Last Time You Enjoyed Watching a Wolves Game

[Very Proud (AKA Still Proud)]

Since Covid brought the curtain down on the 2019/20 season just after Brighton at home there’s only one game that sticks in the mind for me Man Utd away last season.

Aside from that it was Spurs away, coming out of the ground puffing my chest out with pride at my team’s performance.

In 2 and a half years since it’s been painful. All the pleasure had evaporated and it’s now a chore to watch us play.

Man Utd was an exception Spurs away March 2020 was the last time I really enjoyed watching Wolves.

 

[Mr Sizzle]

You are right / we were spoiled for a couple of years and now it’s back to reality as a wolves fan. But I can’t really remember anything enjoyable in the post Covid era.

 

[Wolf 82]

Same. Man Utd away.

I enjoyed 45 mins against Arsenal away also.

Before that.. probably the Olympiakos win?

I didn’t enjoy a minute of Nuno’s last season.

 

[Bugsy911]

Spurs away last season we did a real job on them then collapsed.

 

[manchesterwolf17]

The only brief period between Nuno's final season and now that I've enjoyed watching were Lage's first 3 games. Everything other than that has been painfully dull, even when we've won.

 

[JOSWolf]

Spurs away, Man Utd away last season and Watford at home. Most games though are depressing and a chore to watch. Dont enjoy watching us anymore and it makes me very sad. Had to turn off the game tonight before the final whistle. Too painful and sick of not seeing us win a game.

 

[oldgoldheart]

Since Covid brought the curtain down on the 2019/20 season just after Brighton at home there’s only one game that sticks in the mind for me Man Utd away last season.

Aside from that it was Spurs away, coming out of the ground puffing my chest out with pride at my team’s performance.

In 2 and a half years since it’s been painful. All the pleasure had evaporated and it’s now a chore to watch us play.

Man Utd was an exception Spurs away March 2020 was the last time I really enjoyed watching Wolves.

I agree. Spurs away 2020

 

[xbomber]

Watford at home last season was fun.

 

[Fifty Niner]

Sad thing is that Wolves now have a reputation for being a very dull watch.

 

[TFWanderers]

Really enjoyed Spurs away last season and since then, I think I’ve missed 2 games.

I am really struggling to find the enthusiasm to go. It’s just boring and predictable.

 

[Deleted member 8455jwf]

We played awful away but the Villa come back was awesome.
Home we should have absolutely smashed them but still a win was a win.

 

[VancouverWolf]

When was the last time I enjoyed a Wolves game?

are you kidding me?….enjoyed?……wow……forget enjoyment.

The question to ask me is when was the last time I watched a game without trepidation ? I used to be buzzed jumping out of bed at 3.30am for a game. ……now there is practically no buzz.
( average start weekend is 6 or 7 am).

 

[VancouverWolf]

Spurs away, Man Utd away last season and Watford at home. Most games though are depressing and a chore to watch. Dont enjoy watching us anymore and it makes me very sad. Had to turn off the game tonight before the final whistle. Too painful and sick of not seeing us win a game.

How long before the whistle did you turn it off?
For once it was great to see us chasing the winner until the final whistle. Usually we are the ones on the back foot as the minutes die down.
I thought, in those final minutes, we just very well might score.

 

[Hoganstolemywife]

Man Utd away. Before then..... the last 10 minutes of Villa away perhaps.

Before then.... Palace at Home under Nuno?

 

[BCWolf]

Pre-VAR days.

Barely recognize the game anymore and barely ever celebrate a goal until I know it has been certified by PL accountants & lawyers, the Big 6 as well as the gambling syndicates.

 

[Pagey]

The 1st 45 minutes v leeds at home.

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

The 1st 45 minutes v leeds at home.

This.

It’s been downhill from there.

 

[Kcb92]

Same. Man Utd away.

I enjoyed 45 mins against Arsenal away also.

Before that.. probably the Olympiakos win?

I didn’t enjoy a minute of Nuno’s last season.

The Blades game on the opening day of that season was alright to be fair. All downhill from there though.

Still laugh at the thought of Tim Spiers' piece dubbing us Wolves 4.0 after it.

 

[Big Saft Kid]

Last game that I was present at which I really enjoyed was Wolves 3 City 2 at Christmas 2019, that's 2 and a half years.

 

[Parkfieldswolf]

It’s been more endurance than enjoyment for most of the last two years.

 

[Tring Wolf]

I quite enjoyed the first half away at Spurs last week…

But yes, we haven’t been a great watch for a while now.

