Not sure I have ever seen a manager slag his players off as much as this. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22503120#asset But by doing so it means he can maintain his "not my fault guv" routine. Incidentally: The day after QPR lost, meaning they now have two points from their last ei...

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SING FOR THE ROYALS

WE HAVE A WINNER

Bring back the Girdler!

All of those have had good patches which have made them stand out (much the like the club). I voted for McCarthy as the brightest star when the spotlight was on him.





Plus he's a fellow member of the goalkeeper's union.

Interesting article on succeess through the playoffs in the Championship in terms of finishing position and form going into them:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22437083

Almost certainly in for that. Very fair prices

Reckon we'll just get over 15k for next year: 15,107

Two pieces from the ever excellent F365 Mediawatch page February 13, 2012: Wolves sack Mick McCarthy. "Mick McCarthy has done a fantastic job but if we continued in this way we were definitely going to be relegated," says Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey. February 24, 2012: Wolves appoint ...

Maguire

Ouroboros Don't really understand why anyone would particularly want us to miss out on 2 games against Swindon.

Who cares about Swindon? Swindon away is vastly inferior to Brentford away, one of the most enjoyable places to go to.

+1 Mags

Yeovil v Brentford was definitely the win-win final for us Royals. A good away day whichever comes up, would personally like Yeovil so I can tick another ground off, but would definitely be in for a return to Griffin Park.

Keep the Swine in their rightful place - below us!

Wolves have sacked their manager Dean Saunders after the club's relegation to League One. Saunders left Doncaster Rovers and took over at Molineux in January, but the west Midlands club have suffered consecutive relegations after losing their Premier League status in 2012. The Welshman, 48, was in ...

USA's "No handed saves" as we used to call them. A dive towards a ball going wide of his post, just to check he had it covered, but pulling his hands away from the ball (mid dive) when he knew it was going wide of the post.

USA giving away his shirt post match.

Maguire Nicky Shorey shaping to play a ball down the line only to cut in on his left foot, leaving the oppo jumping into thin air.

Often followed by carrying the ball forward ten yards and flicking it out to the wing with the outside of his left boot.

They were a thing of beauty

They're back in it at 2-3 down. Gives them a reasonable shot at the second leg.

The other game's tight too, Northampton 1-0 up iirc

Are Donnny fans creating an effigy of next year's kit already?

Very few things unite the entirety of Midlands football fans, but the current Wolves predicament is certainly one of them!

Wolves v Walsall is normally Wolves's usual pre-season friendly, but will next season be a league game (almost certainly). Wolves v Shrewsbury too.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22314500 Manchester City to compete in WSL top tier after restructure Manchester City Ladies will compete in the top flight of the women's game for the first time in their history. The Women's Super League has been expanded into two tiers of eight and 10 teams ...

Surely if they got to the Prem they'd be able to keep/buy all their loanees?

Yeah should be a cracker. Soccer Saturday will be all over it!

Hull will be up tonight if Watford don't win at Leicester in the tv game tonight. Hull currently 4 clear with 2 to play.

Dad and I were thinking of coming down for this one but not for £49 for me.

Will be a shame to miss Random Inflatables though

You suspect whichever of WoLOLves or Peterborough is going to stay up will need to pick up something from those home games, wouldn't fancy either of them to pick up much on the last day, Barnsley should get 4 points from their last two I reckon.