Wolves Fans Anticipating Amex Agony

Munkfish · Mar 12, 2015

My Favourite comment is about Crewe, a station 5 minutes away, well there is a station 2 Minutes from the away end. I have been to countless shitty away days and ours is by one of the worst. For me visiting the Amex would be a nicer version of going to Millwall, Everything you want 5-10mins from the station with the added bonus away fans can stay back and have a drink in the ground instead of being penned in and held back for 45mins. by which time at the AMEX you could have had a pint and then walked onto a train.

Not to mention one considers Brighton as the furthest away game, seriously annoying when Wolves is considered fairly close by us. (I would imagine Bournemouth is a bit further for them this season?)

mona · Mar 12, 2015

Gilliver's Travels said:
No. Martin, the Swan's landlord, has confirmed to me that they positively welcome decent away fans, which regrettably excludes supporters of Millwall, Cardiff and Leeds.

But not Wolves! ? !
In recent trips have found Cardiff and Leeds fans far better than Wolves.

Justice · Mar 12, 2015

To be fair their last visit was a nothing game the atmosphere should be slightly better on Saturday.

Superphil · Mar 12, 2015

Munkfish said:
Not to mention one considers Brighton as the furthest away game, seriously annoying when Wolves is considered fairly close by us. (I would imagine Bournemouth is a bit further for them this season?)

Wolverhampton - Brighton 188 miles

Wolverhampton - Boremuff 182 miles

TomandJerry · Mar 12, 2015

But didn't Wolves start the Mexican wave once at the Amex?

Tom Hark Preston Park · Mar 12, 2015

Hamilton said:
Let's face it, their last memory of the Amex wasn't that good was it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22320569

One of our stewards will have an even worse memory of the day... :lolol:

Thunder Bolt · Mar 12, 2015

Gazwag said:
I guess they avoid Reading as well then with its 3 mile walk to the station, middle of nowhere and no pubs.

They are only bitter because our big screens actually work

Hole in your telly, you've got a hole in your telly.

Publius Ovidius · Mar 12, 2015

Will anyone be joining in the applause on 44 minutes for that poor Watford lad attacked by these wolves Neanderthals?

Hamilton · Mar 12, 2015

granny weatherwax said:
Will anyone be joining in the applause on 44 minutes for that poor Watford lad attacked by these wolves Neanderthals?

I'm sure all of the Wolves fans will join in as well. Doubt they are that impressed with what happened either.

Thunder Bolt · Mar 12, 2015

Hamilton said:
I'm sure all of the Wolves fans will join in as well. Doubt they are that impressed with what happened either.

Wolves fans have raised over £7K for the victim.
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spo...ws/wolves-fan-restores-faith-football-8800305

pasty · Mar 12, 2015

granny weatherwax said:
Will anyone be joining in the applause on 44 minutes for that poor Watford lad attacked by these wolves Neanderthals?

Please tell me you are joking and that is not really happening

spring hall convert · Mar 12, 2015

Is this anything to do with the fact that the last time they came here they got thumped on what must have been a hugely depressing day for Wolves fans?

Though IIRC, they spent more time booing O'Hara than supporting their team.

The Large One · Mar 12, 2015

Some of them came to the soul disco thingy we did in the concourse after the game. They were great fun. They were delighted when we played 'Liquidator'.

That, combined with leading the minute's applause for Tony Grealish (a former Baggie) and their general gallows-humour acceptance of their relegation made them, for me, among the best away fans we've had here.

Mackenzie · Mar 12, 2015

Their Brighton thread is rubbish. I think we do a good job for away supporters.

spence · Mar 12, 2015

Thunder Bolt said:
Wolves fans have raised over £7K for the victim.
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spo...ws/wolves-fan-restores-faith-football-8800305

Nearly 27k

http://www.gofundme.com/o8itrk

Thunder Bolt · Mar 12, 2015

spring hall convert said:
Is this anything to do with the fact that the last time they came here they got thumped on what must have been a hugely depressing day for Wolves fans?

Though IIRC, they spent more time booing O'Hara than supporting their team.

It was amusing when he threw his shirt into their fans, and they threw it back at him.

spence · Mar 12, 2015

13 year old arrested for fan attack.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-31851233

spring hall convert · Mar 12, 2015

Thunder Bolt said:
It was amusing when he threw his shirt into their fans, and they threw it back at him.

Don't get me wrong. I thought they were right to do it.

I got the impression from the Wolves fans I spoke to that despite the game and the state of the club at the time, they enjoyed their day out in Brighton.

Mackenzie · Mar 12, 2015

spence said:
13 year old arrested for fan attack.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-31851233

Little ****er. Must come from a lovely family.

Raleigh Chopper · Mar 12, 2015

I don't care what they think or say.
i am more concerned about the match.
Wolves are a good side with a run of good results.
We need to continue our home form maybe even improve.
Both clubs need the points. Our performance against Reading worries me even though it was away. So does the absence of Baldock.
Could be the best game of the season.

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