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Lowcountry
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 Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:27 pm |
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Yet another American on here. Have followed football for a few years (07/08) now. No club really stuck out, I wanted a club to call mine own but wasnt going to pick a club just to pick a club, but over the last few years I have started to feel a pull to Wolves, I guess it started following thier promotion chase which as an American i love the concept of Relegation/Promotion. Im of Irish decent (Cork) so that was another pull with current squad. Last year was a roller coaster. Then I just knew that after nearly 4 seasons it finally hit me, for better or worse I was a Wolves supporter. I now wake up at 7:30 so I can get pissed when Swansea go up 2 then the relief of getting the draw and needing bourbon all before breakfast.
My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to London next spring , Im making sure we go when Wolves are at home so I can catch a train ride up. Its looking like the Bolton match March 31st.
P.S. I got The Boys from the Black Country on my kindle and Im loving that book and recommend it, its a great and funny insight into the club's past, great for any American to understand the history of Wolves.
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carly88
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:41 pm |
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Lowcountry wrote: Yet another American on here. Have followed football for a few years (07/08) now. No club really stuck out, I wanted a club to call mine own but wasnt going to pick a club just to pick a club, but over the last few years I have started to feel a pull to Wolves, I guess it started following thier promotion chase which as an American i love the concept of Relegation/Promotion. Im of Irish decent (Cork) so that was another pull with current squad. Last year was a roller coaster. Then I just knew that after nearly 4 seasons it finally hit me, for better or worse I was a Wolves supporter. I now wake up at 7:30 so I can get pissed when Swansea go up 2 then the relief of getting the draw and needing bourbon all before breakfast.
My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to London next spring , Im making sure we go when Wolves are at home so I can catch a train ride up. Its looking like the Bolton match March 31st.
P.S. I got The Boys from the Black Country on my kindle and Im loving that book and recommend it, its a great and funny insight into the club's past, great for any American to understand the history of Wolves.
Nice post - just as long as you know that when you say 'for better or worse', it's likely to be around 90% worse 
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wolvesforever_1979
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:46 pm |
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carly88 wrote: Lowcountry wrote: Yet another American on here. Have followed football for a few years (07/08) now. No club really stuck out, I wanted a club to call mine own but wasnt going to pick a club just to pick a club, but over the last few years I have started to feel a pull to Wolves, I guess it started following thier promotion chase which as an American i love the concept of Relegation/Promotion. Im of Irish decent (Cork) so that was another pull with current squad. Last year was a roller coaster. Then I just knew that after nearly 4 seasons it finally hit me, for better or worse I was a Wolves supporter. I now wake up at 7:30 so I can get pissed when Swansea go up 2 then the relief of getting the draw and needing bourbon all before breakfast.
My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to London next spring , Im making sure we go when Wolves are at home so I can catch a train ride up. Its looking like the Bolton match March 31st.
P.S. I got The Boys from the Black Country on my kindle and Im loving that book and recommend it, its a great and funny insight into the club's past, great for any American to understand the history of Wolves. Nice post - just as long as you know that when you say 'for better or worse', it's likely to be around 90% worse Depends if he wears a pair of gold tinted spectacles?
Welcome aboard bud.
If you wanna be part of the "Glow" you'll need a tin hat to enter Wolves chat. _________________ ‎  Forever in my Heart, Mum. 26/06/58 ~ 16/03/12.
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Ironfistedmonk
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 6:48 pm |
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wolvesforever_1979 wrote: carly88 wrote: Lowcountry wrote: Yet another American on here. Have followed football for a few years (07/08) now. No club really stuck out, I wanted a club to call mine own but wasnt going to pick a club just to pick a club, but over the last few years I have started to feel a pull to Wolves, I guess it started following thier promotion chase which as an American i love the concept of Relegation/Promotion. Im of Irish decent (Cork) so that was another pull with current squad. Last year was a roller coaster. Then I just knew that after nearly 4 seasons it finally hit me, for better or worse I was a Wolves supporter. I now wake up at 7:30 so I can get pissed when Swansea go up 2 then the relief of getting the draw and needing bourbon all before breakfast.
My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to London next spring , Im making sure we go when Wolves are at home so I can catch a train ride up. Its looking like the Bolton match March 31st.
