And still they keep on coming, but, are my eyes deceiving me or is there a growing acceptance from the great entitled that we were actually the better side?
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And still they keep on coming, but, are my eyes deceiving me or is there a growing acceptance from the great entitled that we were actually the better side?
https://www.expressandstar.com/sport...ity-2--report/
A load of wimps, it's going to be a long,long and very disappointing season for them and after all these exaggerations and bare faced lies they deserve it
I don't think so. I think it is more patronising than anything and are still upset we didn't roll out the red carpet and let them with 3 or 4 nil. They'll refuse to admit we actually played some nice stuff and are physical. They must have forgotten the McCarthy years when they had Karl Henry and Co.
My big box of ****s to give is empty at the moment.
All that matters to us right now is that 1. We're being entertained 2. We can see fire and passion (sorry) on the pitch 3. We're winning.
What the rest of the football world thinks of us has zero interest to me.
If they don't like us, I really really don't care.
Sorry to repeat myself, but;-
Q. Which Championship side had the most yellow cards in 2016/17?
A. Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Q. Which Championship side had the fifth best disciplinary record (including the second lowest number of yellow cards) in 16/17?
A. Cardiff City.
Wolves are fast becoming my most despised club in the championship. I have honestly never seen anything like this after losing a football match to a better team.
I hope this sense of entitlement causes them to crash and burn.
I've gone from the laughing at them stage to the pitying them stage back to the laughing stage and now I'm at the Oh f uck off and get over yourselves stage.
They are the most precious bunch - from a team that once cheered Kevin Muscat
They are truly pathetic
Never known such a pathetic bunch of whingers in my life.
Will give me great satisfaction to see them crash and burn now.
OK, we all have a moan and I'm one of the worst for thinking sometimes refs are against us, but they are taking it to a completely new level.
It's almost like they think football should be a non contact sport ( unless that is they are committing the foul - as they actually committed more than us on Saturday)
I've seen plenty of dirty sides, and we aren't even in the (old) 2nd division with the players we've got.
There isn't even one City player who I would term as dirty.
They do seem quite sensitive.
I've never particularly thought of Wolves as some sort of football mecca where they play beautiful football. It's a shame that we didn't have the privilege to have seen it in full flow.
A bit like when I went to Barcelona expecting to be entertained but it rained and they got beat.
Wolves should refund those who travelled.
It was funny at first, now it is just annoying and I hope they completely decombust when every other side plays a physical style against them. Most will lose though, as we're actually able to play. Fans are one thing but their journos are still harping on about it. They're supposed to be professional!
As you said in another thread, I thought it was the worst time to play Wolves, now I think it was the best. They were completely unprepared for a team with any physical presence.
Paul
A Wolves season ticket holder who I know well gave me his honest opinion on the game this morning. His view is that the fouls Cardiff committed were of the niggly, disruptive type rather than anything nasty and were very effective in preventing the Wolves "creative" players from doing the job they had done previously this season (leading him to question their "bottle" over a Championship season). He was quite happy to state that Cardiff were overall the better team and deserved to win. He was also close to the claimed Damour "elbow in the throat" claim and said it was nothing of the sort.
The return fixture is on 7th April. I think we should start selling tickets for that game now, just for the fun of it.
The more I think about it the more I think they were just completely shocked to see their team outplayed after their first 3 games and were just trying to justify it in a way that a. Made them feel it was just an aberration and b. That their silly pre match boasts that had been made to look very stupid indeed were actually logical and would have been correct but for cheating opponents and useless refs which were nothing to do with not actually being as good on the day as their opposition.
All of course backed up by the fact we have a physically big and hardworking side and a manager that demands a genuine 100% off every player
Just had one of those PPI cold calls where the town of the caller is revealed, only Wolverhampton wasn't it, I don't answer these as a rule, answered this one though, I was quite brutish with the poor bugger. He gave a nervous laugh & hung up.
I think that's a pretty fair report. They refer to us bullying Wolves but that can mean we were just stronger and outmuscled and outfought them, which we did. I'd rather have a strong disciplined side rather than one that cracks at the first opportunity. However everyone tends to ignore the pace and flair we have in the team, in addition to our strength from set plays and long throws. AT the moment we are strong and disciplined, fit, have flair and pace , haven';t conceded much and and can score. I'll settle for that.
They also out-fouled us. Maybe that was just the ref being biased though. As we all know, everyone loves Cardiff. We get everything.
Whilst its still fresh in the mind given the absurd and excessive media outburst by their manager, its history; the table says 3 points to the City. :ayatollah:
I've moved on to thinking about QPR when we'll face a different challenge which will assumedly be hotly contested given the identity of Rangers' manager and of course Warnock will be up against another of his old clubs.
This could be the tightest game of our opening fixtures.
Do you think that maybe the term "bullying" I this instance is more about our physical stature/robust play rather than actually doing anything wrong.
I always feel Stoke, West Brom and Burnley would be deemed as playing to more thanthe sum of their parts I.e. bullying, as opposed to Arsenal, Citeh and those lot down west who would like to be thought of as playing the beautiful game? Passes and flicks but soft underbelly.
I like to think that Fergies approach with Utd was spot on. We play football but if you want a fight we will give you a fu***r.
Bring it on.
Best feeling as Cardiff fan for years, we may not be the trendy team but you certainly aren't going to take the piss out of us.
Mention of stoke in this thread has reminded me of my reaction to Arsenal fan's criticism of the the Pulis edition: it's not Pulis's job to entertain Arsenal fans.
Apart from the recent edition of Barca where majority of player seemed small (and then you have issue with diving; plus busquets, pique and puyol) I can't name a single great team that wasn't physical as well as whatever other strengths they had. The wolves fans reaction to our performance is hysterical.