by Alan Partridge » 27 Jan 2009 23:38
by Deathy » 27 Jan 2009 23:39
Dirk Gently
...the whole of the lower west stand winced in unison.
by Dirk Gently » 27 Jan 2009 23:42
by AlexY25 » 27 Jan 2009 23:42
by Deathy » 27 Jan 2009 23:42
Dirk Gently Interesting to note that Collins was already a target of hatred amongst Wolves fans before today - imagine Harper or Long scoring an og and being sent off and you'll get an idea .....
Neill Collins depreciation thread
by woodley_royal_124 » 27 Jan 2009 23:52
I reckon he said something about the linesmans mum! Look how Zidane reacted with his headbutt.......Lino was tempted by the headbutt but thought nah, i will get him a red card instead...
by 2.8 lita injection » 27 Jan 2009 23:56
by Stuffed Crust Pizza » 27 Jan 2009 23:58
by FiNeRaIn » 27 Jan 2009 23:58
2.8 lita injection
Kelly played very well as was just as threat as his opposite was to him.
by 2.8 lita injection » 28 Jan 2009 00:00
FiNeRaIn2.8 lita injection
Kelly played very well as was just as threat as his opposite was to him.
Incorrect IMO. Jarvis skinned him in the first half, improved second half though.
by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 28 Jan 2009 00:06
FiNeRaInRow Z Royal Excellent result, decent performance but, most of all, a GREAT game. Considering we've seen some appalling football this season, today's game was a fantastic advert for CCC football. Well done 'ding & Wolves.
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Bit confused by this, apart from a nice intense atmosphere mostly generated by our fans, the football was poor, really poor.
by Percy's Rocket » 28 Jan 2009 00:09
by howser » 28 Jan 2009 00:12
by Twix » 28 Jan 2009 00:17
starbugFiNeRaInRow Z Royal Excellent result, decent performance but, most of all, a GREAT game. Considering we've seen some appalling football this season, today's game was a fantastic advert for CCC football. Well done 'ding & Wolves.
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Bit confused by this, apart from a nice intense atmosphere mostly generated by our fans, the football was poor, really poor.
ditto, poor (but typical) advert for CCC 'football'
You gotta love Championship defending though, why pass it back to the Goalie if you can simply give a thrown-in away.. lost count the amount of times Wolves did this, it really breaks the game up which actually suited us tonight but we wont win back possession so easily in the Prem.
by Millsy » 28 Jan 2009 00:18
Rev Algenon Stickleback HFiNeRaInRow Z Royal Excellent result, decent performance but, most of all, a GREAT game. Considering we've seen some appalling football this season, today's game was a fantastic advert for CCC football. Well done 'ding & Wolves.
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Bit confused by this, apart from a nice intense atmosphere mostly generated by our fans, the football was poor, really poor.
I have to agree. The football today reminded me of the few days when I've made the mistake of popping down to watch Bracknell Town play, thinking that the football surely can't be that bad again.
It was a diabolical advert for this division, devoid of anything resembling skill, guile or composure. I'm not usually the first to moan about us, but there's some first class turd-polishing going on by those viewing it rather more rosily than they might had we not been comically gifted 3 points.
any premier league scout looking at our players tonight would have walked away laughing. If this was the best two in the football league, then heaven help either of us if we go up if we dare to put on displays like tonight's.
by Woodcote Royal » 28 Jan 2009 00:20
by Millsy » 28 Jan 2009 00:23
Alan Partridge These games with 2 teams close to each other in the division can go one of two ways, 1 it's really open, both teams fire and it's a high class game of football or 2 the teams cancel each other and it's a damp squib, today was number 2 really. It was going to take either a flash of brilliance or a mistake to force the winning goal and it happened before some had even took their seats!!
got a lot of time for Mick McCarthy but having heard his interview if he is genuinely really happy with his teams performance and thought they 'dominated it for spells' then he's got some serious problems and if that's Wolves playing 'really well' it will be next week that Reading take over top spot.
The simple facts are, that was Wolves best team out there, not like the 3-0 when they had players missing and then lost players during the game, it was their best team for 90minutes. As for Reading they had their 2nd choice keeper, their 3rd choice right back making his league debut, their 4th choice centre back and a centre midfielder playing centre back for 75minutes or so. And yet Federici hasn't had a single meaningful effort to save in 90minutes.
I was hugely dissapointed with Wolves, I thought they'd come here really have a go at Reading and test them out as it happens it was a comfortable game really for the most part. it was a 0-0 game, not many chances apart from speculative efforts, we didn't do anything second half really until Lita came on and added a bit of life to things but we didn't really need to.
I feared the absolute worst when Doobs went off, he really started strongly and I felt we'd really need him to be huge for us tonight but Cisse (although he'll do anything to avoid heading the ball!!!) filled in admirably back there alongside the excellent Pearce.
It was a tense affair, a big result for Reading against the odds really, they showed a lot of character tonight to get a well earned if scrappy 3 points.
by bcubed » 28 Jan 2009 00:27
Rev Algenon Stickleback HFiNeRaInRow Z Royal Excellent result, decent performance but, most of all, a GREAT game. Considering we've seen some appalling football this season, today's game was a fantastic advert for CCC football. Well done 'ding & Wolves.
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Bit confused by this, apart from a nice intense atmosphere mostly generated by our fans, the football was poor, really poor.
I have to agree. The football today reminded me of the few days when I've made the mistake of popping down to watch Bracknell Town play, thinking that the football surely can't be that bad again.
It was a diabolical advert for this division, devoid of anything resembling skill, guile or composure. I'm not usually the first to moan about us, but there's some first class turd-polishing going on by those viewing it rather more rosily than they might had we not been comically gifted 3 points.
any premier league scout looking at our players tonight would have walked away laughing. If this was the best two in the football league, then heaven help either of us if we go up if we dare to put on displays like tonight's.
by Snowball » 28 Jan 2009 00:29
by bcubed » 28 Jan 2009 00:32
Woodcote Royal If any was required, tonight was proof that sh*t happens in this game we love.
Given that by half time we were playing with just one of our first choice back four, every player who took the field tonight did us proud.
It would be easy to pick out one or two who didn't have their best of games but they all stood up and fought to keep the 3pts so generously donated by tonights opponents.
And, if we didn't know before, Pearce and Kelly showed that our youngsters are more than good enough to be this season's squad players. In fact, whilst I'm guessing SC will see things differently, I think Pearce should keep his place as he is the future, already offers no less than Ingimarsson and should only get better the more he plays.
The passage of play that lead to the OG all started from Doyle chasing down yet another lost cause and emerging with the ball.......................we should be thanking our lucky stars for every day that Kev remains at this club.
This result was massive, many thanks to all those who made it possible.
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