I don’t remember Wolves' hey day, but I still regard them as a big club because they were a major force, when I started following football back in the very early '70s.Although I wasn't around in their hey day, those who are old enough will regard wolves as a big club.
why the low punishment ? you break the rules even if its a £1 over you should get a ban and fine
makes both manchester city punishments look crazy ? the 2014 £49 million and squad reduction
and then the 2020 a 2 year ban and £30 million fine for doing nothing wrong ? our only crime was to say to uefa fuck off your taking the piss and that gets you a £10 million fine if your manchester city
and they say there is no hate towards manchester city by uefa and the elite ? well i would say just take a look at the punishments handed out to wolves for doing the same crime ??
yea i was wondering why its so low and hardly being reported
They won the league 3 times and were runners up twice in the 50s so are far from being a small club based on their illustrious history.I don’t remember Wolves' hey day, but I still regard them as a big club because they were a major force, when I started following football back in the very early '70s.
Absolutely agree mate, but as you've identified there a different sorts of 'big club'. PNE, Burnley and both Nottingham clubs might be considered big clubs, but in a different sense to either of the red shite.
Sort of my point - do we just look at gate receipts/turnover and recent history or place in football? I still think/thought we were a 'big club' even when we were wank, I'm sure villa fans feel the same even though they are a laughing stock.None of those 3 are remotely near "big" clubs mate.