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I got most of my Collins anger out on Saturday.

That's top of the list for things that enraged me for sure. 2) - giving a goal kick after the linesman gave a corner for what was a blatant fucking corner 3) - their keeper taking a couple of minutes to take each goal kick 4) - not booking the player that body checked Sakamoto miles away from...

I'd possibly consider Wilson over Oggy. Better goal scoring record, 1 in 117 v 1 in 601. I'm not convinced Sheaf is fit enough so would start Torp. Horrible cameo on Saturday aside he's been excellent in home matches recently.

They didn't go hiding on Saturday at all. We were up against a horrible team that rarely concede and we gifted them two goals. I thought the fight from the side was good. You could sense the players felt the same anger as we did towards the referee. Need to use that as fuel for Weds. If we...

If that does happen we’re almost in 2 from 3 territory as West Brom will be 5 behind us. Admittedly the Good Friday game is massive regardless.

Guaranteed to break the stadium attendance record this one surely, at least for league matches.

How do you even know? Did you stay in the stadium to witness that, you psycho? I was already halfway back to Waterloo by the time they did that. The thought of witnessing that still makes me feel sick now.

Kitching back surely?

Pervert

Nah his last goal was at the Dell. I was there for that. A header.

Paul Telfer, and its a hill I'm prepared to die on.

100%!

I was 11 in 1987. Never liked Keith Houchen or Dave Bennett. And I can't explain why. Anybody else got any random players they didn't like?

Joke go over your head, mate? ps he spelt Gallacher wrong. I'm too good for this forum, I shouldn't have to explain my gags.

You can't have a childhood hero and spell his name wrong. I don't think you liked David Burrows at all.

Terry Gibson was my first. Cried my eyes out when he left. Then Oggy and Cyrille were mainstays throughout the rest of my childhood with very honourable mentions to Speedie, Gallacher and Ndlovu.

Been thinking about these Wembley visits. They have coincided with some really poor kits. In fact the only really decent kit we've worn at Wembley was the only one we lost. 16/17 - by far the worst kit we've ever had 86/87 - our greatest ever team being forced to wear blue and white stripes...

My twat of a mate took a picture of me at the final whistle crying (I'm emotional at the best of times tbf) and he sends it to me on the anniversary each year. Like I said, he's a twat!

Who gives a fuck? I'd argue we'd be using it as justification of our standing in the world if we'd won anything pre-war. We're pushing 40 years on from winning the FAC and we still bang on about as much today as we did then. When does that cease to be relevant?

Yeah I do get that last bit! Anybody not in my Panini sticker albums between 1984 and 1988 had all the footballing relevance of a pub team. I still struggle to accept that Wolves are anything other than an amateur team that have somehow fluked current top flight football.