Err. Sorry to say this but you guys did pretty rubbish!
Again, wolves1992 got the most points of the week and extended his lead at the top of the table. Can anyone stop him?
Here are your fixtures:
Stoke v West Ham
Aston Villa v Bolton
Blackburn v Fulham
Everton v Newcastle
Tottenham v Wolves
West Brom v Birmingham
Sunderland v Arsenal
Man Utd v Liverpool
Wigan v Man City
Chelsea v Blackpool
Just comment below and predict. Good luck!
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Sunday, 12 September 2010
Gutted: Fulham 2 Wolves 1
I forgot what it felt like to lose. And to lose it the way we did felt sickening.
Overall they probably deserved to win, they had a lot of the ball and we were defending a lot. We were quite unlucky though, both goals were deflected and caught out Hahnemann who could do nothing about them.
Jelle Van Damme looks a steal at £2.5 million, he's a constant threat and took his goal well. Doyle is looking like his old superhuman self and up front with Ebanks-Blake looked dangerous. I can't see how Fletcher is going to get a proper look in at the moment.
Now, Zamora's injury. It was VERY unlucky. How they can say it is a foul however is a joke. He cleanly gets the ball but Zamora's foot get's trapped. Let's all hope that Bobby won't be out for too long. Karl Henry put in another good performance, he's getting a bit of a reputation for no real reason though he won't care.
Mick made some odd decisions. Taking Van Damme off changed the game. In the last two games he's been taken off at one nil and we've thrown it away. He may have been injured and forced to take him off but why Fletcher. That's three forwards in a 4-4-2, which didn't work and we looked like we didn't know what we were playing. Then he brings on Jones and we play him on the left of midfield. It's obvious that he too is still learning and hopefully will learn from this.
Christophe Berra, you twit. That could well be your last game of the season. I'd expect Mouyokolo (if fit) to come in and if he plays well he won't lose his place. Both stupid, pointless fouls and he will pay the price for it,.
Hahnemann - 7
Foley - 7
Craddock - 6
Berra - 6
Ward - 7
Jarvis - 7
Henry - 7
Mancienne - 6
Van Damme - 8
Doyle - 8
Ebanks-Blake - 7
Subs: Fletcher - 6, Jones - 6. Guedioura - 6.
We have two tough games, with Spurs and Villa coming up. But hey, we didn't lose to either of them last time and Spurs play in midweek which pretty obivoudly affects their league performances.
Overall they probably deserved to win, they had a lot of the ball and we were defending a lot. We were quite unlucky though, both goals were deflected and caught out Hahnemann who could do nothing about them.
Jelle Van Damme looks a steal at £2.5 million, he's a constant threat and took his goal well. Doyle is looking like his old superhuman self and up front with Ebanks-Blake looked dangerous. I can't see how Fletcher is going to get a proper look in at the moment.
Now, Zamora's injury. It was VERY unlucky. How they can say it is a foul however is a joke. He cleanly gets the ball but Zamora's foot get's trapped. Let's all hope that Bobby won't be out for too long. Karl Henry put in another good performance, he's getting a bit of a reputation for no real reason though he won't care.
Mick made some odd decisions. Taking Van Damme off changed the game. In the last two games he's been taken off at one nil and we've thrown it away. He may have been injured and forced to take him off but why Fletcher. That's three forwards in a 4-4-2, which didn't work and we looked like we didn't know what we were playing. Then he brings on Jones and we play him on the left of midfield. It's obvious that he too is still learning and hopefully will learn from this.
Christophe Berra, you twit. That could well be your last game of the season. I'd expect Mouyokolo (if fit) to come in and if he plays well he won't lose his place. Both stupid, pointless fouls and he will pay the price for it,.
Hahnemann - 7
Craddock - 6
Berra - 6
Ward - 7
Jarvis - 7
Henry - 7
Mancienne - 6
Van Damme - 8
Doyle - 8
Ebanks-Blake - 7
Subs: Fletcher - 6, Jones - 6. Guedioura - 6.
We have two tough games, with Spurs and Villa coming up. But hey, we didn't lose to either of them last time and Spurs play in midweek which pretty obivoudly affects their league performances.
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Friday, 10 September 2010
Fulham v Wolves Preview
Last time we came to Craven Cottage both sides were in completely different moods. Fulham had a game in Europe to look forward to while we were content to play for a draw, as that would help us along to safety.
Fulham, under new manager Mark Hughes have played out three draws. Bolton and Man Utd represented good results, but in their mind they dropped points at Blackpool.
We go into this game unbeaten so far this season, and I'm sure most of us would be pleased with a point but a win is not out of our reach. Kevin Doyle had two man-of-the-match performances for Ireland, looked fit and should be back to his best tomorrow for us. Sylvan Ebanks-Blake will rightfully keep his place, and I wouldn't put it past him to score another.
