Date: Wednesday15th July
Venue: Turf Moor
Kick off: 6pm
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One match ban enabled
On Wednesday Wolves travel to Lancashire to take on Burnley.
Wolves go into the game on the back of dominant performance against Everton at Molineux which ended in a 3-0 victory for the home side. Wolves currently sit in 6th place in the table with 55 points.
After their 1-1 draw against Liverpool at Anfield, Burnley are just 3 places and 5 points below Wolves in the table. Since their 5-0 hammering by Manchester City they are on a 5 match unbeaten run.
The reverse fixture back in August seems an awful long time ago with all that has happened since. The game ended all square at 1-1. Last season when the two teams met at Turf Moor the game resulted in a 2-0 win for the home side but now Burnley are in that no-mans-land mid table position where they are safe from relegation but too far away from a European place. Despite this, Sean Dyche is not the kind of manager to allow his players to give anything but their best and Nuno Espirito Santo will know that to come away with all 3 points will be no easy task.
Wolves are still in the Europa League competition for this season. If they are to repeat that for next season 3 points here is vital. The chance of Champions League football is still not beyond reach but to attain that, 9 points from their last 3 games has to be the objective. Fasten your seat belts folks, this could get a bit bumpy!
The game will be shown live on BBC. The first half will be on BBC2 and the second half on BBC1
Gem’s prediction 1-2
Burnley v Wolves Match Preview
posted on 15/7/20
If I had so many gripes with a manager there is no way I would say I wouldn’t want him replaced cinci. From the long list of faults you identify week after week do you not think a change of manager would help. Or are the gripes you have continually raised for months unimportant. To say he is getting so many things wrong then saying you wouldn’t replace him seems completely illogical
posted on 15/7/20
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 3 minutes ago
I don't think you're cool Cinci.
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I am the ice man
posted on 15/7/20
comment by Salop (U22262)
posted 2 minutes ago
If I had so many gripes with a manager there is no way I would say I wouldn’t want him replaced cinci. From the long list of faults you identify week after week do you not think a change of manager would help. Or are the gripes you have continually raised for months unimportant. To say he is getting so many things wrong then saying you wouldn’t replace him seems completely illogical
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Results. My gripes are minor when you look at the whole. That doesn't mean some of them are not valid gripes, Nuno has changed things after poor results, performances acknowledging errors, he isn't infallible.
posted on 15/7/20
Halfy must be loving this
posted on 15/7/20
comment by Cinciwolf----JA606 NFL Fantasy Champion 2019----No Emotional Attachments....five long years (U11551)
posted 2 minutes ago
Halfy must be loving this
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Nah, he'll dislike it as it's on Gem's thread.
posted on 15/7/20
After talking about how you ignore other opinions implying theh are small minded. If you prefer to listen to Nuno and dont want to hear opposing views; then a forum probably isnt for you.
I didnt think it was that hard to understand.
I just caught up with this Tam , thank you for clearing it up.
You are mistaking ignoring hearing the same old things, to hearing refreshing new things. There are a lot of Cinci's out there.
I come on this forum, and there are certain people who's opinion will mean more than others. I have had some decent conversations over the years.
posted on 15/7/20
I can assure you there aren't, I am unique.
posted on 15/7/20
To be fair Cinci we go way back, we have had some good conversations too.
posted on 15/7/20
what's the view on wolves being one of the hatefull 8 ?
posted on 15/7/20
or are we
UEFA are reluctant to appeal against CAS's verdict in the Swiss courts, where they have a dismal record but the Hateful Eight — as they are now known within the walls of the Etihad, because Wolves are believed to have pulled out — may join forces with the elites of Europe in an attempt to persuade them otherwise.
martin salmon. daily mail.