3 games in a week! wow
20 April: Wolves (away)
23 April: Tottenham (away)
27 April: Newcastle (home)
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3 games in a week! wow
20 April: Wolves (away)
23 April: Tottenham (away)
27 April: Newcastle (home)
Or 5 games in two weeks.
Duck em
It’s Easter - sort of traditional isn’t it?
Not sure why we don’t have that many fixtures.
Must be they are playing their game in hand
Catching up from their cup run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toadstool
Could really do with Wolves doing us a favour for a change.
Who knows? If we can somehow get something against Liverpool, bha's goal difference advantage could evaporate in that week. I can see Wolves and Spurs going for the jugular as goal difference could well mean they do or don't achieve their objectives this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
Agree; Wolves have let us down a few times in recent monthsQuote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
Others may say that about us, we beat them as well, they’ve been shite against the teams near the bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbridge Blue
Contradiction in terms, Wolves and favour.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
You’re missing “doing us a” in between those words.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
They’ve done a few favours for our relegation rivals of late by not turning up and then beat us a few weeks back.
wolves owe us nothing, its all down to our games. however should any wanderers players want to score a hatful against brighton well.........................................Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
wolves are safe and will lose just to f"ck us over .
My worry is motivation ,yes there safe and sometimes they don't like the abrasive side of the English game, and we know Brighton may bring that to the fore.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
we are the eternal underdogs always have been, ho the feck we went up last season is a .........?
but having watched and followed city since 1974 ish...we dont get that break that other clubs get.
Just look at this season.Our 15 million striker dies on his way to us.. its ....there are no words
Wolves are in a 4 way battle for 7th place.
There's money and pride to play for on their return to the Premier League.
They won't roll over as they will want to keep momentum going to the end of the season.
I thought we bought a lot of good fortune last year .Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
As a Championship side we remarkably got to a FA and Carling Cup final .
Been promoted twice to the best league in the world , in the modern era.
Underdogs nah, not for me
We have by far the lowest wage bill and total outlay in the division, we're massive underdogsQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I think Wolves will want to put the FA cup thing behind them and break this shit club voodoo they got going on.. I think Newcastle might let us down though, can't see them having anything to play for at that point..
BHA remind me of how supine and timid we were last season. Don't be shocked if you stay up :popcorn:
by design.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
Hoodoo?Quote:
Originally Posted by Freitag 4.17
I've been among those who have mentioned Wolves' poor record against the bottom clubs, but I think, to be more accurate, that should be their poor away record. Yes, they lost to Huddersfield at Molineux, but they've beaten us, Southampton and Burnley and drawn with Newcastle and they still have Brighton and Fulham to play there.
20 April: Wolves - Drew - parked the bus, never looked like scoring, a good result for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
23 April: Tottenham - Lost - parked the bus and almost got a draw, looked broken at the end though
27 April: Newcastle (home) - Going to be tired surely mentally and physically - that's why I think they will lose this one !!!!
We really need to beat Fulham no matter what !!!