[NSWolves] Re: From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday

Depressingly difficult to argue isn't it... ... the sooner we become established (re-established?) top flighters the happier I'll be ;-) JT Quoting Marcus Chantry : > what a superb article. > > > > From: nswolves@googlegroups.com [mailto:nswol...@googlegro

[NSWolves] Re: From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday

You hit it on the head Steve. It's about belonging and roots. We know where our roots are, and the memory I have of holding my little man in my arms when Miller slotted that ball home against Man U will be with me forever (admit it - we ALL know that goal). And one day, I'll tell him about it

[NSWolves] Re: From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday

The big change occurred when football became a form of entertainment rather than an expression of passion. Why should the Wolves v Birmingham game *have* to entertain a neutral fan? What do those two teams owe a journalist from London or a Sky subscriber from Newcastle? If I get to watch that on

[NSWolves] Re: From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday

I would argue that apart from five or six teams in the Premier league there's a lot of dross in there too. I thnk it's a shame that geography and belonging has been lost from football. The kid from Huddersfield in the Liverpool top will never know the pride that we'd feel next season if after twe

[NSWolves] Re: From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday

what a superb article. From: nswolves@googlegroups.com [mailto:nswol...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Parkes Jim - Sydney-MHA Sent: Thursday, 12 March 2009 1:30 PM To: nswolves@googlegroups.com Subject: [NSWolves] From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday Fea

[NSWolves] From a Football 365 Blog posted yesterday

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[NSWolves] Re: Roller Coaster

Come on guys 8 games to go 3 points clear at the top of the league no-one with games in hand can catch us right now we've been top of the league nearly all season we can beat any team in the league if we want to everytime we've dropped points, so have the pack behind us what would you have

[NSWolves] Re: Roller Coaster

We'll go up the way things are going now. I'm just not sure that the young team will survive in the Prem and so they'll get picked off on the way down a season later. Ironically, we need to spend well on new players, to smash the team up, which will help to keep the best players. 2009/3/11 Ma

[NSWolves] Re: Roller Coaster

Can get quite depressing really when you think there is a very realistic chance that our young team could be decimated at the end of the season if we don't get promoted. From: nswolves@googlegroups.com To: nswolves@googlegroups.com Sent: Wed Mar 11 21:11:10 20

[NSWolves] Re: Roller Coaster

Good point. They'd probably rather get picked up by an established Prem team than risk a season with Wolves. Easier to shine in the Champ. Probably add Foley to the list. 2009/3/11 Marcus Chantry > also you've got the problem that certain players know that they are > likely to play in the Pr

[NSWolves] Re: Roller Coaster

also you've got the problem that certain players know that they are likely to play in the Premier League next season with or without Wolves. It seems that Hennessey, SEB, Kightly and possibly even Stearman are all likely to attract bids from Premier League clubs if we don't go up, so maybe their mi

[NSWolves] Re: Roller Coaster

In past seasons I always had the suspicion that the journeymen in the team know they were onto a good thing and didn't really want to go up, knowing that they would probably be sold or exposed. I'd be disappointed if that were the case now but realistically, how many of our team would work in the