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A worthy cause and definately one game i will be attending. - view external linkJody Craddock's former Wolves and Sunderland team-mates will lock horns for his testimonial match taking place at Molineux on Monday, May 5th (2pm).
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Definitely.Originally Posted by wolves71
You wouldn't wish what Jody has gone through on your worst enemy.
Top, top professional and deserves all the plaudits he will surely get.
Living in Newcastle, a few of the mackem lads I work with have very fond memories of Jody.
Again, top player, a true leader and a brilliant artist!
For anyone who hasn't already seen, check out Craddockart.
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Enjoyable afternoon, appreciation for Jody Craddock and his family. Almost 10k there, Wolves and Sunderland fans sitting together and enjoying good banter. Kevin Phillips on the end of some light hearted banter, but also got a decent round of applause when substituted.
Half time entertainment, Moxey faced a few penalties from Robert Plant, and Elokobi took one aswell. Elokobi ended up in goal in second half.
Niall Quinn header gave Sunderland the lead in first half, Edwards with the Wolves equaliser after good work from SEB. Game decided on a penalty, well three, all of Jody's children stepped up and scored from the spot.
Have to say a few players on show, Alex Rae in particular, still gets the pitch with ease.
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Glad you enjoyed it, Gav. I wonder if there will be any video footage to follow?
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Plenty of camera's about and should be some television coverage, ie local news.
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Good to see some of thoses again and it was a good turn out. Well deserved.
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I was at the match with Snetter yesterday and it was great to mix with the Sunderland fans in the North bank. The drunk mackem ****ager made me laugh with his singing and clapping, all in all a great day and a lot of money raised for Birmingham children's hospital.
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He was funny tbh tho I'm not sure he warranted four stewards sitting with him for a period.
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He started off in NL3, then moved to NL2, got spoken to by the stewards, ended up in the block nearest the Steve Bull and eventually did the walk of shame across the front of the empty Steve Bull stand. I presume they either put him in a cell, or ejected him from the ground. "Barry" brought a few laughs to the North Bank yesterday.
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