The Robins Nest Forum

Uh-oh... Bidding war...

It's been a very successful deterrent in various states in the USA, after all... Why, by now there must be hardly any Texas?

Crikey...so job-creation is the answer to our welfare bill? Maybe I should read the broadsheets more often as clearly nobody else would have thought of that. If it's that simple, why have successive governments failed to achieve it...?

Pie wrote:Would Weso be able to work his magic?

I reckon nothing short of the bloke who sorted out Lazarus will get SG back to full fitness...

I don't think it's his *form* that's the problem...

Robin wrote:Please not Oddjob!

Not even if Damien agrees to come back to partner him, too...?

MarkHalliwell wrote:Assuming Roberts, Carter and Penn go as well, otherwise that can be revised downwards.

Can't see Roberts nor Penn going. In the case of the latter in particular, let's get his signature on the contract, asap.

Uppy wrote:We need to start looking at players who fit into our system.

Do we know what "our system" is, yet...?

RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Michael Boulding and his brother

That's the fella.

Uppy wrote:Apparently Ben and Brennan Dickenson are the same person.

Uh-oh... Like that guy we tried to sign who went to Bradford, in the end (who's name completely escapes me at the moment...)?

So..what are you saying...? Wolves have always been sh1t...?

Hmm... You might be right. Bristol City went from the First Division in 1910/11 down to Division 3 (South), which I guess was effectively the lowest tier at that time? They then recovered back to the First Division in 1976/77 before slumping again to the Fourth Division in 1982/83. Maybe it's happen...

If they get relegated next season, too, will Wolves be the first club to have sunk all the way from the top to the bottom twice ? I'm thinking of the likes of Chelsea, Man City and Bradford who have all done the journey, and, in the case of the first two, recovered again - but has any team done it t...

What? Is this referring to the *new* club that plays under the same name??? http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-gla ... t-21370477

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-g ... t-21326039

What I don't understand is, if HMRC win this case, who is liable for the bill seeing as the old Glasgow Rangers club is no more?