By Wolves
August 22 2019
Massive in the 40s and last winning Serie A in 1975/76 Torino play host to Wolves this evening at the 28,000 Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. Torino, who have yet to start their league campaign (first fixture at home versus Sassuolo this coming Sunday), stand in Wolves' path for a place in the Europa League 'proper'. Hopefully our team will carry the confidence of picking up a valuable point v a seemingly more competitve Manchester United side on Monday night. Of note, Torino finished 7th in Serie A, as with us in the Premier League, so a much tougher prospect over two legs than we have experienced in this competition so far!
UTW and enjoy the match!!
Lets put out the under 18s while we're at it.. Ruddy is paid by wolves to play when his manager deems fit and wolves getting into the Europa league group stage is far more important than giving a player game time. Cant believe what I'm reading tbh 

Quote:Strange that a goal kick was given then Angry!!an angry wolf
Patricio pulls off a decent save , perhaps 1-0 if Ruddy started

Harsh but fair. Just before a decent bit of Jota / Jiminex interplay fizzles out. I think we're playing okay ATM
Quote:Don’t give me that old b@ll@cks Angry you were referring to my comment re: Ruddy’s omission!!!an angry wolf
Well we dont all have large screens to view, Im on a dodgy stream and thought he flicked it onto the bar
Quote:Cheshire wolfQuote:Don’t give me that old b@ll@cks Angry you were referring to my comment re: Ruddy’s omission!!!an angry wolf
Well we dont all have large screens to view, Im on a dodgy stream and thought he flicked it onto the bar

Quote:Ivybridge Wolf
wow, real pressure from Torino, far post header, great save from Patricio, goal mouth scramble, a shot .... and cleared.
Ruddy would have caught that
Quote:Lupinehowler
Thanks for the commentary folks, can’t find a decent stream.


