What do you guys think wolves are going to do this season?

Do you think they will survive or get relegated? As a supporter for many years I hope we survive..but at the moment its not looking good. After losing Doyle then dropping to newcastle on the weekend...it really does not look good for us!

C'mon me babbies!

kazansky

Germany931 Posts

April 06 2011 08:28 GMT

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On April 06 2011 17:10 OptimusYale wrote:
What do you guys think wolves are going to do this season?

Do you think they will survive or get relegated? As a supporter for many years I hope we survive..but at the moment its not looking good. After losing Doyle then dropping to newcastle on the weekend...it really does not look good for us!

C'mon me babbies!

They have a doable program left, 4 home appearances and no top team apart from Everton, so it could look more grim.

Supporting weaker teams can be a hard task from time to time. Experiencing a good season with Nürnberg at the moment.
Sadly things are looking worse and worse for Lens in France, don't think they'll make it this season anymore

At leasts Gijon and Newcastle look like staying in their leagues, so at least a few of my favourite underdog teams survive.

OptimusYale

Korea (South)1005 Posts

April 06 2011 09:20 GMT

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hah well I don't care about being the underdogs/lesser teams...its my home towns team and would support them even if they dropped down the divisions

I know what you mean about the fixture list, and everton always seem to bring a bad game to us (at least thats what I remember) so we can scrap a few more points...the problem I have is the teams around us seem to be doing well

It's a shame about lens as they are generally regarded a decent team

The KY

United Kingdom6252 Posts

April 06 2011 12:05 GMT

#3124

On April 06 2011 14:44 uberMatt wrote:
im proud of tottenham, regardless of the result today

their strength has always lay in their attacking presence, losing (a) arguably their most important striker and (b) going down to 10 men 15 minutes into a game away to real madrid was always going to be impossible

the combination of so many defensive players injured and simply having a defense of lesser quality was always their weakness, and it was painfully exposed 11v10.

the red card was completely brainless and fully justified, i have no argument with it.

that being said, i still have faith in spurs at home and faith in real madrid self destructing even if no one else on the planet does.

also, the fact that ramos escaped without a yellow is an absolute travesty, but otherwise i thought the german ref had an excellent game

I can no longer have faith that Spurs can get past a 4-0 deficit against Real Madrid, but fucking hell we're going to take it to them. White Hart Lane is gonna be a hell of a game.

popzags

Poland604 Posts

April 06 2011 15:48 GMT

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OK, yesterday I was extremely tired after soccer training so I fell asleep on couch while watching CSI: New York. Woke up like 3.00 AM with TV still on and showing Tuesday Champions League summary, they were broadcasting infographics with results as follows: Real 4-0 Tottenham, Inter 2-5 Schalke.

So I thought to myself it's a nice dream and kept sleeping.

PhilGood2DaY

Germany7424 Posts

April 06 2011 16:25 GMT

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Crouch is a stupid moron btw..

seriously ?

Titusmaster6

United States5937 Posts

April 06 2011 16:38 GMT

#3127

Loved the goalfest yesterday. That own goal from the Inter defender though...saw that coming a mile away haha.

AngryLlama

United States1227 Posts

April 06 2011 17:35 GMT

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On April 06 2011 06:40 TranceStorm wrote:

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I disagree, I think Ronaldo's best play has come since he has joined Real (or at the very least, he has maintained his performance from his last years at United). Of course, it does seem to be easier to score loads of goals in Spain, but he has been extremely consistent since he joined Real (and reduced a large portion of his previous antics). I by no means am a fan of Ronaldo, but you'd have to say that he is one of the best players in the world.

And I don't think that Real is 'killing anyone's career' as quite a few players are benefiting positively from their time there (Ozil, Di Maria, Higuain etc..). Its only because they are always chasing Barcelona that they seem to be doing poorly.

agreed.

Ronaldo has been better than ever imo. Even his overall demeanor has shaped up a bit. He definitely is top 2-3 best players in the world right now and has been for quite some time now. I wouldn't call him overrated.

wow lol.

Ayush_SCtoss

India3050 Posts

April 06 2011 18:11 GMT

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I have a physics essay due tomorrow. And I just saw on Facebook that Man Utd vs Chelsea is today.
What to do...??? T_T

MetalMarine

United States1559 Posts

April 06 2011 18:15 GMT

#3130

On April 07 2011 03:11 Ayush_SCtoss wrote:
I have a physics essay due tomorrow. And I just saw on Facebook that Man Utd vs Chelsea is today.
What to do...??? T_T

The game will be on espn3.com. If you miss it live, you can watch the replay of it on the site. It'll be there for a long time.

Baz

United Kingdom289 Posts

April 06 2011 18:18 GMT

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Looking forward to tonight's all english game. It is very tight, incredibly hard to call, but if I had to go one way, I think my money would be on Man U, 2-1 (I hate to say it). Personally I would love nothing more than Torres to finally open his Chelsea account to win the game, and wouldn't be too surprised to see that happen, but I aren't confident enough to say I "believe" that will happen.

In the other tie Barca are obviously favourites, but I don't think it will be as easy as most people are thinking, I have been very very impressed by Shaktar over the last 2-3 years. Having said that, Barca are perhaps the greatest team to have ever existed, so with home advantage, I fancy them to get the job done, 2-0.

Enjoy the games everyone, should be another great night of Champions League football!

Ayush_SCtoss

India3050 Posts

April 06 2011 18:23 GMT

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On April 07 2011 03:15 MetalMarine wrote:

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The game will be on espn3.com. If you miss it live, you can watch the replay of it on the site. It'll be there for a long time.

Well I usually watch it online on Sopcast but this essay of mine is like so hard and is due tomorrow. And considering I always have essays to write when the big games happen I kinda procrastinate more xD
Well, I love football so I probably will (try to) do both at the same time.