P.S. I got The Boys from the Black Country on my kindle and Im loving that book and recommend it, its a great and funny insight into the club's past, great for any American to understand the history of Wolves. Nice post - just as long as you know that when you say 'for better or worse', it's likely to be around 90% worse Depends if he wears a pair of gold tinted spectacles? Welcome aboard bud. If you wanna be part of the "Glow" you'll need a tin hat to enter Wolves chat. Conversely if you want to moan about something you'd better wear a tin hat too, in fact just wear a tin hat, and a flak jacket would come in handy too.
Have fun buddy 
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SELWolf
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:18 pm |
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Welcome aboard and enjoy the roller coaster ride.
Once a Wolf, always a Wolf. Where's the fun in supporting a top club? That's just for socially and morally inadequate glory seekers. 
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seasidewolf
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:28 pm |
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Brilliant to see fans abroad, all due to Mick.
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CANNOCK WOLF
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Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:53 pm |
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Welcome to the site and to Wolves...
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In this world, you only, have one life - and I gave mine to Wolves.
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HackawayWolf
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Ironfistedmonk wrote: wolvesforever_1979 wrote: carly88 wrote: Lowcountry wrote: Yet another American on here. Have followed football for a few years (07/08) now. No club really stuck out, I wanted a club to call mine own but wasnt going to pick a club just to pick a club, but over the last few years I have started to feel a pull to Wolves, I guess it started following thier promotion chase which as an American i love the concept of Relegation/Promotion. Im of Irish decent (Cork) so that was another pull with current squad. Last year was a roller coaster. Then I just knew that after nearly 4 seasons it finally hit me, for better or worse I was a Wolves supporter. I now wake up at 7:30 so I can get pissed when Swansea go up 2 then the relief of getting the draw and needing bourbon all before breakfast.
My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to London next spring , Im making sure we go when Wolves are at home so I can catch a train ride up. Its looking like the Bolton match March 31st.
P.S. I got The Boys from the Black Country on my kindle and Im loving that book and recommend it, its a great and funny insight into the club's past, great for any American to understand the history of Wolves. Nice post - just as long as you know that when you say 'for better or worse', it's likely to be around 90% worse Depends if he wears a pair of gold tinted spectacles?[img] Welcome aboard bud. If you wanna be part of the "Glow" you'll need a tin hat to enter Wolves chat. Conversely if you want to moan about something you'd better wear a tin hat too, in fact just wear a tin hat, and a flak jacket would come in handy too. Have fun buddy welcome !
you may want to be a glow trying to enter the clique or a doomer, either way you'll probably end up looking like this in three months on here, you may well have been better off going to redcafe or bluemoon 
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Lowcountry
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 1:28 am |
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Thanks to all the greetings. It now looks like we will be coming over the weekend of April 21st the Man City match. Tickets im sure will be very hard to get so I take it a membership will be needed to get tickets. Can I get 2 tickets with one membership or is it one membership one ticket?
Also I have looked at the London Wolves site and seen they travel up for every match and I think that is something I would like to do if anyone on here is with the group can the give me any info, a pm maybe?
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SELWolf
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 10:50 am |
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Lowcountry wrote: Thanks to all the greetings. It now looks like we will be coming over the weekend of April 21st the Man City match. Tickets im sure will be very hard to get so I take it a membership will be needed to get tickets. Can I get 2 tickets with one membership or is it one membership one ticket?
Also I have looked at the London Wolves site and seen they travel up for every match and I think that is something I would like to do if anyone on here is with the group can the give me any info, a pm maybe?
You pay your membership to London Wolves for one (£22 I think) and then can pay a supplement of a couple of pounds to bring a guest along with you. You need to order your train tickets a few weeks in advance of the game, and I guess in your case, because you live abroad you'll need to have sent money in advance. Peter Woodifield can also get you match tickets because you're a London Wolves member (just let him know which part of the ground you want to sit in), but again you'd need to pay him in advace. This way you won't need to take out Wolves membership. We meet at Euston Station inside on the concourse down by the left hand corner as you look at the platforms at either 8.00am (to leave at 8.25 am) or 9.00am (to leave at 9.25 am) depending on circumstances. There are about 40 of us who go at any one time and are quite easy to spot on the concourse. We usually get the 5.45pm train back to Euston (but sometimes it has to be an hour later) and it takes a couple of hours each way.
To join the club just follow the links and when you've got your membership contact Peter to book your tickets by following the links on the site and he'll email you back within a couple of days.
If you want any more info then PM me. 
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 3:25 am |
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 10:02 am |
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