Steve, at current count there are 28 people who have said they are
attending.  The following five people are still showing as "Maybe" on my
list:
 
- Raymond Orr
- Paul Taylor (x2)
- Jeremy Tonks
- Alex Fitzsimmons (QLD)
 
If any of the above people read this email can you please let me know
soon whether or not you will be joining us in Perth as I need to get an
idea of final numbers for match tickets.
 
Cheers,
Marcus

________________________________

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Steven Millward
Sent: Tuesday, 21 April 2009 1:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [NSWolves] Re: [NSWolves]


Well said.
 
How many are confimed for Perth now Marcus.


2009/4/21 Marcus Chantry <[email protected]>


        MICK McCARTHY'S TINY PAINTBRUSH

        "And there's Mick McCarthy," said Jeff Stelling on Sky Sports'
Soccer Saturday as pictures showed a member of the backroom staff
pouring Babycham over the Wolves manager in the Molineux dressing room,
"with a big beaming smile on his face." But McCarthy wasn't smiling - he
was wincing and attempting to scrape the stinging fizzy booze out of his
eyes. Now that's what the Fiver calls a metaphor!

        McCarthy is the sort of man to treat such doom-laden symbolism
with the same equanimity with which he treats all success and failure.
The Wolves manager is rumoured to go through three pairs of shoes a week
and has a loom in the Wolverhampton branch of Carpetright named in his
honour so firmly are his feet on the ground. As the gold and black-clad
hordes swarmed down from the terraces to celebrate Wolves'

        promotion after victory against QPR on Saturday, the man whose
superb stewardship will see Wolves back in the Premier League next
season kept his powder so dry that it began absorbing moisture from the
surrounding areas.

        "At the moment it's all 'yahoo' and 'ra ra ra'," he said in his
most downbeat Barnsley brogue, dipping his head to keep it out of the
clouds. "I'll feel it more when we wake up tomorrow, although if it has
been like it has over the last week I'll be up at 6am painting the
garage." (Which begs the questions, how big is his ruddy garage?  One
that takes a week of 6am wake-ups to paint? That must be a big garage.
Like, a seriously big garage. Or a seriously small paintbrush. But who'd
use a small paintbrush to paint a garage? Not the Fiver, that's for
sure.)

        But we digress. McCarthy probably ought to enjoy the yahooing
and ra-ra-raing while he can. The doom-mongers are never slow to predict
a promoted team's instant relegation, and the portents aren't good.

        Last year's Championship champions? Relegated (well, as good
as).

        Last time Wolves were in the Premier League? Relegated. Last
time McCarthy was in the Premier League? Relegated. The Fiver, though,
isn't going to join in with the miserable bunch of negative nellies
already tipping Wolves for the drop. There's more than a hint of the

        2006/07 Reading side about Wolves so we're expecting a mid-table
finish and several lessons for Hansen, Lawro and co on just how best to
analyse a game
(http://guardian.chtah.com/a/tBJ7J5lAY30QpAe9jDFAUYNccfT/fvr14
<http://guardian.chtah.com/a/tBJ7J5lAY30QpAe9jDFAUYNccfT/fvr14> ).

         
        Marcus Chantry

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