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View Full Version : Cambridge United O/S Report Hathwolf 11-01-2008, 07:54 http://www.newsnow.co.uk/cgi/NGoto/251524558?-300 Bit of a different take on the game, especially the comments about Peterborough being subhuman and Bothroyd being a cheat! jlovatt 11-01-2008, 08:47 Wow, they made it seem like a good match in that report! All their players rated 8 or 9! stever 11-01-2008, 09:02 at least their 'soundtrack of the day' was a good choice!! John 11-01-2008, 09:03 Wow, they made it seem like a good match in that report! It was. wolvesman 11-01-2008, 09:22 Wow, they made it seem like a good match in that report! All their players rated 8 or 9! Indeed.. I see from the Sporting Life stats, Cambridge had 1 shot on target in the game and 0 shots off target. I thought they had at least 1 other shot surely. Doesn't say too much for us though with our 23 shots resulting in 2 goals. The ratings are amusing as well, defiantly based on non league I think. Elephant Pyjamas 11-01-2008, 09:26 Indeed.. I see from the Sporting Life stats, Cambridge had 1 shot on target in the game and 0 shots off target. I thought they had at least 1 other shot surely. Doesn't say too much for us though with our 23 shots resulting in 2 goals. The ratings are amusing as well, defiantly based on non league I think. Yes i think those stats prove that Wolves weren't lucky, "or got out of jail" as some people have suggested. EasternWolf 11-01-2008, 12:12 What a great report and support for their team!! Had we played Real Madrid with such good effect as they played us then our players would have been scored like they scored theirs .. Wolv3nsam 11-01-2008, 12:19 "The magnificent Mighty U's"! Beastier 11-01-2008, 12:26 I'm not sure whether the reference to "a quaint old fashioned clock" or to our "fast-breaking attack" best represents the ignorance of the writer. John 11-01-2008, 12:38 I'm not sure whether the reference to "a quaint old fashioned clock" or to our "fast-breaking attack" best represents the ignorance of the writer. Pardon? The clock is a quaint old fashioned one. Most grounds as new as the mol have a digitial clock on display, that is readable all round the ground. We did break quickly against Cambridge. Both Kightly and Jarvis have pace. EasternWolf 11-01-2008, 13:02 I'm not sure whether the reference to "a quaint old fashioned clock" or to our "fast-breaking attack" best represents the ignorance of the writer. I dunno ..he doesn't seem particularly ignorant to me ..he clearly knows his football .. writes entertainingly and fairly, I think. Beastier 11-01-2008, 13:07 Pardon? The clock is a quaint old fashioned one. Most grounds as new as the mol have a digitial clock on display, that is readable all round the ground. We did break quickly against Cambridge. Both Kightly and Jarvis have pace. Yes I was meaning his apparent ignorance to the significance of that particular clock as opposed to it being a generic quaint old fashioned clock Ginger Chimp 11-01-2008, 15:45 Yes I was meaning his apparent ignorance to the significance of that particular clock as opposed to it being a generic quaint old fashioned clock You can hardly accuse a non-league supporter of ignorance concerning our clock FFS.:rolleyes: RichRalph 11-01-2008, 17:16 Bless 'em. Hope they enjoyed their 15 minutes... I like the bit about jaws dropping at the sight of all of 24 coaches. Bless'em. Do they think they are the only team ever to take 4000 away. A word to my fellow Wolves fans. This is how some of us sound when we play the likes of Man Yooo. Small club syndrone. Just be cool and don't get carried away. Remember, once upon a time we did the 4000+ thing every week. Its no big deal. Akaman 12-01-2008, 01:08 It's funny how he berates the ref for awarding Kightly's free kick as well as many more to the 'theatrical hosts', yet mentions nothing about the extremely dodgy penalty which led to them scoring |
