No time to dwell on Rotherham humbling

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   Rob young on March 26, 2014 at 5:45 pm

   Living in West Sussex I took the chance to watch the Crawley game versus Wolves the other week. Wolves that night were pretty poor and I found it hard to believe it was the same team that won so handsomely at Griffin Park. My clear hope is Rotherham was our Crawley moment and that we can bounce back as they have done so since. Certainly we have what it takes with the team that has delivered so well in recent months. I do feel the up tempo style is taking its toll on some of our young stars and we are carrying injuries we are not fully aware of and nursing our way to the finish line somewhat. Now is the time for the much heralded squad to come to the fore but it is concerning the lack of impact players we have. Those cantering up the rails behind us know that a slip up is not likely to cost them a play off place where we have a a bigger target. I have every faith we can do it, the next 9 games have no ‘gimmes’ and we will undoubtedly have to win ugly but now is time for us to stand firm and confident that the job can and will be done. Maybe a couple of last minute loans signings can just give up that boost we need but I know everyone can have an off day and our boys will not leave a single % in the dressing room here on till the final whistle

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   RugbyWolf on March 26, 2014 at 6:23 pm

   Crawley was a poor performance by Wolves but that was more down to the pitch which, as John Gregory the Crawley manager admitted, was a leveller. Give Crawley their due they raised their game, as do most teams in this division, against us and got the result. That said we responded with a very good win against Sheff Utd at Bramall Lane the following game. Its much easier playing against the top teams this time of the season as they need to get the results and dont tend to sit back with 10 behind the ball. Rotherham are the form team at the moment and im looking forward to welcoming them to Molineux on Good Friday. Looking forward to going to Orient on Bank Holiday Monday as, all being well, it could be the day that we could make promotion. The one thing that doesnt bode well for either Brentford or Orient are their poor attendances. Only 3500 at Orient for a promotion chasing team is disgusting. Wolves are taking 9000 to MK Dons which is more than 11 home teams got at home last weekend including Brentford. Anyway good luck for the rest of the season and get your new stadium built asap as Griffin Park is awful.

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     Tebbisimo on March 27, 2014 at 11:50 am

     You must be the only football fan I’ve ever come across that has described Griffin Park as awful.

     Do you need to sit down to wee or something? In which case, I understand your concerns.

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   TheYorkie on March 27, 2014 at 6:03 pm

   Wolves large crowds come with their own problems given the high density of moronic cocks like RugbyWolf that they attract

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