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29-04-2017, 04:04 PM
Newcy Wolf

Wigan

I remember them finding it highly amusing when we got relegated.

Oh well, bye bye and all that.
29-04-2017, 04:41 PM
Evewolf65

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Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf

I remember them finding it highly amusing when we got relegated.

Oh well, bye bye and all that.

I was at their place when we sent them down the last time in April 2015, where we sung 'You laughed at us when we went down who the f**k is laughing now'!.......Sweet;D
29-04-2017, 04:43 PM
MichiganWolf

Third relegation in five seasons. Becoming their specialty it seems. Though i guess I shouldn't joke since we were in the thick of the race to the bottom just a few weeks ago. And Lambert isn't giving me any confidence that next season will be any different
29-04-2017, 05:10 PM
Newcy Wolf

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Originally Posted by MichiganWolf

Third relegation in five seasons. Becoming their specialty it seems. Though i guess I shouldn't joke since we were in the thick of the race to the bottom just a few weeks ago. And Lambert isn't giving me any confidence that next season will be any different

I still don't get Lambert.

Part of me is saying let's see how he copes at the start of a new season with HIS players and HIS ideas. Who knows? He may have written the season off (I know that sounds terrible) when he arrived and went through the motions whilst inching dangerously close to the trapdoor.

Wins at Newcastle, Fulham, Liverpool and Stoke point to the fact there must be SOMETHING tactically there but I just don't know what it is.

On the flip side he may be one of the most uncharismatic, clueless inept managers we have had since...well, since..err, since....
29-04-2017, 07:27 PM
wolves71

Both game this season and Wigan have turned Wolves over. The table doesn't lie over the season. Those taunts at Wigan have come back to bite them again. There's no love lost between Wolves fans, Wigan and their former owner Whelan.

Oh, i forgot to mention, he broke his leg once ;)
29-04-2017, 07:32 PM
Newcy Wolf

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Originally Posted by wolves71

Both game this season and Wigan have turned Wolves over. The table doesn't lie over the season. Those taunts at Wigan have come back to bite them again. There's no love lost between Wolves fans, Wigan and their former owner Whelan.

Oh, i forgot to mention, he broke his leg once ;)

Bloody hell, I forgot about that. It was 50 odd years ago after all.

Dave Whelan still hasn't forgotten though :D
29-04-2017, 08:20 PM
Evewolf65

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Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf

I still don't get Lambert.

Part of me is saying let's see how he copes at the start of a new season with HIS players and HIS ideas. Who knows? He may have written the season off (I know that sounds terrible) when he arrived and went through the motions whilst inching dangerously close to the trapdoor.

Wins at Newcastle, Fulham, Liverpool and Stoke point to the fact there must be SOMETHING tactically there but I just don't know what it is.

On the flip side he may be one of the most uncharismatic, clueless inept managers we have had since...well, since..err, since....

Walter got the win at Newcastle mukka.:D
29-04-2017, 11:23 PM
Newcy Wolf

I know. I was there.

Why did I post that? :O

:D
29-04-2017, 11:35 PM
Acido

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Originally Posted by Newcy Wolf

I remember them finding it highly amusing when we got relegated.
Oh well, bye bye and all that.

Ive got no sympathy for Wigan either, and it remains to be seen whether they will have the money to buy their way straight back up next season. Lets face it, Wigan have been all about the 'money' and buying things in recent seasons, so lets hope they get a dose of reality and dont come straight back up again.