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View Full Version : Next 4 away games northnorfolkwolf 12-10-2007, 18:20 Just had a fright - looked at the next 4 away games - Cardiff, Ipswich, Soton and Albion (Bristol City and Barnsley at home in-between). Regret to say that unless we raise our game dramatically I don't forsee much joy on our travels in October and November and then we could be well down the league and 18 matches will have gone. Swinford Wolf 12-10-2007, 18:30 By the end of this period we should at least know which way our season is going...... The Bear 12-10-2007, 19:32 Well we never get anything at Southampton and wba will still be a tough game, but Cardiff and Ipswich are very winable games IMO. The Bear 12-10-2007, 19:39 Well we never get anything at Southampton and wba will still be a tough game, but Cardiff and Ipswich are very winable games IMO. Woburn Wolf 12-10-2007, 19:53 True Norfolk but I think the writing will be on the wall for McCarthy before we get to Saints and Albion (unless results pick up and we have some difficult ones in store in the next month or so) and as an aside what's the odds that McIndoe puts one over us at the Mol. wanderer24 12-10-2007, 20:11 Win your home, draw away. Job done. Anything else is a bonus. Cosmo Kramer 12-10-2007, 20:26 hell be long gone by soton and to be honest , cant say im too sad Paul76 12-10-2007, 20:32 I don't think it's possible to look at the fixtures and know what games were going to win or lose. You just don't know in this league, it's not possible to predict games. If we can keep it tight at the back then I see no reason why we can't go on a good run. I think Wolves have proved that they play there best football away from the pressures of the Molineux. For those of you who think MM will be gone soon then I'm afraid your deluding yourselves. Wolv3nsam 12-10-2007, 20:52 Just had a fright - looked at the next 4 away games - Cardiff, Ipswich, Soton and Albion (Bristol City and Barnsley at home in-between). Regret to say that unless we raise our game dramatically I don't forsee much joy on our travels in October and November and then we could be well down the league and 18 matches will have gone. I reckon we'll get something at Cardiff, Ipswich, Barnsley, maybe Southampton. WBA and Bristol City will be very tough games. SmokeyGB 12-10-2007, 20:57 You say MM will be gone by Southampton ??????????? Have you been given any indication from the board that they dont/not happy with MM performance ??? NO So stop with the lame predictions and support the team. Paul76 12-10-2007, 21:07 They've been rubbing there crystal balls again. The Bear 12-10-2007, 22:10 Talking balls more like. Hatch End Wolf 12-10-2007, 22:17 Spherical objects! Powelly 12-10-2007, 23:02 quite right in saying that its our toughest run of games of the season given we have Charlton( 2nd best side in the league behind albion) , Brizzle and Barnsley( who have both hit the ground running unexpectedly) In case anyone hasnt noticed, Ipswich have been scoring goals for fun as of late at home.. 11 goals in 4 games.. cardiff are beginning to click with their front line saints are unpredictable but with our record there id be more than happy with a point and sorry but unless we improve vastly we'll get a thumping off them lot down the road as they dont need 20 chances per goal scored like we do at the moment.. Before the " stop being negative" brigade have a go, im being a realist... of our 4 wins, 2 of them we were the poorer side and the other 2 against 2 of the weakest sides in the league( Norwich being the poorest side i have seen at this level for at least 10 years) our next 7 games will define if we are going to be good enough to challenge or not..and ultimately if MM stays in a job or not.. like it or not Ogerp 12-10-2007, 23:27 NNFW can only see, hopefully, one point out of those four away games, With three points from the home games. TEAM STUBBS NEW TEAM MEMBER IS THE SAGE.:D northnorfolkwolf 13-10-2007, 19:51 The air of pessimism is clearly evident here, which after last season is a massive disappointment. Unless Jarvis and the Utd lad are instant hits I really forsee no more than 3 points from the 4 away games and perhaps 6/7 from the next 4 home matches. This, whilst not disastrous, would leave us mid table and perhaps 12/14 points off top spot with 18 games gone. IrchyWolf 14-10-2007, 10:14 I see a minimum of eight points from those four games. Our defence is tightening up. We have cohorts returning in midfield to strengthen and we will score goals if those sides continue to adopt an offensive mentality against us rather than the usual negative spoiling à la Leicester game. Relax, it's a BEEYOOTIFUL season. Stop with the negative vibes already :) Japan Wulf 14-10-2007, 16:52 hell be long gone by soton and to be honest , cant say im too sad Not a lot of punctuation there. Perhaps he means, "Hell, I'll be long gone by So't'on." Just a thought..... Woburn Wolf 14-10-2007, 17:35 quite right in saying that its our toughest run of games of the season given we have Charlton( 2nd best side in the league behind albion) , Brizzle and Barnsley( who have both hit the ground running unexpectedly) In case anyone hasnt noticed, Ipswich have been scoring goals for fun as of late at home.. 11 goals in 4 games.. cardiff are beginning to click with their front line saints are unpredictable but with our record there id be more than happy with a point and sorry but unless we improve vastly we'll get a thumping off them lot down the road as they dont need 20 chances per goal scored like we do at the moment.. Before the " stop being negative" brigade have a go, im being a realist... of our 4 wins, 2 of them we were the poorer side and the other 2 against 2 of the weakest sides in the league( Norwich being the poorest side i have seen at this level for at least 10 years) our next 7 games will define if we are going to be good enough to challenge or not..and ultimately if MM stays in a job or not.. like it or not Good post. Black Suit 14-10-2007, 23:57 Relax lads, our biggest enemy is us! We don't believe in ourselves, perhaps because Mad Mick has convinced us that our best optiond are the ones that cannot score regularly! Christ I hope he is right and I am a silly prat who has no idea, because that means he will make me happy nevertheless, and we will rejoice, what we all want after all. Forza Mad Mick. Please be our Saviour. It is starting to hurt again, and the football is awful. (Bar Norwich, that was frustrating). Devil's Slide Wolf 15-10-2007, 00:59 It's definitely tough to predict. all the aforementioned teams bar WBA are inconsistent, as are we. We could be pushing for promotion or lurking somewhere near the bottom third by December. What of MM's future?? Well, I have a feeling that Morgan's going to give him the full season unless we face a disastrous losing streak. ROVERT47 15-10-2007, 07:46 Just had a fright - looked at the next 4 away games - Cardiff, Ipswich, Soton and Albion (Bristol City and Barnsley at home in-between). Regret to say that unless we raise our game dramatically I don't forsee much joy on our travels in October and November and then we could be well down the league and 18 matches will have gone. I would imagine that, on the supporter msg boards of the teams that you refer to,someone has posted a comment saying something along the lines of,"Wolves at home is going to be a tough game". jonowolf 15-10-2007, 09:02 Ipswich have won there last four or five at home and scored a bag full of goals.So we are sure to win that one. Essex Wolf 15-10-2007, 10:30 The way Wolves had been playing at home I didn't expect them to take 3 points off Coventry but they did so assume nothing people. |
