[Albion] Wolves ZERO fouls

[Green Cross Code Man]

Wolves parent company made 60 billion pounds last year.

Football is not fair.

Quite.

 

[drew]

WTF?

Not according to this!

https://www.shropshirestar.com/spor...s-turnover-and-assets-for-wolves-owner-fosun/

 

[Ludensian Gull]

Jeez, they really think they're special don't they !

 

[Easy 10]

Jeez, they really think they're special don't they !

Sky / the media in general have been brown-nosing Wolves since halfway through last season for some reason, so its no surprise that some of their fans now think Wolves are already by rights a top 6 club. I've read some right old claptrap about them apparently being "the best team ever promoted from the Championship" - complete and utter bilbo baggins. Ipswich, for starters, missed out on Champions League football on the final day of the season after getting promoted, finishing 5th. As usual though, the Sky Sports hype machine goes into overdrive, and appeals to the lowest common denominator of pub-addled thickets, who buy into the narrative hook, line and sinker.

I've always had a soft spot for Wolves though. Good stadium, great kit, good fanbase, been up and down the leagues. I also have a lot of time for their manager, who is a class act and spoke very generously about us today. Some of them perhaps need to remember where they've come from though, before giving it the biggun over "little" clubs like Brighton and Cardiff now that they are apparently almost as massive as Massive (if thats even possible of course).

 

[theboybilly]

just reading their thread, mostly very derogatory of us and some real billy big bollocks Wolves fans, who seem to forget that its just Chinese money and Mendes that sees them where they are. They got lucky, they've gone all Sheffield Wednesday!

https://www.molineuxmix.co.uk/index.php?threads/brighton-h-verdict-thread.211285/

I must've missed their assault on the CL places. They've gone all Crystal Palace

 

[Ludensian Gull]

Sky / the media in general have been brown-nosing Wolves since halfway through last season for some reason, so its no surprise that some of their fans now think Wolves are already by rights a top 6 club. I've read some right old claptrap about them apparently being "the best team ever promoted from the Championship" - complete and utter bilbo baggins. Ipswich, for starters, missed out on Champions League football on the final day of the season after getting promoted, finishing 5th. As usual though, the Sky Sports hype machine goes into overdrive, and appeals to the lowest common denominator of pub-addled thickets, who buy into the narrative hook, line and sinker.

I've always had a soft spot for Wolves though. Good stadium, great kit, good fanbase, been up and down the leagues. I also have a lot of time for their manager, who is a class act and spoke very generously about us today. Some of them perhaps need to remember where they've come from though, before giving it the biggun over "little" clubs like Brighton and Cardiff now that they are apparently almost as massive as Massive (if thats even possible of course).

Totally agree Easy, always loved the old ground and Old Gold shirts growing up as a youngster. As you say, some of those fans need to take a step back and remember where they've come from . Anyway a great point today , would have snapped your hand of for that this morning .

 

[sydney]

Yet Murray was manhandled at least 4 times, several pull backs in the centre of midfield too. Very cute tactics from Wolves and Pawson fell for it. Awful referee.

he will mature into a fully fledged shyster.

 

[sydney]

Totally agree Easy, always loved the old ground and Old Gold shirts growing up as a youngster. As you say, some of those fans need to take a step back and remember where they've come from . Anyway a great point today , would have snapped your hand of for that this morning .

you could line those wolves fans up against our millennial , hipster , fukwhitts who are demanding Hughton's head on line with 4 games left of the season .....thicket works for me.

 

[Triggaaar]

Not according to this!

https://www.shropshirestar.com/spor...s-turnover-and-assets-for-wolves-owner-fosun/

"Wolves owner Fosun International saw its turnover surge 24.2 per cent last year to reach a new high of £12.31 billion"

So with a turnover of £12.3 billion, they made a profit of £60 billion. Impressive stuff.