No apologies….I’m posting this again.

[Mark Rankines Lovechild]

A spine tingling and emotional now as it was when I first posted a few years back. We really have been blessed.

If anyone hasnt seen this then enjoy..(or enjoy it all over again)

 

[whitnash wolf ex.dewsbury]

A spine tingling and emotional now as it was when I first posted a few years back. We really have been blessed.

If anyone hasnt seen this then enjoy..(or enjoy it all over again)

fantastic memories.was wearing the black away shirt around the house today.
If only we could get a prem.class. free kick specialist like Douglas.

 

[Mugwump]

I loved Cav and how he played in that team. Would be perfectly suited to our style now.

 

[LythamWolf]

Great memories. What a season, what a squad and can’t not mention Nuno.

 

[JR WAS KING]

Could watch it over and over again.

The best bit for me was seeing the emotion of Nuno, it's how I want to remember him. I just don't know what happened last season and I guess we'll never find out.

 

[TooMutchBull]

Pornography. I love our club - its been **** at times but I wouldn't swap it.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

I loved Cav and how he played in that team. Would be perfectly suited to our style now.

I never saw the sense in moving him on. Every team needs squad fillers... Except us it would seem.

 

[Mugwump]

I never saw the sense in moving him on. Every team needs squad fillers... Except us it would seem.

Even in the top flight he was a handy player. We got a good fee though and maybe he wanted to play more.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Even in the top flight he was a handy player. We got a good fee though and maybe he wanted to play more.

It was a fair fee. Maybe he wanted the move. He was the right player at the right time for Wolves, like so many of our signings at the time.

 

[JR WAS KING]

I never saw the sense in moving him on. Every team needs squad fillers... Except us it would seem.

I thought Cav was great and was sad to see him go, but he hasn't exactly set the world alight at Fulham

 

[dennison11]

I've watched that video so many times on YouTube. Never, EVER gets dull

 

[Mark Rankines Lovechild]

Its the three journos sniggering at us the start….then the music starts.
Guy that made this was a genius.

 

[sedgwolf1980]

Weirdly I watched the last 5 mins of the Cardiff match just yesterday. Seeing Ruddy in goal the weekend just got me all nostalgic.

A wonderful, wonderful season.

 

[Mile End Wanderer]

A spine tingling and emotional now as it was when I first posted a few years back. We really have been blessed.

If anyone hasnt seen this then enjoy..(or enjoy it all over again)

Beautiful video, Nuno the man we love he created this. That championship team just amazing. His legacy of 5 at the back continues. Our identity

 

[sc91]

That Cardiff game, didn't get to go but watched it a favourite local in North London.

I'm still barred for my celebrations after the 2nd saved penalty.

Absolutely brilliant match.

 

[bully9]

Wolverhampton Wanderers football club Porn.

 

[The Pie Poker]

Its easy to forget how amazing Jota was in a Woves shirt.. My POTY every year he was with us.

Neves alway gets the plaudits, but Jota was the one for me.

 

[The Wolf In The North]

Something a little bittersweet about watching that again, realising just how much time has moved on. It's a different generation.

Bonatini, Jota (especially him), Cavaleiro, Doherty, Douglas, Costa, Batth... all gone, all long gone, really. And then, Nuno. Real Nuno. He looks ten, twelve years younger there, full of fight and vigour.

Beautiful memories, but if not for Neves and Coady it would feel like ancient history almost. So, so sad how the threads unravelled to an extent last year, most specifically in regard to Jota and Doherty and then Nuno, but it was more an emotional dip than anything else, and again we're flying high.

There was so much power and energy in that team, it was electric. I think we're only one or two genuine firecracker players away from getting that 'feel' back again, someone with that 'light me up' element Jota and Cav had. Maybe when Neto returns it will be the spark.

 

[Contrarian]

Something a little bittersweet about watching that again, realising just how much time has moved on. It's a different generation.

Bonatini, Jota (especially him), Cavaleiro, Doherty, Douglas, Costa, Batth... all gone, all long gone, really. And then, Nuno. Real Nuno. He looks ten, twelve years younger there, full of fight and vigour.

Beautiful memories, but if not for Neves and Coady it would feel like ancient history almost. So, so sad how the threads unravelled to an extent last year, most specifically in regard to Jota and Doherty and then Nuno, but it was more an emotional dip than anything else, and again we're flying high.

There was so much power and energy in that team, it was electric. I think we're only one or two genuine firecracker players away from getting that 'feel' back again, someone with that 'light me up' element Jota and Cav had. Maybe when Neto returns it will be the spark.

The way we played in our cup match against Sheff U last weekend reminded me of those days (and the first Prem season).

 

[Wagstaffe Was Magic]

Could watch it over and over again.

The best bit for me was seeing the emotion of Nuno, it's how I want to remember him. I just don't know what happened last season and I guess we'll never find out.

Lost all three of his main goalscorers

 

[Sketchead]

The pandemic stole Nuno's soul, unfortunately, as I'm sure it has thousands, if not millions of others.

