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maybe, but I think that's just a way of answering that they're fit, without revealing too much.

I'd go with Bellegarde starting and Cuhna on the bench.

Probably because the goal they scored was basically a rebound tapped into the open goal, which would account for almost all of their 1.08 XG.

Leicester have lost 6 home games on the trot without scoring a goal. They're not suddenly going to have a big turnaround in fortune. And Ipswich? Delap is a threat (and a cheat) and they're physical and committed, but nowhere near good enough. We're virtually there. Also, of the current top 8...

Genuinely surprised if anyone actually watches SSN for a source of transfer news and updates these days. Absolute clowns, rehashing the same old dirge over and over again. Rumours, speculation and nonsense being strung out by talking really slowly to add drama and gravitas to the s***e they...

Easy drive down on the M4. Free street parking just off the North End Road. Went to the The Elm a good little pub where we met one of our lot who was already in London. He'd already got a table and a round of beers in. Great music on in the pub, The Clash, T Rex, Blur, Libertines to name a few...

Rosie's Bar is good, in Stowell Street right near the ground.

The 'self sustaining model' is all well and good, and can work. But you need people who know what they're doing in the leadership roles within the club. It takes planning, a good scouting network, buying and selling at the right time, good decision making and clear direction. We lack all of that.

A mate of a mate used to write to clubs when managers were sacked applying for the job, citing his successes with his kids teams and his experience watching football all his life. When clubs used to say how many serious applicants they’d had….he would be one of the ‘not serious’. Almost all of...

I absolutely deserved to be dropped after a terrible performance at Brentford, but he wasn't, and he was much, much better against City. Would be harsh to drop him after the City performance.

Another ridiculous example this week with Fernandes… Ref awards a red. VAR doesn’t overturn it on the day, or ask the ref to look at the screen. Then, two days later the red’s rescinded. Please can someone explain this to me. VAR is an abomination! Ruins the match and then still makes mess of...

There's a piece on the BBC Football page about VAR for next season. It reads like a spoof article, with the comments from Webb and also the introduction of explanations on social media. Honestly it's beyond parody. Have a read. VAR in the Premier League: What is new for 2024-25 season?

A huge banner in the South Bank would be great!

Struggling to get behind anything to do with Wolves at the moment!! Just not interested. So it’s really with no sense of excitement or enthusiasm at all, that after much debate and thinking, we’re renewing. Strange feeling though. It’s £1470 which feels like very poor value for the VAR...

Absolutely spot on. Sussex, that so perfectly sums up my feelings about it all. The benefits and the search for some kind of unachievable perfection has impacted so negatively on the match going fans and no-one seems to care about it. They just continue to talk about improving it, speeding up...

This post misses the point by a million miles. Sorry, but for most of the years i've be supporting Wolves, we've been way worse than we are now. Since my Dad first took me in 1973, we've very rarely been in a better position as a club than we currently are. VAR is the single biggest factor...

The way I look at it, is we were very much on the Mendes carousel, so you get favours and deals that work well for you…and some payback when required. So within the carousel of teams within his sphere of influence (let’s call it that) we benefitted from so many deals for players to get us...

We were at the Aldershot away game, and news started trickling through. It was a cramped away terrace there and you all have to leave through a narrow exit down behind the 'main stand'... Then of course Torquay at home was the first game played after Hillsborough, where gates were left open in...

We won't need a bigger stadium if VAR continues to destroy football for the match going fan.

No harm in asking... But you know what it's like. We'll most likely crack and go anyway!