Great article Goldie, these games will define our season.
How we have played recently should give us confidence to move forward and climb the league,

BUT weem Wolves ay we.

I think we could get a very healthy 14 points

We're tight (mostly) at the back and if we can start taking our chances up front we'll be safe by Easter

Great article.

Evidently Hugo Bueno has signed a new five-year contract. Good news for both parties.

Evidently Gary O’Neil has urged Santi Bueno to stay ready for when his Premier League chance arrives.

The player has huge potential that hopefully we see realised at Molineux.

Everton fans on Talk Sport saying its unfair being docked points over FFP.
They broke the rules, what do they want, a fine, which will make the problem worse.
Their only cause to complain is that Man City haven't been done yet.

comment by bostonwolf (U17353)
posted 7 hours, 18 minutes ago
Everton fans on Talk Sport saying its unfair being docked points over FFP.
They broke the rules, what do they want, a fine, which will make the problem worse.
Their only cause to complain is that Man City haven't been done yet.
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Caused a minor domestic over the weekend

She'd bought in to the narrative that it wasn't anything to do with over spending on players (or cheating by over spending on players as I put it) but interest payments on the stadium caused by inflation. Took a while to explain that the interest payment thing was an (overstated) offset that they were claiming against the over spend (cheating). The argument continued in to the taxi home on Friday night and she tried to get the driver onside but he was a wolves fan

I guess I shouldn't be but I was quite surprised by the PL decision to allow or rather not block loans between jointly owned clubs. Opens the door to Neves to move to Newcastle but also would allow us to mine Grasshoppers for some of their gems. Seems fair...

Under the false narrative of “sustainability, FFP was introduced to protect the closed shop at the top with the likes of United, Liverpool, Arsenal (and to a lesser degree Laughing Stockspurs!!😂) maintaining a stranglehold at the summit.

Chelsea, City and Newcastle have entered stage right and set out to bend and break the rules they agreed to when the joined the closed shop.

It’s all a bit of a mess really, the league is totally corrupt now. The South Bank “sorts” are right about that.

All this does is highlight the importance of the fire sale we held in the summer, as no doubt we would have been in exactly the same position as Everton. The club must have been aware of what was about to unfold.

Apparently, only 8 clubs voted to ban it.
The lunatics are running the asylum.
They may as well pi** off to a European super league.
It will happen one day.