Wolfman jack
14-04-2006, 18:58
What the chuff was that all about? Anybody closer to the action than I was?
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Space Wolf
14-04-2006, 20:11
One guy was moaning about Hoddle and the team in general. A guy infront of him turned around and started having a go saying all he ever did was moan etc. Then as the moaner was leaving a bloke dives over a row of seats to try and get to him. Bit of a scuffle by the stairs (N4) and the stewards break them up.
Never seen anything like it.
Never seen anything like it.
Stewarton Wolf
14-04-2006, 20:23
One guy was moaning about Hoddle and the team in general. A guy infront of him turned around and started having a go saying all he ever did was moan etc. Then as the moaner was leaving a bloke dives over a row of seats to try and get to him. Bit of a scuffle by the stairs (N4) and the stewards break them up.
Never seen anything like it.
used to happen all the while when Turner was the manager and we even had badges
Never seen anything like it.
used to happen all the while when Turner was the manager and we even had badges
Grinder
14-04-2006, 20:25
I never realised Wolves fans moaned at home matches.
dazmanwolf
14-04-2006, 21:42
I never realised Wolves fans moaned at home matches.
We are usually so refined and dignified - can't believe a word of it myself!
Pass the Pimms! ;)
We are usually so refined and dignified - can't believe a word of it myself!
Pass the Pimms! ;)
Goldwolf
14-04-2006, 22:21
The one guy looked about 55 and he tried to leap over the stairs. He'd have broken something is he had probably, so good job he thought better of it.
It was the most entertaining thing to happen in the second half.
It was the most entertaining thing to happen in the second half.
1wolves
14-04-2006, 23:59
Where them lot in N5 causing trouble? I could see a couple of blokes in N5 singing towards N4, and some blokes in N4 offering them out.
Stupid really, got me off my seat though!!! :D
Stupid really, got me off my seat though!!! :D
I.D.
15-04-2006, 00:05
Tartan flasks at dawn!
1wolves
15-04-2006, 00:23
Made more noise than the South Bank today.
SOA Wolf
15-04-2006, 01:46
Most entertaining thing at the Mol this season (with the possible exception of Cardiff)...certainly better than the dirge served up on the pitch.
UNCLE REMUS
15-04-2006, 07:38
Son in law tempted me down yesterday, $$$$ing abolute rubbish. I think the average fan as the right to moan about that garbage, all this blind faith about supporting a team through thick and thin is $$$$$$$$.
Players and managers are well paid for a relatively short working week doing something they should enjoy, how many here would play football for a living if they could. So when they don't perform they should ge moaned about.
Anybody that defends this current lot, they're the $$$$ing idiots because they're helping to perpetuate the present goings on at Wolves
Contreversial yes, because I cannot see a way out of this present dilema, if things continue, god help us.
Players and managers are well paid for a relatively short working week doing something they should enjoy, how many here would play football for a living if they could. So when they don't perform they should ge moaned about.
Anybody that defends this current lot, they're the $$$$ing idiots because they're helping to perpetuate the present goings on at Wolves
Contreversial yes, because I cannot see a way out of this present dilema, if things continue, god help us.
Essex Wolf
15-04-2006, 08:05
At least this proves fans in the NB are awake.
UNCLE REMUS
15-04-2006, 08:06
At least this proves fans in the NB are awake.
I don't see how anyone could have been awake during the second half yesterday.
I don't see how anyone could have been awake during the second half yesterday.
Essex Wolf
15-04-2006, 08:08
I don't see how anyone could have been awake during the second half yesterday.
The sudden sound of the Watford fans cheering their goal woke them up.;)
The sudden sound of the Watford fans cheering their goal woke them up.;)
UNCLE REMUS
15-04-2006, 08:17
The sudden sound of the Watford fans cheering their goal woke them up.;)
Oh! right.
Mind you it was a very warm afternoon, very pleasant time spent in the Posada before and after the game.
Oh! right.
Mind you it was a very warm afternoon, very pleasant time spent in the Posada before and after the game.
Jack Bauer
15-04-2006, 08:23
Probably the stewards faults, bunch of nazi wannabe $$$$ing coppers.
Essex Wolf
15-04-2006, 08:23
I enjoyed most of the day until I took my seat for the 2nd half.
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