Warnocks Next Press Conference

[Burton Wolf]

As far as I know Colin hasn't said anything yet. Much as we don't get on with him his next press conference must be the most difficult one he has ever faced?

 

[Deleted at request of member 4337]

Respect for him for staying in the background. Never liked him but do feel sympathetic.

 

[Shifnal Wolf]

I just hope he keeps them up.

 

[The Professional]

It would be difficult not to cry, to be honest. He met with him, scouted him, got to know him- possibly met his family. Will be a gut-wrenching conference to do. Will have a tear in my eye watching it, not ashamed to admit.

 

[sedgwolf1980]

Not going to lie, I have always quite liked him. Really feel for the bloke at this time too, it’s human nature that he would feel some sense of guilt over all this. Such a sad, sad, tragic situation.

I actually hope he keeps them up.

 

[Deleted member 7862Bler]

He will always be Colin to me. Remember that Nuno lacks class because he is foreign.

 

[Tezthewolvesfan]

He will always be Colin to me. Remember that Nuno lacks class because he is foreign.

Heat of the moment comment, he is a character just like Nuno....We need more of these guys in the game

 

[Deleted member 7862Bler]

He told Nuno to **** off several times in clear view of the cameras. He told his Sheffield players to get sent off so as to get a game against WBA abandoned. Steve bull is also on record that Warnock shouted his notts county players to break bully’s legs.

Yeah. We really need more characters like this ****.

 

[Wandsworth Wolf]

After the play off final in Cardiff, Warnock was gracious in defeat and even said he was glad it was Wolves finally getting promoted. Because of that I’ll always forgive his daft outbursts - even that heat-of-the-moment spat with Nuno. He’s always been very complimentary about Wolves, I think he’s a fan of ours on the quiet.

But personal feelings aside, this tragic event transcends club rivalry - anyone who doesn’t feel for him right now is heartless.

 

[306NOTOUT]

I bet he’s regretting saying what he did in his press conference last week

 

[Lupo Italiano]

After the play off final in Cardiff, Warnock was gracious in defeat and even said he was glad it was Wolves finally getting promoted. Because of that I’ll always forgive his daft outbursts - even that heat-of-the-moment spat with Nuno. He’s always been very complimentary about Wolves, I think he’s a fan of ours on the quiet.

But personal feelings aside, this tragic event transcends club rivalry - anyone who doesn’t feel for him right now is heartless.

Well said

 

[Lupo Italiano]

I bet he’s regretting saying what he did in his press conference last week

What did he say?

 

[JadeWolf]

Not a fan but have every sympathy for him, absolutely horrendous what’s happened.

 

[AndyWolves]

Hate the ****er but have sympathy for the situation

 

[Adrian_Monk]

What did he say?

That he thought the deal was dead in the water.

Note, this was just a turn of phrase, it was said before the signing went through, it was a sad coincidence

 

[Mr Wolf]

He told Nuno to **** off several times in clear view of the cameras. He told his Sheffield players to get sent off so as to get a game against WBA abandoned. Steve bull is also on record that Warnock shouted his notts county players to break bully’s legs.

Yeah. We really need more characters like this ****.

We do actually need characters like this in the game, who the **** wants to watch those boring ****s at Watford, Everton & Leicester everyweek. At least our manager has been sent off 3 times.

 

[SingYourHeartsOut]

Terrible for everyone involved, no time for petty point scoring.

 

[WonderWolf]

That he thought the deal was dead in the water.

Note, this was just a turn of phrase, it was said before the signing went through, it was a sad coincidence

You couldn't make it up!

Utterly mad what life can come up with.

 

[we8wba]

He told Nuno to **** off several times in clear view of the cameras. He told his Sheffield players to get sent off so as to get a game against WBA abandoned. Steve bull is also on record that Warnock shouted his notts county players to break bully’s legs.

Yeah. We really need more characters like this ****.

More to football at the moment mate.

 

[Lupo Italiano]

That he thought the deal was dead in the water.

Note, this was just a turn of phrase, it was said before the signing went through, it was a sad coincidence

coincidental but with a terrible irony about it

 

[The Professional]

That he thought the deal was dead in the water.

Note, this was just a turn of phrase, it was said before the signing went through, it was a sad coincidence

You couldn't make it up!

Utterly mad what life can come up with.

coincidental but with a terrible irony about it

What can you say about something like this? In the click of a finger, or a turn of phrase- things just change to the worst. Damn.

 

[Deleted member 5910]

He told Nuno to **** off several times in clear view of the cameras. He told his Sheffield players to get sent off so as to get a game against WBA abandoned.

Is that actually correct, though? I watched an interview with him following the Battle of Bramall Lane and he said he had transfer listed the players involved.

