/23
comment by Tino Bambino - "Family, sometimes they sh... (U2087)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 3 hours, 21 minutes ago
Left Blackpool by mutual consent. I think he probably knows his time is up as a manager now.
Doesn’t detract from the great things he achieved during his career including his time at Wolves.
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Pound for pound the best wolves manager of my lifetime
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For real?
Surprises me.
Nuno numero uno for me and then Jones with Mick and Jackett close for 3rd.
posted on 10/4/23
Nuno
Mick
Jones
In that order for me.
posted on 10/4/23
The promotion season with Mick was a lot of fun.
posted on 10/4/23
Presumably Tino”s “pound for pound” caveat was a reference to money spent, if so it’s different not to agree with his assessment.
Nuno achieved great things, but let’s not pretend that the club had not moved onto a whole new financial position at that point.
posted on 10/4/23
*difficult
posted on 10/4/23
Loved Nuno, but it's Mick for me.
posted on 10/4/23
Yeah it's a bit sad to see Mick's career end this way. Have to hand it to Warnock and Hodgson, they seem to come back strong after a break but that was maybe one job too far for Mick and Terry.
posted on 10/4/23
Yeah cinci for real
Look at the 5hitshow mick inherited and look where he took us, compared to Nuno who was given a prem ready side whilst in the championship
Both men at times exceeded expectations and alas bothen risked tarnishing their memories by staying too long
posted on 10/4/23
Graham Turner for me. He was appointed with the club almost in liquidation, yet steered us back to the second tier. All with very little money. All the others have had money to spend, even McCarthy.
Merlin was a good manager in the lower leagues, but his tactics and know how culminated in our demise in the top flight. it's interesting to note, that he never got another job in the Premier League, highlighting his limited ability.
posted on 10/4/23
You thought he would lead us into Europe
How wrong can one person be?
posted on 10/4/23
Interesting to note that Turner never led Wolves to the top flight.
Turner was a good manager in the lower leagues, it's interesting to note, that he never got another job in Division One , highlighting his limited ability.
posted on 11/4/23
To be fair Turner deserves huge credit in the overall scheme of things, more so than McCarthy. Our club was on its knees under Turner. Jackett also deserves huge credit.
posted on 11/4/23
Even on our knees we were head and shoulders above the other clubs in the fourth tier. Turner got us back to the level we are expected to be at, Mick and Nuno took us beyond that level (one on a shoestring budget with free transfers and loans, the other with a multi million pound squad of Prem ready players)
posted on 11/4/23
Stuart Attwell, who did not react to Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's tackle on Kaoru Mitoma inside the Spurs' box, will be the VAR official for Wolves' home game with Brentford on Saturday.
Do they save them up for our matches?
posted on 11/4/23
Problem is, most of them are pretty useless and go into games with an agenda to keep on the right side as they are afraid of the adverse publicity if they upset the ‘big teams’.
posted on 11/4/23
The period under Turner was a fantastic one for the club and were the years that got me hooked in to going to games on a regular basis. Its not really true though to say that the club were "almost in liquidation" because they had just been saved from that with the Asda/Gallaghers/Council deal which brought some stability back to the club. Equally not accurate to state that we were head and shoulders above other clubs in Div 4, we weren't even head and shoulders above Northern Premier league Chorley when Turner took over.
posted on 11/4/23
Boubacar Traore got 45 minutes for the U21s last night at Kiddy as they battered Everton 5-0. Excellent first half hat trick for Owen Farmer.
posted on 11/4/23
comment by Oldgoldilox (U17303)
posted 2 hours, 7 minutes ago
The period under Turner was a fantastic one for the club and were the years that got me hooked in to going to games on a regular basis. Its not really true though to say that the club were "almost in liquidation" because they had just been saved from that with the Asda/Gallaghers/Council deal which brought some stability back to the club. Equally not accurate to state that we were head and shoulders above other clubs in Div 4, we weren't even head and shoulders above Northern Premier league Chorley when Turner took over.
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Quite right oldie, some people want to rewrite history.
posted on 11/4/23
comment by Cinciwolf----Old Trafford record attendance.....WOLVES V GRIMSBY. .......lolz (U11551)
posted 17 hours, 37 minutes ago
To be fair Turner deserves huge credit in the overall scheme of things, more so than McCarthy. Our club was on its knees under Turner. Jackett also deserves huge credit.
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Jacket whilst decent was in a false position our side should never have been in league one we were easy standouts
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