Wolves v Millwall Matchday Thread

[Acido]

I am on a power plant which is about two mile from Graceland. I have to pass it to and from the site. It is in a really bad part of town, very dodgy after dark.

Sounds a bit like Chapletown in Leeds, and Moss side in Manchester.

[Newcy Wolf]

I am on a power plant which is about two mile from Graceland. I have to pass it to and from the site. It is in a really bad part of town, very dodgy after dark.

That's a big surprise woody.

With it being one of the most iconic and famous residencies on the planet, I would have thought the local governor(?) would have changed the local ambience to suit the millions of tourists.

[WOODLANDSWOLF]

That's a big surprise woody.

With it being one of the most iconic and famous residencies on the planet, I would have thought the local governor(?) would have changed the local ambience to suit the millions of tourists.

This is Memphis mate, think again!

[wolves71]

A good win for Wolves after the International break. The first half was more like a training exercise with Millwall getting plenty of men behind the ball. The goal from Jota deserves plaudits on it's own, a quality strike with no Millwall player even trying to close him down.

The only downside of the win really was we could and should've scored a couple more. Millwall themselves, at 1-0 had a couple of chances. In years gone by Wolves could easily have let the 1-0 lead slip, but i'm glad we didn't today. Barry Douglas may be out injured, but Vinagre did very well going forward, he's technically very good on the ball. On the opposite side, just like Vinagre, Matt Doherty also was involved with a lot of what was created today. Three more points in the bag, that's all we can ask for!

[Newcy Wolf]

A good win for Wolves after the International break. The first half was more like a training exercise with Millwall getting plenty of men behind the ball. The goal from Jota deserves plaudits on it's own, a quality strike with no Millwall player even trying to close him down.

The only downside of the win really was we could and should've scored a couple more. Millwall themselves, at 1-0 had a couple of chances. In years gone by Wolves could easily have let the 1-0 lead slip, but i'm glad we didn't today. Barry Douglas may be out injured, but Vinagre did very well going forward, he's technically very good on the ball. On the opposite side, just like Vinagre, Matt Doherty also was involved with a lot of what was created today. Three more points in the bag, that's all we can ask for!

Too right.

[wolves71]

[abbobrom]

As stated on another thread it was my first visit to Molineux for about eigh**** months. I was very impressed by the quality of the players, all looking very comfortable on the ball and even Danny looking to play quality balls out of defence. The young lad Vingare impressed with his trickery and took several raking accurate crosses down of his chest with confident ease. A great goal by Jota was worth the admittance fee alone.

The stats show that Wolves had about 70% of the ball but what it does not show was that much of that possession was created by passing the ball about in our own half. OK, starving the opposition of the ball, but you don't score many goals from your own half. Many of the accurate passes were to static players, but I would have liked to see more forward movement by runners and balls into their path. If we are going to win matches, we will need to win them with skillful football. It would appear we have the players to do that.

Early days and the signs are good, looking forward to Tuesday night, if my thighs have recovered.