We're Going Down, But We'll Be Back: Full Report


Wolves Support

By Scott Cooper (9th May 2004)
May 9 2004

3,000 WOLVES Fans stole the show at St James' Park Today. The final Premiership away game for a season was turned into a part atmosphere. Oh and we also ended their Champions League Hopes.

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Scott Cooper

9th May 2004

3,000 WOLVES Fans stole the show at St James' Park Today. The final Premiership away game for a season was turned into a part atmosphere. Oh and we also ended their Champions League Hopes.

"We're going down, but we'll be back" was one of the numerous songs sang by the 3,000 traveling support which were described as "incredible" by some of the country's top TV and Radio pundits.

Whilst relegation is just around the corner, 3,000 Wolves Fans filled the corner of the fourth tier at the highly impressive St James' Park. “They were so far away from the pitch but it was all you could hear. They deserved a performance like the one we gave." Said Dave Jones in his post-match interview.

And how correct he was. The Wolves fans take some stick. Totally undeserved the majority of the time, but this club will never die whilst the incredible Barmy Army follow the team they love.

“It’s hurt us to be relegated and normally you have to pick the fans up – but it’s the supporters who are picking the players up because they can see there is light at the end of the tunnel. There’s a lot of optimism around the place.” Dave Jones later added.

Lee Bowyer had opened the scoring just before half time for the home side but Wolves battled and despite being relegated, appeared to want it more than their black and white counterparts.

Dave Jones sent Vio Ganea on to try and bring the scored level after the break and the Romanian International duly delivered. His right-foot shot was too powerful for Given in the Newcastle goal and Wolves were back on level terms and deservedly so.

Pride and commitment was shown from players and fans alike, so when man of the match Paul Jones saved Alan Shearer's late penalty you could imagine the reaction from the fourth tier.

Our premiership away games are finished for a little while but with support like this, St James' Park will soon be beckoning once more.

NEWCASTLE 1 -1 WOLVES

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