 

[WalsallWolf]

After the play off final in Cardiff, Warnock was gracious in defeat and even said he was glad it was Wolves finally getting promoted. Because of that I’ll always forgive his daft outbursts - even that heat-of-the-moment spat with Nuno. He’s always been very complimentary about Wolves, I think he’s a fan of ours on the quiet.

But personal feelings aside, this tragic event transcends club rivalry - anyone who doesn’t feel for him right now is heartless.

Well said. His outbursts are as heat as the moment as it gets. But that example you have said shows when he has time to reflect he is a sound bloke who is just crazy passionate about football. I have come out with some right vitriolic **** in the 10mins after a game.

 

[George AlooGobi]

After the play off final in Cardiff, Warnock was gracious in defeat and even said he was glad it was Wolves finally getting promoted. Because of that I’ll always forgive his daft outbursts - even that heat-of-the-moment spat with Nuno. He’s always been very complimentary about Wolves, I think he’s a fan of ours on the quiet.

But personal feelings aside, this tragic event transcends club rivalry - anyone who doesn’t feel for him right now is heartless.

I remember him saying we'd do the championship proud - anything complimentary seemed insincere to me in light of that

 

[Bankswolf The Third]

Warnock is the pantomime villain. He doesn't mean what he says, he wants to win and will do whatever it takes to get there.
I prefer people like him than snakes like Pochettino with their back handed compliments. It will be a tough time and I hope the premier league and teams across the UK can honour him respectfully.

 

[Andy]

I remember him saying we'd do the championship proud - anything complimentary seemed insincere to me in light of that

That seems like a compliment to me.

 

[Deleted member 6754 (removed at own request)]

He’s always been very complimentary about Wolves, I think he’s a fan of ours on the quiet.

He's always said he's got a soft spot for us as his first game in management in the Football League was against us. That's always seemed genuine.

 

[Padraig]

His mad Brexit rant turned me off him to be honest

 

[Bostin]

Anyone read his autobiography? Comes across very likeable.

 

[Burton Wolf]

He's always said he's got a soft spot for us as his first game in management in the Football League was against us. That's always seemed genuine.

What a weekend that was

 

[Deleted member 6754 (removed at own request)]

What a weekend that was

Not old enough to remember unfortunately, wish I had been around in the mid-to-late 80's, seemed a lot of fun despite the state the club was in. My old man remembers those times fondly.

 

[Deleted member 7862Bler]

Not old enough to remember unfortunately, wish I had been around in the mid-to-late 80's, seemed a lot of fun despite the state the club was in. My old man remembers those times fondly.

We played Scarborough and smashed the stadium and town up. We got banned from away games for a while as a result

 

[Jonzy54]

We played Scarborough and smashed the stadium and town up. We got banned from away games for a while as a result

A badge of honour then ?

 

[S G Wolves]

Not old enough to remember unfortunately, wish I had been around in the mid-to-late 80's, seemed a lot of fun despite the state the club was in. My old man remembers those times fondly.

Don't believe the hype, it was woeful!

 

[Deleted member 6754 (removed at own request)]

We played Scarborough and smashed the stadium and town up. We got banned from away games for a while as a result

I knew the story, I'm just not old enough to have been there. Earliest Wolves match I can actually remember is playing Man Utd at Molineux in a friendly (EDIT: was in 1994).

 

[Mugwump]

Don't believe the hype, it was woeful!

It was pretty good in all honesty from when Brian Little then Graham Turner took over. How on earth can an era that gave us Steve Bull be Woeful!

 

[S G Wolves]

It was pretty good in all honesty from when Brian Little then Graham Turner took over. How on earth can an era that gave us Steve Bull be Woeful!

Two stands, one yards away from the pitch.
Bhatti Bros
Verge of Liquidation
4th Division
Hooliganism etc..
Butt of jokes from our neighbours
I agree chink of light, Bull, Mutch, Dennison and Thompson. I loved Floyd Street.

 

[WW1963]

Heat of the moment comment, he is a character just like Nuno....We need more of these guys in the game

There are some right hypocritical Pharisees on this forum. They expect mercy for their own but call down fire on anybody who has remotely upset them.

 

[Shergar]

There are some right hypocritical Pharisees on this forum. They expect mercy for their own but call down fire on anybody who has remotely upset them.

Hi belated Happy New 1963! If it's happy hour in the pub, do they ask you to leave?

 

[Frank Lincoln]

Not old enough to remember unfortunately, wish I had been around in the mid-to-late 80's, seemed a lot of fun despite the state the club was in. My old man remembers those times fondly.

I look back it now and think it was fun, but the reality is it was terrible. Sliding through the divisions, no money and a condemned ground. I think it must have been gallows humour.