berwickwolf
Just doesn't shut up
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There were about 5 minutes of excitement and the rest was pretty damn poor, as most posts have already said. It was sad to see a group of talented, professional players playing like that. And pretty sad, for me, was this young lad and his dad sat in front of us in SBU. Before the game, it was brilliant to see how proud the dad was to bring his son to Molineux, and how excited the young boy was. That is what sport is about, and especially, for all of us, supporting the Wolves. It reminded me when I went to Molineux the first time in 76/77 season, in bobble hat and scarf, my mum took me from Gloucester and it was just great, the sound, the crowd, all Wolves fans. Thinking about it now, we sat near to where I was sitting yesterday, in the old John Ireland stand. Watching your heroes play live and hearing your fellow Wolves fans in the North Bank, and occasionally the South Bank (!), sing the songs you've only heard on the radio/tv. Unforgettable.
It's not much fun, though, when we play that kind of football and the crowd around you starts to turn. Brighton at home was poisonous, and there'll be kids not returning after that for a while at least.
I've always been a happy clapper, except for when Saunders was in charge. But I'm pretty down on 2 accounts: I'm trying hard not to really dislike Hwang, because he does try, but he's awful and I cannot understand why he plays ahead of Fabio. And secondly, Lage. I tried to support him even though it was devastating to lose Nuno, and the article in the Athletic showed his effort and intensity, good qualities. However, he has taken us backwards: as a team and in the way he has coached individuals, Kilman excepted.
I hope he goes and we get in a manager that brings back some entertainment and that shows the kids how fantastic it is to be a Wolves fan. And I hope every father or mother that brought their kid/s to the game had a great, memorable time yesterday and in the future.
Edit: The Wolves Disability team were fantastic! great football.
It's not much fun, though, when we play that kind of football and the crowd around you starts to turn. Brighton at home was poisonous, and there'll be kids not returning after that for a while at least.
I've always been a happy clapper, except for when Saunders was in charge. But I'm pretty down on 2 accounts: I'm trying hard not to really dislike Hwang, because he does try, but he's awful and I cannot understand why he plays ahead of Fabio. And secondly, Lage. I tried to support him even though it was devastating to lose Nuno, and the article in the Athletic showed his effort and intensity, good qualities. However, he has taken us backwards: as a team and in the way he has coached individuals, Kilman excepted.
I hope he goes and we get in a manager that brings back some entertainment and that shows the kids how fantastic it is to be a Wolves fan. And I hope every father or mother that brought their kid/s to the game had a great, memorable time yesterday and in the future.
Edit: The Wolves Disability team were fantastic! great football.
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