Wolves interested in Woodgate

NEWS IS it's all off,hes not interested in coming to Wolves prefers to stay and fight for his place at Spurs.

As soon as I finished writing this article I saw that Mick had said that Woodgate had rejected the offer. Would have been a risky way of spending part of our budget so i`m not overly fussed. Would have been nice if it had all worked out but could have been a disaster if he spent the while time in the medical room.

This, I think explains our problem,Woodgate has no chance of making the 25 at Spurs but still chooses not to come to Wolves!thats it in a nutshell,no one wants to join an apparently sinking ship,well thats good,I would rather stick with what we have than pay the wages for someone who does'nt want to fight for the cause.Would'nt it be nice to stay up and still not having spent any 'big' money in this window unlike Hammers and Blues.Changing the subject,I still think Holloway deserves Manager of the Year no matter what happens,what a job he has done with very,very limited funds.UTW.

Have you been painting the garage again NYC??.lol.

I would like to apologize to all Scunthorpe fans out there. Since I used the club as a shorthand for the miseries we will face, if relegated, it has now become the norm. It's nothing personal: it's just that the name has the right depressing and unromantic tone I was striving for. Admittedly, it also serves as an indicator of the sort of teams we will be meeting down there.

If sinking ship (Crete Wolf) it is, well then.....go down all guns ablazing: a trident striker force of Vokes, Sylvan and Fletcher; Doyle and Jarvis on the wings, Guerdioura (when he is fit), Milijas and Hunty in midfield, and any two so-called defenders and a keeper for MM to pick. Win or lose 4-2, 5-2 or 5-3 and a better chance of picking up 6/7 wins from the remaining 15 games for a season's total of 39/42.......which will most likely do the trick.

Straightaway! Starting with Bolton tomorrow night!! Only snag is that it is not easy to find an adequate replacement for Guerdioura. Which is why the plan could, just COULD, fail!!!!!! You are correct, Southbank 60, as is your grammatical analysis; the punctuation additions you suggest I made should be 'understood'.....too many of them required, and the sheer number of gems detracts from the appreciation of any single one of them!!! There!!!!!!!! Seriously now, if West Brom beat Wigan tonight, they will be on 28, Fulham on 26 fifth from bottom, and Birmingham on 23 with a game in hand. The situation is getting desperate, and won't be remedied by cautious tactics, and point-per-match satisfaction will have no effect on the table. Desperate situations call for desperate measures. The target is 6 or seven wins. The chance of success varies inversely with the extent of the risk taken - true- but also conversely with the number of attempts available . Out of 15 available games. winning six or seven is not impossible, employing offensive tactics NOW. Holding back, playing 'cautious' with six 'defenders', any of whom more often than not is the main, if not the sole, contributing factor of the team's defeat, and picking up a couple of points to find ourselves with ten games left and still 6 to win....... do away altogether with the possibility of having the game messed up by defenders inside the first 10 minutes......except Berra,and Guerdioura and Craddock, who are out, no other deserves the appellation ........bring in, in their place, midfielders and forwards, and overwhelm the oppostion in those first ten minutes. This is the plan. It may be suicide, MAY......but where death is certain, what of it?

The plan is not sensible at all- I do away with your inverted commas as no irony is intended by myself. It is simply necessary to move up the table....a forced move, to borrow a term from chess. Only two or three(!) wins on the trot will see us looking down at the gap from the bottom three. And - I meant to mention this before - I do not see how it will be possible to, as you have it, claw our way out of the mess. Unlike last season, the bottom clubs keep picking up points, on and off. What is needed is that we shoot up the table. They say luck favours the brave: well then, dear Southbank 60, what are we waiting for? Collect 10,000 signatures endorsing the plan before the team set off for Bolton, hand the petition to MM and inform both JM and SM about it - then we will be able to face relegation with an easy conscience in having tried to have the plan put into operation. Now then, plan apart..... I see more possibility of picking up points from the two matches following than winning against Bolton, though, as you say, we must win against Bolton. I will be relieved if it is still 0-0 at half-time, meaning that we survived the opening minutes. Just read on the official site that the derby against W Brom has been moved to a Sunday lunchtime kick-off; no relief here, I am afraid to say. I am happier with evening matches. Memories of Upton Park, March 23rd, would you say?