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VAR is a tool used effectively for keeping mouthy upstarts like us in our place. We are the 2 teams worst affected by VAR, right from the opening day when we had a goal disallowed against Leicester when it brushed Boly in the build up (no advantage gained) and also in the return against...

I know, I keep the faith and its been another good season but yesterday's results allowed Chelsea to open a bit of a gap and the Rags, as much as I despise them, have been in red hot form since the restart. We shall see but we did ourselves no favours yesterday

Very disappointing yesterday, we were just not at the races. Nuno put Traore in a front 2, this never works. He is great out wide in a 3 or as an impact sub. The whole display was lackluster and Arsenal easily dealt with us. Lovely finish from young Saka who came across as a great young lad in...

The daft sod probably wore his over his eyes too!

President Chump has admitted he has tried a mask, a black mask, and he liked the way he looked - like the Lone Ranger This old twat should be in a home

Like many in the media they're under the mistaken illusion that all neutrals have a soft spot for Liverpool and their fans. Couldn't be more wrong

Beware! Laura Woods is taking calls from Rags getting carried away, they're back! Wally Gonna is a top manager again

Cheers! With the form of the rags since the restart and at least one bit of help from VAR per game and their easy run in, I don't see us finishing above them now and will have to endure the gloating of my Shropshire United mate which in itself will be amusing in that his main reason to crow...

He is a top bloke, very respectful and humble - doesn't matter if its Fleetwood in the Carabao or Barcelona, he gives the opposition total respect and his preperation for each game is so thorough. Publicly he sets no targets, his only target is the next game and he won't single out players for...

This. Its always a worry of course that his head might get turned but he has a very special role at Wolves and has fully bought into the project. He is the glue that holds it all together. Nuno leaving would worry me more than any individual players going. He has some very special talent there...

Great bloke is Big Mick

Thankyou, same to you! I have heard and seen the pictures of the great floodlit games of the 1950s, Billy Wright and the boys in their shiny gold shirts. When the rebuilt Molineux was opened in December 1993, we played an evening friendly against Honved which I of course attended and all of...

Thanks mate, I didn't intend posting all that when I started but it just came. Its all part and parcel of supporting our clubs isn't it, the highs and the lows. I wouldn't change any of that in the past as I think its what makes the club and its support what it is. The hopes and expectations...

Being born in 1971 I missed all that, my first game was 1979 when we had the likes of Andy Gray, John Richards, Kenny Hibbitt, George Berry, Willie Carr, Derek Parkin but then into the 1980s a real decline with the elusive Bhatti brothers owning the club but they were in it for property...

No chance, I see him at United, synchronised diving with that other rat James

Another windy day in Birmingham yesterday!

Its what REAL support is about mate. Our City friends here have been in a similar boat too, you have to know the bad to appreciate the good I think. I remember listening to a Southern based Rag on Talksport last year as I travelled back from a Wolves game and he was bemoaning their 'terrible'...

No you're right, there's only ONE Cedric Roussel - thank god!

Only way he goes is if a big club comes in and he pushes for a move. He's 29 and maybe has one last big move in him but then, he has never played so regularly at the likes of Benfica. He seems to love it a Wolves and recently Tweeted a photo of himself with his gorgeous missus (actress Daniela...