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Nino is a articulate guy he thinks before he talk,as far as I’m concerned what he said about Masons referring credentials is true and should be heralded not vilified.
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LesBleuMiserable
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Have a lot of time for Nuno. I recall one of their players fouled Bernardo a season or two ago. The interviewer after game asked if the red was harsh. He said he saw the tackle, it was a nasty tackle by his player and the red card was the correct punishment. How refreshing!
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His goal scoring record is pretty bad 19 in 4 seasons. He’s got a poor injury record as well. So it would be a no from me id be surprised if he came to wolves. More likely arsenal or spurs
It seems an exciting transfer based on the player Chelsea had but that's a few years ago now. He is now 32 and has injury problems and his form by all accounts has been poor at Athletico. From the point of view of his name and the player he was it seems good but the reality is different. If a deal was done though it would be exciting to see how it panned out. Costa in his prime is definately what we need in Raul's absence but how far off his prime is he?
I still favour the Jovic links
I still favour the Jovic links
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If we want to drive change, We need more managers to speak up about shit reffing
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25k for what exactly comments on a refs performance?
Yeah - not even his performance as such but more his handling of players
Beginning to feel they don't like us!
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I think it was Kippax77 who summed it up best when he called it the North Korean league. It’s spot on.
I’m seriously beginning to hate top-level football in this country.
I’m seriously beginning to hate top-level football in this country.
The bias and the corruption is blatant, especially with VAR. The things that fall in the favour of the red clubs is staggering and then Stropp comes out moaning that they don't get the decisions that United do?
Good luck tonight Blues, I will be rooting for you!
Can't speak for anyone else but your players are technical with a few exciting ones. People call you defensive but you control games better than a lot of pl teams and I like your measured approach. As someone who supports nobody down there, Thanks for being one of the decent teams with good players to watch in the pl.
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Sky’s two favourites it’s sickening to see.
An amazing gesture by our Nuno, donating £250k of his own money to Wolverhampton foodbanks:
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Nuno makes £250,000 donation to charity to feed families in Wolverhampton
Nuno Espirito Santo has donated £250,000 of his own money to a new initiative launched by Wolves to support foodbanks across the city, reports Tim Spiers. Demand has soared during the pandemic and the money – matched by a £250,000 grant from the Premier League FPA Community Fund – will help...
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Great thing to do, Fair play.An amazing gesture by our Nuno, donating £250k of his own money to Wolverhampton foodbanks:
Nuno makes £250,000 donation to charity to feed families in Wolverhampton
Nuno Espirito Santo has donated £250,000 of his own money to a new initiative launched by Wolves to support foodbanks across the city, reports Tim Spiers. Demand has soared during the pandemic and the money – matched by a £250,000 grant from the Premier League FPA Community Fund – will help...
MillionMilesAway
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An amazing gesture by our Nuno, donating £250k of his own money to Wolverhampton foodbanks:
Nuno makes £250,000 donation to charity to feed families in Wolverhampton
Nuno Espirito Santo has donated £250,000 of his own money to a new initiative launched by Wolves to support foodbanks across the city, reports Tim Spiers. Demand has soared during the pandemic and the money – matched by a £250,000 grant from the Premier League FPA Community Fund – will help...
Just mentioned on the BBC. Nuno seems like a sound bloke.
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Well done Nuno.An amazing gesture by our Nuno, donating £250k of his own money to Wolverhampton foodbanks:
Nuno makes £250,000 donation to charity to feed families in Wolverhampton
Nuno Espirito Santo has donated £250,000 of his own money to a new initiative launched by Wolves to support foodbanks across the city, reports Tim Spiers. Demand has soared during the pandemic and the money – matched by a £250,000 grant from the Premier League FPA Community Fund – will help...
That's a great gesture.