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[TundraWolf]

In the competition of bragging rights between the two clubs I must point out, from a distance, the Wolves stand out as a very bright and shining star:

1) I live on an island of 3,500 to 4,000 permanent residents (and have for 11 years), I know 4 other die-hard Wolves fans on the island, two who have flown the eight time zones back to England simply to attend an important match over a week-end. There are no Baggies supporters here, that have made themselves known!

2. I wear a Wolves jumper most of the year, black with the iconic wolf crest over the heart. Many times in the city of Vancouver, quickly approaching 3,000,000 population, I have (always) received positive comments for my allegiance (400,000 first or second generation Brits live here) and never received a negative comment.

3. I have only seen one fellow wearing a Baggie top, it is so rare to see it that I thought it was Newcastle's at a distance. He was friendly enough, but allowed he had only met one person in his eight ye

[The_4th_Degree]

[quote="TundraWolf"]In the competition of bragging rights between the two clubs I must point out, from a distance, the Wolves stand out as a very bright and shining star:

1) I live on an island of 3,500 to 4,000 permanent residents (and have for 11 years), I know 4 other die-hard Wolves fans on the island, two who have flown the eight time zones back to England simply to attend an important match over a week-end. There are no Baggies supporters here, that have made themselves known!

2. I wear a Wolves jumper most of the year, black with the iconic wolf crest over the heart. Many times in the city of Vancouver, quickly approaching 3,000,000 population, I have (always) received positive comments for my allegiance (400,000 first or second generation Brits live here) and never received a negative comment.

3. I have only seen one fellow wearing a Baggie top, it is so rare to see it that I thought it was Newcastle's at a distance. He was friendly enough, but al

[1877wolf]

[quote="The_4th_Degree"]In the competition of bragging rights between the two clubs I must point out, from a distance, the Wolves stand out as a very bright and shining star:

1) I live on an island of 3,500 to 4,000 permanent residents (and have for 11 years), I know 4 other die-hard Wolves fans on the island, two who have flown the eight time zones back to England simply to attend an important match over a week-end. There are no Baggies supporters here, that have made themselves known!

2. I wear a Wolves jumper most of the year, black with the iconic wolf crest over the heart. Many times in the city of Vancouver, quickly approaching 3,000,000 population, I have (always) received positive comments for my allegiance (400,000 first or second generation Brits live here) and never received a negative comment.

3. I have only seen one fellow wearing a Baggie top, it is so rare to see it that I thought it was Newca

[The_4th_Degree]

[quote="1877wolf"]In the competition of bragging rights between the two clubs I must point out, from a distance, the Wolves stand out as a very bright and shining star:

1) I live on an island of 3,500 to 4,000 permanent residents (and have for 11 years), I know 4 other die-hard Wolves fans on the island, two who have flown the eight time zones back to England simply to attend an important match over a week-end. There are no Baggies supporters here, that have made themselves known!

2. I wear a Wolves jumper most of the year, black with the iconic wolf crest over the heart. Many times in the city of Vancouver, quickly approaching 3,000,000 population, I have (always) received positive comments for my allegiance (400,000 first or second generation Brits live here) and never received a negative comment.

3. I have only seen one fellow wearing a Baggie top, it is

[Woking88]

Since I have only had two brief spells of living anywhere near Wolverhampton in my 71 years, I don't see Albion as being any different to any of numerous other teams. They have not achieved as much as Wolves in their history, but have still made a significant contribution to the history of English football.

One thing that Wolves and Albion have in their history that the likes of Man Utd, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal do not have is being founder members of the Football League and Arsenal only got into the top flight after the First World War by a rather dubious electoral process!