Beijing Wolf
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Hello Mixers
Just thought I would say hello or Ni Hao
Wolves fan, born and bred in Bridgnorth but been living in Beijing for the last 3 and a half years. Still keep my season ticket in the Billy Wright, had one with my father since I was 6, no chance of giving it up!
Been a regular watcher of these forums for the past few years, one of the few websites not blocked in China!
Just to get it out of the way, I'm a big fan of Solbakken (just i dont think alot of the fans will be patient enough for his reign to be successful). Loved Mick, but agree that it was time for him to go. Dont really have any inside knowledge of Wolves, only link I have is to Nigel Pearson at Leicester. So if anything comes up about Wolves will let you know.
Wolves are surprisingly well know in China. Here the name is Lang Dui (pronounced "Lung Dway") which literally means Wolf Team. We had a video that got quite popular on the Chinese version of youtube, that actually encouraged young chinese footballers to study our use of the offside trap, think it was regarding a free kick against Liverpool 2 seasons ago.
Looking forward to some quality banter.
Just thought I would say hello or Ni Hao
Wolves fan, born and bred in Bridgnorth but been living in Beijing for the last 3 and a half years. Still keep my season ticket in the Billy Wright, had one with my father since I was 6, no chance of giving it up!
Been a regular watcher of these forums for the past few years, one of the few websites not blocked in China!
Just to get it out of the way, I'm a big fan of Solbakken (just i dont think alot of the fans will be patient enough for his reign to be successful). Loved Mick, but agree that it was time for him to go. Dont really have any inside knowledge of Wolves, only link I have is to Nigel Pearson at Leicester. So if anything comes up about Wolves will let you know.
Wolves are surprisingly well know in China. Here the name is Lang Dui (pronounced "Lung Dway") which literally means Wolf Team. We had a video that got quite popular on the Chinese version of youtube, that actually encouraged young chinese footballers to study our use of the offside trap, think it was regarding a free kick against Liverpool 2 seasons ago.
Looking forward to some quality banter.