Jelle van Damme and Stephen Fletcher travelled with the squad. If he's fully fit, I'd expect van Damme to start, but Fletcher will sit in the bench until he's needed. Jelle will offer us a lot defensively, which is what we might need, but he is also a goal threat. He wins everything in the air, and on the ball he can be creative.
Fulham play a 4-4-2, so we shouldn't have to be worried about being over run. Henry will go about his job quietly, and hopefully snuffle out the likes of Murphy and Gera while Jones will need to up his game. He hasn't quite been at his best in the last couple of games, as we were involved in some physical encounters but he will be counted on to do what he does best.
I reckon:
Hahnemann
Foley
Craddock
Berra
Ward
Jarvis
Henry
Jones
Van Damme
Doyle
Ebanks-Blake
If you are going, make sure you get behind them. We can get something from this game, but Fulham are desperate for a win. Fulham 1 Wolves 0. Don't shoot me!
Fulham, under new manager Mark Hughes have played out three draws. Bolton and Man Utd represented good results, but in their mind they dropped points at Blackpool.
We go into this game unbeaten so far this season, and I'm sure most of us would be pleased with a point but a win is not out of our reach. Kevin Doyle had two man-of-the-match performances for Ireland, looked fit and should be back to his best tomorrow for us. Sylvan Ebanks-Blake will rightfully keep his place, and I wouldn't put it past him to score another.
Jelle van Damme and Stephen Fletcher travelled with the squad. If he's fully fit, I'd expect van Damme to start, but Fletcher will sit in the bench until he's needed. Jelle will offer us a lot defensively, which is what we might need, but he is also a goal threat. He wins everything in the air, and on the ball he can be creative.
Fulham play a 4-4-2, so we shouldn't have to be worried about being over run. Henry will go about his job quietly, and hopefully snuffle out the likes of Murphy and Gera while Jones will need to up his game. He hasn't quite been at his best in the last couple of games, as we were involved in some physical encounters but he will be counted on to do what he does best.
I reckon:
Hahnemann
Foley
Craddock
Berra
Ward
Jarvis
Henry
Jones
Van Damme
Doyle
Ebanks-Blake
If you are going, make sure you get behind them. We can get something from this game, but Fulham are desperate for a win. Fulham 1 Wolves 0. Don't shoot me!
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Thursday, 9 September 2010
Prediction League - chance to win a signed Wolves football!
We're into the fifth week of the the MyWolvesBlog Premier League prediction league, and it's not too late to enter!
wolves1992 still stops the league, comfortably might I add but the person to get the msot points was Thomas Ross with a massive 85 points.
Everton v Manchester United
Arsenal v Bolton
Fulham v Wolves
Man City v Blackburn
Newcastle v Blackpool
West Bom v Tottenham
Birmingham v Liverpool
Stoke v Aston Villa
My predictions:
Everton 1-2 Manchester United
Arsenal 3-0 Bolton
Fulham 0-0 Wolves
Man City 1-0 Blackburn
Newcastle 2-2 Blackpool
West Bom 0-2 Tottenham
Birmingham 0-1 Liverpool
Stoke 1-2 Aston Villa
Good luck!
wolves1992 still stops the league, comfortably might I add but the person to get the msot points was Thomas Ross with a massive 85 points.
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Everton v Manchester United
Arsenal v Bolton
Fulham v Wolves
Man City v Blackburn
Newcastle v Blackpool
West Bom v Tottenham
Birmingham v Liverpool
Stoke v Aston Villa
My predictions:
Everton 1-2 Manchester United
Arsenal 3-0 Bolton
Fulham 0-0 Wolves
Man City 1-0 Blackburn
Newcastle 2-2 Blackpool
West Bom 0-2 Tottenham
Birmingham 0-1 Liverpool
Stoke 1-2 Aston Villa
Good luck!
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Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Mick names his 25 man squad
Wolves have been the first side to name their 25 man squad before the 5pm deadline.
Wayne Hennessey
Marcus Hahnemann
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Carl Ikeme
Kevin Foley
Ronald Zubar
Richard Stearman
Jody Craddock
Christophe Berra
Steven Mouyokolo
George Elokobi
Stephen Ward
Jelle Van Damme
Karl Henry
David Jones
Michael Mancienne (on loan from Chelsea )
Dave Edwards
Greg Halford
Nenad Milijaš
Adlene Guedioura
Matt Jarvis
Stephen Hunt
Kevin Doyle
Steven Fletcher
Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
Marcus Bent (on loan from Birmingham )
As you can see, there's no space for Michael Kightly. This might be a blessing in disguise for him and us, it gives him more time to get fit and prepared for life back in the Premier League.
I would consider loaning him out to a Midlands Championship side. I'm sure someone like Forest would jump at the chance to have him for a while.
What do you think? Anywhere you think we should have had more players, or less? Comment!
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