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1988. Steve Bull in action for Wolverhampton Wanderers against Burnley in the Sherpa Van Trophy final
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Steve Daley #WWFC
Topps 1978 16/396
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George Palmer served as Wolves' physiotherapist from at least 1949, helping players recover from injury and stay match fit. Pictured in 1970 with manager Bill McGarry, coach Sammy Chung and trainer Jack Bowen. #HiddenHeroes #Wolves150
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We had a tough game. We were winning 1-0 in the last 16 of the Europa League when Jota found himself 1vs1 with the goalkeeper, starting from inside the opposition’s half. He was all alone, with plenty of time and space to run at the keeper and decide what to do…
The goalkeeper came rushing out, and Jota struggled to dribble past him or get a shot… and ended up missing the chance.
We fought until the very end to hold on to that 1-0.
After the game, of course, everyone was joking about the missed chance.
Then he replied, completely seriously: “Yeah, I don’t know why, but when I have too much time to think, I always make shit decisions” 😂😂😂😂
And he was right… Give him just 1 or 2 seconds to make a decision, and he was probably one of the best in the world.
Diogo Jota ⚡️
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Freddie Goodwin #WWFC
Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly
October 1963
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Someone said "watch Mobland".
I've never watched Sopranos, Breaking Bad etc because watching 200 episodes rather than a 90 minute film is a lot of concentrating.
So I watched episode 1 at 8pm and went to bed after episode 10 around 4am.
It's mind blowingly good. Anything similar, please let me know! Tom Hardy is 👏🏽👏🏽
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A special man who led us out of the darkness. Be your beautiful best today Molineux 🐺

























