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This seems a good point

Best for us. Both teams drop two points.

Always best surely to have a draw in games like these? Then our closest rivals share only 2 points rather than 3. If every such game was a draw, we'd need only 2/3 as many points compared with them randomly winning and sharing out 3 each time (and we assume they always lose to teams considerably...

Got it now. Thx.

Ps. I am in France.

Hi, I've got the audio with Mikey Burrows, but how do I get the video stream? I'm not looking for anything illegal - I'm happy to pay for it. Thanks.

I love it. What a lovely guy, and what a fantastic model. Agree it should be in the museum - the very best place for it. Would be happy to contribute to make it happen. Over to you Laurie?

Any body know where I can find a statement of my loyalty points? I'm logged in to the website, but can't see anything.

Around about xmas, someone (in Portugal, I think) put-out some video compilations of all the goals and brilliant footwork by our Portugese players - there was one for Jota, one for Cav, one for Helder etc. They were great. It's high time they were updated - perhaps someone's done it and I missed it?

I love the quote from the Wolverhampton Chronicle of 1869 describing the South Staffordshire Industrial and Fine Arts Exhibition held in the Molineux grounds in that year. The main purpose of the event (attended by 222,000 people, no less) was: "...to give the teeming population an opportunity...

Yeah Tufts - I was so exhausted after wading through all 384 posts on the Goodyear Site thread, I just lost it ;)

You're right Reans (doh!) - fixed - thx.

Stimulated by comments on the Goodyear Site thread, I did a google search on Molineux House. I thus discovered (in addition to the newspaper article I posted in that thread) this extremely interesting historical website on the Molineux family and their House whose grounds, after various uses...

For some reason, the above prompted a google search, and I found this: http://www.birminghampost.co.uk/lifestyle/housing-history-molineux-house-wolverhampton-3930052 An interesting bit of history and it refers in some detail to the gardens and activities which used to take place on the Mol site...