18miles
19-07-2007, 18:05
Have a look at this!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7G--snKwJo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7G--snKwJo
View Full Version : Wouldn't believe it!
cooper_J
19-07-2007, 18:12
Alot of people post alot of stuff on here 18m but that is quality.
Unbelievable. I can't believe he got cuffed by that fat chump.
Who'd have thunk it?
Unbelievable. I can't believe he got cuffed by that fat chump.
Who'd have thunk it?
18miles
19-07-2007, 18:15
No wonder he left town when the alleged gangsters came for him !
Gratters
19-07-2007, 18:24
What was that about ????
Why have I just wasted 6 minutes of my life watching nothing in German ???
Why have I just wasted 6 minutes of my life watching nothing in German ???
Hatch End Wolf
19-07-2007, 18:25
Dutch!
Bahama Wolf
19-07-2007, 18:25
Now we know why Chris Waddle missed that penalty in the Cup replay (Sheff Wed.) De Wolf must have whispered he would deck him if he scored!:D
gaz kford
19-07-2007, 18:26
What was that about ????
Why have I just wasted 6 minutes of my life watching nothing in German ???
It was in Dutch..;)
Why have I just wasted 6 minutes of my life watching nothing in German ???
It was in Dutch..;)
cooper_J
19-07-2007, 18:40
What was that about ????
Why have I just wasted 6 minutes of my life watching nothing in German ???
You do know who John De Wolf is don't you?
Why have I just wasted 6 minutes of my life watching nothing in German ???
You do know who John De Wolf is don't you?
BlahBlah
19-07-2007, 18:54
He lost because he didn't have the brace on his leg. Big jessie.
John Williams
19-07-2007, 19:27
I wish I still had my DeWolf shirt...
Hatch End Wolf
19-07-2007, 19:47
Shame he was at the end of his career when he came to us. He had trouble with the pace of english football at first, but when he wasn't carrying injuries he was a mighty man.
What a perfect name for a Wolves player as well!
What a perfect name for a Wolves player as well!
Stans the man
19-07-2007, 20:05
Who was the commentator, Fling de Phlegm?
leekywolf
19-07-2007, 20:09
remember what a class penalty taker he was :)
Dragonwolf
19-07-2007, 20:12
[QUOTE=Hatch End Wolf;430516]Shame he was at the end of his career when he came to us. He had trouble with the pace of english football at first, QUOTE]
He didn't need pace with a body-check like he had.
He didn't need pace with a body-check like he had.
Hatch End Wolf
19-07-2007, 20:16
True Dragon, he was a dirty bugger at times, but what a hero.
gaz kford
19-07-2007, 20:29
Anyone remember seeing him in the away end at Vale with his kid. It was in the late 80's i think. He was a giant of a bloke!!!
Florida Wolfey
19-07-2007, 23:25
Still the best passer of a football I've seen in a Wolves shirt....bar none.
Timberwolf
20-07-2007, 07:56
Got decked by a weak punch. Not the J de Wolf i remember.
Boo getting old, BOOO!
Boo getting old, BOOO!
Ettingshall Wolf
20-07-2007, 08:05
watching nothing in German ???
your right, you were watching nothing in German! ;)
The big man is looking in shape and was caught with a lucky punch! Booo! Rematch!
your right, you were watching nothing in German! ;)
The big man is looking in shape and was caught with a lucky punch! Booo! Rematch!
jaspa888
20-07-2007, 11:38
Anyone remember seeing him in the away end at Vale with his kid. It was in the late 80's i think. He was a giant of a bloke!!!
JDW? He didnt join us until late 1994...
JDW? He didnt join us until late 1994...
Bill McCai
20-07-2007, 11:49
Still the best passer of a football I've seen in a Wolves shirt....bar none.
Better than Paul Cook? I think not Florida Boy!
Better than Paul Cook? I think not Florida Boy!
Florida Wolfey
20-07-2007, 11:58
Better than Paul Cook? I think not Florida Boy!
Cook wasn't fit to lace De Wolf's boots. Far too inconsistent a player and a player who thought he was better than he was. He had a fair majority of Wolves fans convinced as well....obviously you were one of them. ;)
DeWolf never gave the ball away...something you couldn't say about Cook. I actually rate several players above mainly because Cook tried the long pass unsuccessfully far too often. Cook was made to look good by the running of Mutch and Bull..... nuff said. I liked Cook but he was not as good as you make out.
Cook wasn't fit to lace De Wolf's boots. Far too inconsistent a player and a player who thought he was better than he was. He had a fair majority of Wolves fans convinced as well....obviously you were one of them. ;)
DeWolf never gave the ball away...something you couldn't say about Cook. I actually rate several players above mainly because Cook tried the long pass unsuccessfully far too often. Cook was made to look good by the running of Mutch and Bull..... nuff said. I liked Cook but he was not as good as you make out.
Oxford_Wolf
20-07-2007, 12:24
I played 6-a-side last night in my '5 - De Wolf' Wolves shirt.
No wonder he got lamped, his guard was all over the place, his movement low and kicking lacking in power. I'd have im.
Went to Rotterdam just after he signed for us. The man was an idol and they gave me a 7ft by 4ft poster of him for free and a Feyonord shirt.
No wonder he got lamped, his guard was all over the place, his movement low and kicking lacking in power. I'd have im.
