Match Thread Wolverhampton Wanderers - Coventry City [FA] Match Thread - Saturday 16th Mar (13 Viewers)
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Bernie Rhodes Nose
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In the words of Talking Heads. 'Stop Making Sense'Exactly. COH could still have a major impact on the game. It's a 90 mins game and I could well see O'Hare coming on for Palmer at some point.
It's getting knickers in twists very, very early on today, I must say.
Philosoraptor
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When Seaman first fondled City's ball I thought there'd be a chance we would get to a semi...
mmttww
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You're talking to yourself again, Pete. Have a spliff and settle down. Every football m8 you have will be dragging you down the pub for a session for the ages tonight.
mmttww
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ARNIE CONTENT IS MINE, BITCH! #STOPTHIEF
StrettoBoy
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My wife is a Wolves fan.
I'm finding it terribly difficult to hide my big beaming smile beneath a sportsmanlike expression.
I'm finding it terribly difficult to hide my big beaming smile beneath a sportsmanlike expression.
JulianDarbyFTW
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I like Gary O'Neill, but this quote stinks of sour grapes:
"Coventry were able to capitalise on the fact they played us on a day when we were miles below our best with loads of players missing, and we weren’t able to get it done"
"Coventry were able to capitalise on the fact they played us on a day when we were miles below our best with loads of players missing, and we weren’t able to get it done"
SomersetSB
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Well we did do the double over Fulham the other year, comprehensively I remember!!
Nick
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The love in for him all through the game was embarrassing, every time the ball went out of play (and sometimes when it was in play) it would cut to him.
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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mrfr
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The sadness in their eyes and their little Premier League lanyards is very funny.
Brighton Sky Blue
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O’Neil giving strong Dewsbury-Hall vibes
glasgowfan
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You married a Wolves fan?My wife is a Wolves fan.
I'm finding it terribly difficult to hide my big beaming smile beneath a sportsmanlike expression.
So sad
Nick
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Has to be up there, even for a neutral it's an amazing game.
Sky Blue 1987
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It should be and would be if we were a Premier league team, but as we aint it probably won't be lol
Evo1883
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Stan collymore absolutely lauding the game on twitter
shepardo01
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HadjiChippo
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Still not over how we’ve won. If you saw that in a film you’d say it’s unrealistic bollocks.
Brighton Sky Blue
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It’ll get to general sale surely
StrettoBoy
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Brighton Sky Blue
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He assumed the result was never in doubtAfter coming across so well pre match, he can go fuck himself now!
Brighton Sky Blue
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I was stood right next to the segregation in the Stan Cullis stand…very enjoyable indeedWho took great pleasure in that bald wolves fan in green stone island jacket when we scored the 3rd
The Reverend Skyblue
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I’ve just turned 60, and I started going to games with my dad when I was five, hence its been a long long journey we’ve been onto together, which can only be summed up perfectly by the word, rollercoaster.
My personal low was sat away on a Tuesday or Wednesday night with about 600 other Skyblues, on the coldest night I’ve ever watched Cov, at Colchester‘s Soul less stadium in league two, when we were mid table in the bottom league, though we won with a couple of crackers from McColdrick, I just thought I was witnessing my once great club about to spend the next 5 years in the bottom rung of English professional football.
We have had the terrible SISU years, I’ve watched my team play ‘home’ in Northampton, a huge low, but I’ve also had some the greatest days of my life, the early Seventies with Ernie Hunt, Willie Carr ,Mick Coop who I met once and loved, & the later years of Ian Wallace & Mick Ferguson , Mickey Quinn , Darren Huckerby, Keano et all, who I absolutely all adored.
I have watched my team play in Europe, at home twice, once beating a great Bayern Munich side, though in typical Cov style we were 6-0 down from first leg , that contained half the German National team, plus of course the great FA cup run of 1987 where every game went to the wire, but I’ve got to say, I loved today so much, as much as the games ive mentioned.
For a club/team in total turmoil 5/6 years ago, to go away and beat and out play, an established top half Prem team, it’s right up there in my memories
My personal low was sat away on a Tuesday or Wednesday night with about 600 other Skyblues, on the coldest night I’ve ever watched Cov, at Colchester‘s Soul less stadium in league two, when we were mid table in the bottom league, though we won with a couple of crackers from McColdrick, I just thought I was witnessing my once great club about to spend the next 5 years in the bottom rung of English professional football.
We have had the terrible SISU years, I’ve watched my team play ‘home’ in Northampton, a huge low, but I’ve also had some the greatest days of my life, the early Seventies with Ernie Hunt, Willie Carr ,Mick Coop who I met once and loved, & the later years of Ian Wallace & Mick Ferguson , Mickey Quinn , Darren Huckerby, Keano et all, who I absolutely all adored.
I have watched my team play in Europe, at home twice, once beating a great Bayern Munich side, though in typical Cov style we were 6-0 down from first leg , that contained half the German National team, plus of course the great FA cup run of 1987 where every game went to the wire, but I’ve got to say, I loved today so much, as much as the games ive mentioned.
For a club/team in total turmoil 5/6 years ago, to go away and beat and out play, an established top half Prem team, it’s right up there in my memories
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