Can Spurs beat Wolves?

[Tails]

Well?

[roadrunner]

Hope so. Wolves down please!

[Svlad Cjelli]

Yes, as long as Defoe is playing - two cracking long-range goals.

[Svlad Cjelli]

Quite amazing yellow card when Hutton pulls back a Wolves attacker just 5 yards from goal. If that's not the last man denying a clear goalscoring opportunity then nothing ever will be.

Dolyer penalty made it 2-2, though.

[Starfish]

I hope not as I love Mick McCarthy.

[Stranded]

3-2 Spurs

[TBM]

Hope so. Wolves down please!

Really?

Seeing Doyle play for them is the reason i want them to do well

[sandman]

I hope not as I love Mick McCarthy.

You both have something in common then.

[moo]

Hope so. Wolves down please!

Really?

Seeing Doyle play for them is the reason i want them to do well

Imagine we sneak into the playoffs and can re-sign Doyle

[Rex]

In answer to the OP. Not at this point.

[exileinleeds]

Cracking game. Wolves were a bit unlucky there.

[Ian Royal]

Hope so. Wolves down please!

Really?

Seeing Doyle play for them is the reason i want them to do well

Imagine we sneak into the playoffs and can re-sign Doyle

No chance we could afford him.

I want to see Wolves stay up for the Reading connection and because I quite like Mick McCarthy.

[Tails]

Bad day for frimmers...

[No Fixed Abode]

Poor decision by Halsey to disallow Steermans goal.

[Silver Fox]

MaROFLk HaLOLsey - woeful performance

[leon]

Quite amazing yellow card when Hutton pulls back a Wolves attacker just 5 yards from goal. If that's not the last man denying a clear goalscoring opportunity then nothing ever will be.

Dolyer penalty made it 2-2, though.

last man bit is irrelevant really as that particular rule/law doesn't exist anymore - it's the denying goal scoring opportunity bit that is important. Chris Coleman was w*nking on about last man etc on SKY it does makeme wonder if the managers don't even know...

[Royal With Cheese]

Quite amazing yellow card when Hutton pulls back a Wolves attacker just 5 yards from goal. If that's not the last man denying a clear goalscoring opportunity then nothing ever will be.

Dolyer penalty made it 2-2, though.

last man bit is irrelevant really as that particular rule/law doesn't exist anymore - it's the denying goal scoring opportunity bit that is important. Chris Coleman was w*nking on about last man etc on SKY it does makeme wonder if the managers don't even know...

True but I've never seen a more blatant sending off offence.

The fact that Hutton completely denied it should get any ban extended to a complete season.