What a man. And what a season that was. The two that followed weren't bloody bad either.

 

[wolvesaywe]

After being Cruyff turned into oblivion by Cav at 4:05 Stephen Warnock was last seen sliding uncontrollably past the Aberdeen area

 

[Black Country Wanderer]

Reminds me how good Bonatini looked in the first half of that season,shows you never can tell

 

[Ches78]

It has been an amazing time as a Wolves fan.

I've said it before, but if anyone could stitch something similar together for our 2019/20 season I'd be eternally grateful!

 

[Scallywolf]

I thought Cav was great and was sad to see him go, but he hasn't exactly set the world alight at Fulham

Cav hasn't been in their matchday squad recently.

Is he injured?

 

[Frank Lincoln]

A great watch. But I will always wonder what happened to Nuno. Looking at his smiles, laughter and sheer enthusiasm. Where did it all change for him, last season he looked a shadow of the the man he was. I hope he can regain his love of the game.

 

[SWest Wolf]

Cav hasn't been in their matchday squad recently.

Is he injured?

Yep, injured

 

[Justawolf]

Absolutely fabulous watch again. Thank you Fosun for making it happen. I will always be grateful for giving us this.

 

[Dreadlock Holiday]

I loved Cav and how he played in that team. Would be perfectly suited to our style now.

He was my favourite. I was gutted when he left Mug.

 

[Dreadlock Holiday]

Reminds me how good Bonatini looked in the first half of that season,shows you never can tell

I always wonder what happened to him in the second half of the season.... a different player.

 

[Frank Lincoln]

Cav hasn't been in their matchday squad recently.

Is he injured?

Didn't he tear a hamstring a couple of months ago. He could be out for a while depending how quickly he recovers.

 

[Scallywolf]

A great watch. But I will always wonder what happened to Nuno. Looking at his smiles, laughter and sheer enthusiasm. Where did it all change for him, last season he looked a shadow of the the man he was. I hope he can regain his love of the game.

Hopefully he’s spending a lot more quality time with his family back in Portugal Frank and recharging his batteries. No doubt had a good payoff from the ****neys so no money worries.

Wouldn’t be surprised if he is managing abroad next season and being the Nuno we loved so much.

 

[Mugwump]

A great watch. But I will always wonder what happened to Nuno. Looking at his smiles, laughter and sheer enthusiasm. Where did it all change for him, last season he looked a shadow of the the man he was. I hope he can regain his love of the game.

I still think Covid just impacted him on a level away from football and he never really recovered. Then when you watch how the Raul stuff affected him as well, i think he just lost his love for the game.

 

[Timberwolf]

Bonatini…could’ve been great, became bilge. I’ll never ever understand that.

 

[JR WAS KING]

Lost all three of his main goalscorers

I appreciate that, but he looked the same at Spurs. The spark had gone.

 

[Contrarian]

I loved Cav and how he played in that team. Would be perfectly suited to our style now.

That goal Cav scored at Reading As someone who only gets to a handful of matches a season, delighted that was right in front of us. Something magical about that goal. The second one was unforgettable, too.

 

[Contrarian]

Bonatini…could’ve been great, became bilge. I’ll never ever understand that.

Motivation? I almost see it the other way. Amazed that these young men in their mid-20's who already have earned more than most will in their lifetimes, still get motivated to put their bodies on the line each week. Presumably even at Championship level, a decent player would never need to work again?

And Bonitini is a very odd one. Almost the opposite to our current forwards in that (at his best, anyway), you hardly noticed him, but he had that knack of cropping up for the goals. It's easy to dismiss "tap in" goals, but you have to be there. How many "tap ins" have we missed from numerous crosses across the goal this season, when our current forwards are nowhere near? Bonitini was one who would be there for the tap in. Totally guessing, but I don't think he was the most gifted in terms of build and skills, so he made up for it by playing smart. Played only a few minutes in the Premier League and did really well to set up Traore in that injury time winner v West Ham. Also recall him coming on with about 10 mins to go v Burnley and missing a hat trick of straightforward chances - and I think that was the end of it for him.

Anyway, I think if he had the motivation and attitude, he could have been a mid-table Premier League striker. The 8 or 9 goals a season type and a few assists.

 

[PumpKing]

The period that we played in prior to the promotion, although a relatively short while, I think in future, will be looked back on in the same way as some of us oldies on here now look back on our heyday in the late 50s.
The way the team played under Nuno then was nothing short of magical.
That video will live forever in our memory and in our hearts.

 

[JadeWolf]

The period that we played in prior to the promotion, although a relatively short while, I think in future, will be looked back on in the same way as some of us oldies on here now look back on our heyday in the late 50s.
The way the team played under Nuno then was nothing short of magical.
That video will live forever in our memory and in our hearts.

Was a brilliant season, so many memories.

 

[S G Wolves]

I've got that video stored on my tablet and must have seen it 50 times.

Never get tired of watching it. Great memories.