Went to Rotterdam just after he signed for us. The man was an idol and they gave me a 7ft by 4ft poster of him for free and a Feyonord shirt.
Mugwump
20-07-2007, 12:41
i think fernando gomez was the best passer i have seen play for wolves.
Chiswick_Wolf
20-07-2007, 12:47
JDW? He didnt join us until late 1994...
Yes it wasn't until about then - I went to the same school as his two sons. I think they left in about 96. So that would seem to make sense.
Yes it wasn't until about then - I went to the same school as his two sons. I think they left in about 96. So that would seem to make sense.
Wednesbury Wolf
20-07-2007, 12:52
Still the best passer of a football I've seen in a Wolves shirt....bar none.
I agree,he was better than anybody I can think of.
I agree,he was better than anybody I can think of.
EddieClamp-tops
20-07-2007, 13:23
Still the best passer of a football I've seen in a Wolves shirt....bar none.
Just 2 words - PETER BROADBENT!
Just 2 words - PETER BROADBENT!
hambaps
20-07-2007, 14:12
2 words - Mo Camara
jackfieldwolf
20-07-2007, 16:06
I played 6-a-side last night in my '5 - De Wolf' Wolves shirt.
No wonder he got lamped, his guard was all over the place, his movement low and kicking lacking in power. I'd have im.
Went to Rotterdam just after he signed for us. The man was an idol and they gave me a 7ft by 4ft poster of him for free and a Feyonord shirt.
I lived in Holland for a few years, and was there when De Wolf joined us. De Wolf is a big celeb in Holland Take a trip to Rotterdam and I garuentee you will see plenty of De Wolf look a likes, He sort of epitomises the Dutch 'macho cool look'
Always featured on T.V. there especially in T.V. adds, remember a Heinecken add or Amstel, where De Wolf [out for a walk]is struggling to hold the leash of two ferocious pet Wolves, then the Wolves $$$$ their hind legs against a lampost, inducing the post to buckle under the stream of **** :D
Remember the throng of Dutch journo's jossling the turnip. One asks the turnip 'Have you signed De Wolf because of his name'. 'No says turnip, I've signed him because he can play football' :)
No wonder he got lamped, his guard was all over the place, his movement low and kicking lacking in power. I'd have im.
Went to Rotterdam just after he signed for us. The man was an idol and they gave me a 7ft by 4ft poster of him for free and a Feyonord shirt.
I lived in Holland for a few years, and was there when De Wolf joined us. De Wolf is a big celeb in Holland Take a trip to Rotterdam and I garuentee you will see plenty of De Wolf look a likes, He sort of epitomises the Dutch 'macho cool look'
Always featured on T.V. there especially in T.V. adds, remember a Heinecken add or Amstel, where De Wolf [out for a walk]is struggling to hold the leash of two ferocious pet Wolves, then the Wolves $$$$ their hind legs against a lampost, inducing the post to buckle under the stream of **** :D
Remember the throng of Dutch journo's jossling the turnip. One asks the turnip 'Have you signed De Wolf because of his name'. 'No says turnip, I've signed him because he can play football' :)
gaz kford
20-07-2007, 18:52
JDW? He didnt join us until late 1994...
Yes your right i've been to vale that many time's with Wolves i forgot what year i saw him.:confused:
Oh dear never mind....:o
Yes your right i've been to vale that many time's with Wolves i forgot what year i saw him.:confused:
Oh dear never mind....:o
Lou Pine
20-07-2007, 19:38
Good passer of the ball, but that right hander had him struggling as much as he did against Reading at their old ground when they stuffed us on the telly!
Phoenix
20-07-2007, 19:38
I've got to get this off my chest...
We had Peter and De Wolf as our center half partnership in 1994/5. (as in Shirtliff).
...can now relax.
We had Peter and De Wolf as our center half partnership in 1994/5. (as in Shirtliff).
...can now relax.
Powelly
26-07-2007, 01:46
We lost promotion the night he got injured( sunderland- Lee Howey???) in the year we was slogging it with boro at the top IMO
proper no nonsense centre half who could also play a bit.. would loved to have seen him have a crack in the premiership, especially as it was pretty mediocre in the mid 90's when compared to the quality at the top today .. Taylor's best signing by a distance IMO and the best centre half we've had at the club in my time as a fan ( since mid 80's), he had that "aura" around him that inspired others
proper no nonsense centre half who could also play a bit.. would loved to have seen him have a crack in the premiership, especially as it was pretty mediocre in the mid 90's when compared to the quality at the top today .. Taylor's best signing by a distance IMO and the best centre half we've had at the club in my time as a fan ( since mid 80's), he had that "aura" around him that inspired others
jaspa888
26-07-2007, 08:09
Howey - the $$$$ who cropped Geoff Thomas when he was absolutely hot for us (5 goals in 9 games IIRC)
cooper_J
26-07-2007, 08:47
I've got to get this off my chest...
We had Peter and De Wolf as our center half partnership in 1994/5. (as in Shirtliff).
...can now relax.
Hmmmm I wonder if people were clambering for a pacy centrehalf then?
We had Peter and De Wolf as our center half partnership in 1994/5. (as in Shirtliff).
...can now relax.
Hmmmm I wonder if people were clambering for a pacy centrehalf then?
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