 

[RosehillWolf]

Can’t remember a specific but it would have been when Jota was up front

 

[anthony]

Wolves 5 arsenal 3 title decider fiffa 5 minutes ago fwaw

 

[TibbertonWolf]

Possibly against the trend here but I enjoyed watching the Newcastle game, PNE before that and Fulham before that.

For me it's not just hoping for exciting, perfect football, it's the enjoyment of the pre-match walk and greasy burger with my daughter and partner (my partner was only supposed to attend one match and now she seems to think she will be going to all of them) and then the whole experience of the match before the moaning and analysis on the way back to the car.

For how long I can remain positive and chirpy remains to be seen.

 

[Direwolf]

I have to admit I always love to watch the Wolves despite the frustration.

Absolutely despise it when we don't win. I always wake up in the middle of the night after the result. If we win I love that feeling drifting back to sleep (it's been a while). It's a lovely feeling when it happens. When we lose more often than not I wake up, realise we lost and get really stressed out with an abundance of regret and if only's. That is the most horrible feeling.

 

[Cousins78]

Villa at home, last time we won in the league

 

[JadeWolf]

Think it’s a poorly worded question. Lots of people enjoy watching us even if the team doesn’t perform.

I guess the real question is when did we put in a complete, 90-minute performance where we dominated, played well and won?

Maybe Watford at home last year, although that has to be said was against a very poor team.

I actually think we played really well in quite a few games last season but because we didn’t dominate or batter the opposition we seem to forget. Man Utd away, Tottenham away, West Ham at home.

 

[MasWolf]

Watford was great last season. We absolutely battered them.

 

[Very Proud (AKA Still Proud)]

Think it’s a poorly worded question. Lots of people enjoy watching us even if the team doesn’t perform.

I guess the real question is when did we put in a complete, 90-minute performance where we dominated, played well and won?

Maybe Watford at home last year, although that has to be said was against a very poor team.

I actually think we played really well in quite a few games last season but because we didn’t dominate or batter the opposition we seem to forget. Man Utd away, Tottenham away, West Ham at home.

I guess enjoyment is a personal thing. I saw us dominate the ball last night and play lots and lots of passes, but didn’t enjoy it at all.

Came out of Old Trafford earlier on in the year seeing what we were capable of, but overall the last two years have Been a hard grind mostly devoid of any excitement and hope.

 

[WolfInSheep'sClothing]

I enjoyed the Newcastle game. Frustrating though it was.

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

Villa at home last season

 

[manchesterwolf17]

The anxiety that VAR brings certainly doesn't help any enjoyment aspect.

Constantly feeling like you can't really commit to celebrating a goal in case something gets called back (I mean it only happened a few days ago)... Or whether a penalty will be given for some stupid handball etc whilst play has moved on entirely.

Particularly when you don't score a lot anyway. Those moments should be precious. Instead they're immersed with trepidation, doubt and dilution.

 

[Fenrir_]

Think it’s a poorly worded question. Lots of people enjoy watching us even if the team doesn’t perform.

I guess the real question is when did we put in a complete, 90-minute performance where we dominated, played well and won?

Maybe Watford at home last year, although that has to be said was against a very poor team.

I actually think we played really well in quite a few games last season but because we didn’t dominate or batter the opposition we seem to forget. Man Utd away, Tottenham away, West Ham at home.

West Ham at home and the Watford games were probably the only times we put in a good 90 minutes. Most of the other memorable performances were a good/excellent first half which became average after half time and other than Watford I can't remember us comfortably seeing a game out

 

[Quicksilver]

1977

 

[SanFranWolf]

It's been a long time.

Tbh it's gotten to the point where it's hard to watch us at all.

 

[Bigcheese]

When we beat spurs 3-1 away when they had Wembley as there home ground.
I was on my yearly jolly with the wife in Barbados and in a bar full of spurs fans with me being the only wolf there, but I was the only one jumping around at the end

 

[jrpb-3]

Enjoyed bits of a few games plus the ones mentioned, but those aside it’s often felt more like a punishment.
I’ve never left a game early till last season against Brighton when the 3rd went in
Not a great way to finish my birthday week

 

[wwbug]

I thought my expectations were too high .
Now I see I am not the only one questioning , is it worth the time and cost .

 

[RMNottm]

All the time, yes I get frustrated, but I love going to matches.

 

[Matt]

Post covid probably United away last season, and that was a nail-biter. Typically I missed the bloody Watford game. Watching us is a real chore and I've found myself going to fewer games because of it.