Plastik Man

Avom in!

The whole barn?

Quite what the barn door was doing adjacent to the training pitches still hasn't been explained!

To be fair, he's sitting on the bench. That's a lot closer to the exit than many of us towards the back of the stands!

I don't normally check this thread, and I'm sure what grinds my gears MUST have been shared before... but those people who share screen shots on posts when it's far, FAR, easier to just share the webpage/image/tweet.... FFS!

Boobcentric?

I like that Real Avila shirt. It manages to keep quite a traditional shape, collar etc, and combines it with a nice geometric design

It's likely it was the only way we could get him to agree to sign for us. Last summer we'd already had to sell KDH due to PSR and everyone was expecting a points deduction. Why would a promising international sign for us last summer without a release clause?

As far as health & safety goes we'd probably be better off if some of them did!

He's exciting, and it's good to see he still appears to have his pace, but I don't think yesterday was his best game, there were occasions he perhaps took the wrong option. But I expect he'll need a few games to get up to "match fitness" when I think he will look really sharp and slice through teams.

Still not sure why he got a yellow card for that? Ronaldo can do his folded arms shite, Mavididi just sat there and got a yellow. Bollux!

I feel obliged to post on this again. Respect to @Claudio Fannieri for his continued fund raising. In August 2023 I got around to getting a PSA test, at the age of 53. My dad had prostate cancer in his 60s (and recovered), and my mum died of breast cancer in her 30s. Both make you higher risk. I'd noticed during COVID I was waking most nights to go for a piss. The PSA test is simple, it should not put off anyone. Turned out my PSA was a bit high, and after further tests, scans, biopsies, etc I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I can't fault the NHS and I had a prostatectomy in January 2024. And fortunately a full recovery. If anyone has any worries or doubts, there is no reason not to get a PSA test. Just demand it from your GP. Prostate cancer is surprisingly common. But easily treatable, just don't ignore it!

He wasn't wearing his heels!

It's what he throws over his shoulder after every own goal

He tried bless him, but sliced it over the Bosphrous!

As soon as he arrived aged 19 and we saw his brilliant tackling he seemed to play in every single game, never getting a rest. Until it eventually told and he started picking up injuries. As others have said what a great servant, and a link back to our Champions League adventure. Thank you Wilf and Good Luck!

I think that's more than possible. Two years ago Fatawu was very raw and often wasteful. His shooting improved during that season, but I was really impressed with his deft touch and then composed shot for his goal yesterday. Another sign of maturity?

Half a twix? We'll be lucky. It will be half a twix once he has had 20 clean sheets!😁

Will this be free to fans pre-match instead of the coconuts?

A pint of meths?

I friend who's a Wolves fan said the same, years ago when he was their captain. When I spoke to him earlier this year he couldn't understand why we were playing him in a back 4. And that's a much older Coady to his prime when captaining Wolves. When we signed him I got the fact he was a good leader and we probably needed that at the time. But as for fitting our set up, the relatively high fee, and big wages, it was a terrible signing! I don't think he's been particularly bad for us. But I can't recall a single thing he's done that stands out. We've had zero return on an expensive investment. He's not been our worst signing and I think the big reaction to him departing is mainly relief we've rid ourselves of his big wages without feeling the squad has been weakened in the slightest and giving the promising academy players more chance to break through. And finally, it potentially frees up funds to bring in a new signing who will add to the squad

I think an opportunity was missed years ago to return to the Electricity ground, creating a sporting quarter, close to both the KP and Welford Road. But the building developments around the ground there a few years back has probably put paid to that idea. It probably wasn't possible then anyhow as there was no way of generating any real sale income for Grace Road. A move away, if a suitable location could be found, might be best. Grace Road isn't really in the best location for access, or for a hotel, as has already been said.

How about just telling us wtf they are doing? Do they have a plan? It doesn't need much engagement or a meeting for that!

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Kareem Abdul Jobling