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Tonight’s England XI becomes the first ever England side to include two players registered with a National League team in the starting lineup
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I've been critical of Toti but today he was absolutely imperious. Won everything in the air, solid of the ground won every 50/50 battle. The Albion have got 3 weeks to convince Toti to release Heggebo from his back pocket.
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Football is about so much more than transfers. I hate what they’ve done to us all. I’ll try hard to avoid consuming their silly yellow tickers and everything else that goes with this manufactured day. And if your team are playing tonight, definitely focus on that instead.
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Introverted children (& staff) can find the start of the school year overwhelming enough without forced ‘fun’ icebreakers that leave them feeling further exposed after a summer away. Getting into the safety of normal routines as soon as possible can make a huge difference 🙂
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After the opening 3 games, 7 teams have conceded less goals than Wolves in the championship so far
However, nobody has a better xG Conceded than Wolves’ 2.20
If we can continue to reduce teams to low quality chances over the season, we’ll be fine #wwfc
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One centre back in the Championship leads the way in 4 key metrics so far;
🥇 Duels won - 83.33%
🥇 Aerial Duels won - 100%
🥇 Successful dribbles - 100%
🥇 Accurate forward passes - 89.13%
Nasser Djiga of Wolverhampton Wanderers. 🐺
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Jordan James and Fer Lopez on that fourth Wolves goal today. Looks like they've figured it out already. #WWFC
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Most blatant offside I’ve ever seen! Cheating EFL B*stards!!!!!!!! #wba
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Dominant display.
This squad is teeming with quality way way above this league's status quo.
If Edwards wanted to rip it up because he felt he couldn't get a tune out of them in the Championship then frankly he was rightly dismissed.
Technically we look streets ahead. #wwfc























