Match Day Thread Wolves v Hull City.

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Chazz Rheinhold

Chazz Rheinhold

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play like the second half against Villa and we've got a good chance, play like the first half and we'll get blown away.
Sort it out Nige.
Think Campbell will start up front instead of Abel who worked his bollocks off on Saturday. Otherwise pretty much the same team. Neves missing for them is good news.

Draw 1-1.
 
Ernie Shackleton said:
We'll get nowt out of this.

If our goal difference is still in single figures at the end of it, it'll be a bonus.
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Poor Dear Ol' Ern , Does collation of previous posted quotes made by yourself retrieved from storage files , belie the very thing you feel the most or is it just easier ?. Time sitting in the deep armchair with Dog at the feet is a luxury you shouldn't compromise.
 
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I hope you’re on double bubble for this? Put the MDT hours in over the weekend that’s for sure...hopefully it’ll be a nice little earner for you.

Anyway we’ll lose 2-0 unfortunately. No injuries though so no massive issue

I agree he might rest Hernandez, although he might give him 20-30mins to build on Saturday when he was as busy as anything
 
I'm with Ben.

Figuratively, not actually with him obvz.

Although I'm not as much of a doom monger as he is.

We're seeing how we can play, had some results recently, the ref can't be as much of a **** in this game, Wolves will be over confident. No one, other than me and Ben, think we'll get owt from this, which is when we're at our most dangerous.

Plus our better larkers have an eye on the end of the season, and getting better clubs.

4 nowt to us. No doubt at all in my mind.

You Ull.
 
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Girt Bucket said:
Poor Dear Ol' Ern , Does collation of previous posted quotes made by yourself retrieved from storage files , belie the very thing you feel the most or is it just easier ?. Time sitting in the deep armchair with Dog at the feet is a luxury you shouldn't compromise.
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More superstition than lazy data retrieval.

I'm the sole reason we got a point on Satdee; thought it worth another go.
 
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I'd play Dicko up front too, if the point that is going to be proved is we want Wolves to win the league , only joking I would make a few changes and rest a couple tho ,the 3 games next week will see us safe , not getting anything tomorrow , they only need 9 men
 
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Put this up on the away dressing room wall.
****ers !!!

Wolves vs Hull: Toothless Tigers look easy meat
By Tim Spiers | Wolves | Published: Less than an hour ago

Your team only needs a maximum of three more wins from seven matches to win promotion... and next up you host a struggling team with the third worst away record in the league.

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Wolves will be aiming for all three points against the Tigers.
Too good to be true? Wolves supporters are still in ‘pinch me’ territory as their side edges ever closer to the Premier League.

The more pessimistic among them will still be fearing a collapse to end all collapses.

But with a 13-point gap to third-placed Fulham (who host Leeds United tonight) and just seven games to go, surely even Wolves can’t mess this up from here.
It could all be done and dusted as early as Friday, if they win tonight and against Cardiff and results elsewhere go their way.

Either way Nuno Espirito Santo will be confident of recording a third home win on the trot tonight against the struggling Tigers.

N’Diaye is likely to replace the suspended Ruben Neves in midfield, while Nuno’s likely options at right wing-back are either Ryan Bennett, who has played there earlier in the season (most notably at Manchester City in the Carabao Cup) or Morgan Gibbs-White, who briefly played on the right in the closing minutes at Middlesbrough.

Another option is Jordan Graham, but Phil Ofosu-Ayeh is unlikely to be risked after only played around 100 minutes since his return after eight months out with an ankle injury.

Diogo Jota (ankle) remains doubtful, as does Bright Enobakhare (quad).

And in the words of that famous quote, " I would just love it if we beat them " The only downer on the night Is that Bright ENOBakhare is a doubt... Ah!! well you can always look on the bright side of life....
 
Reeking of Darn Sarf ' lousy biased journalism.
Tall Poppy Syndrome takedown tonight , Cut the heads off of those who stick their heads above the level playing field.
 
Girt Bucket said:
Reeking of Darn Sarf ' lousy biased journalism.
Tall Poppy Syndrome takedown tonight , Cut the heads off of those who stick their heads above the level playing field.
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Wolverhampton's hardly 'darn sarf'! Apart from the headline, which is a bit irritating the article hardly mentions us!

Anyway with my usual misplaced optimism I'm going for a 2 nil to us, but I won't mind if Wolves hang on for a point...:emoticon-0112-wonde
 
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