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The reaction on O'Hara's face at around 4:21 onwards is priceless, makes the last minute winner even sweeter lol.

Don't get me started on f"*#ing Jamie O'Hara.

One of the worst acquisitions Wolves ever made for a whole raft of reasons.
And since he left he has turned into an even bigger £#@* than ever.

FFS .

Can't believe it's been 20 years since arse won the league and also won't win it this season either, anyway

If Arsenal fail to beat my lot tomorrow it will quite possibly be the most embarrassing result in the history of the universe.
The Wolves injury crisis is beyond ridiculous .
I should have predicted Arsenal to win 27-0 with a joker .

(19-04-2024 18:55 )Snooks Wrote: [ -> ]The Wolves injury crisis is beyond ridiculous

In his press conference Gary O'Neil said 8 Wolves players were unavailable, which isn't much more than the current Premier League average of 6.7 players out.

There are 7 clubs with more injured players than Wolves right now, including Newcastle who are missing 5 midfielders and Man Utd who are missing 6 defenders.

(20-04-2024 01:59 )shaun blue Wrote: [ -> ]In his press conference Gary O'Neil said 8 Wolves players were unavailable, which isn't much more than the current Premier League average of 6.7 players out.

There are 7 clubs with more injured players than Wolves right now, including Newcastle who are missing 5 midfielders and Man Utd who are missing 6 defenders.

Point taken but none of those clubs have lost almost all their best players.
It isn't exclusively a numbers game, it's a case not just of how many players are lost to injury but which ones are lost at one time.
Anyway Arsenal should win comfortably.

(20-04-2024 03:05 )Snooks Wrote: [ -> ]

(20-04-2024 01:59 )shaun blue Wrote: [ -> ]In his press conference Gary O'Neil said 8 Wolves players were unavailable, which isn't much more than the current Premier League average of 6.7 players out.

There are 7 clubs with more injured players than Wolves right now, including Newcastle who are missing 5 midfielders and Man Utd who are missing 6 defenders.

Point taken but none of those clubs have lost almost all their best players.
It isn't exclusively a numbers game, it's a case not just of how many players are lost to injury but which ones are lost at one time.
Anyway Arsenal should win comfortably.

Not only that, squad strength/depth is a key factor. Wolves can ill afford to miss those kind of numbers from their starting XI, whereas Man City, Arsenal & a few others have less drop-off in terms of class. You could make a very good case for a Man City 2nd XI comfortably beating the Wolves 1st XI.