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Wolves Get Lucky Against The Toffees
The Premier League returned with a bang on Friday night, and yesterday, things kept rolling as every single Saturday game had an interesting twist or two – but perhaps, none more so than at Molineux. Wolverhampton Wanderers were able to scrape a draw against ten-man Everton, in a game that highlighted both the pros and cons that are still associated with the Midlands side as they continue to be one of the most talked about teams in all of European football.
Big Spending Wolves Hoping for Positive Opening Day Result
Big spending Wolves are back in the Premier League and they begin their campaign with a home game against Everton this weekend. The game is televised live on Saturday evening, giving the country a chance to see what all the fuss is about surrounding Wolves. They won the Championship nicely last season, and have added genuine quality and strength in depth to their already impressive squad. When a team arrives in the Premier Leauge their number one aim is to survive,
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Underrated Opening Day Premier League Games
The 2018 FIFA World Cup is officially in the books, and if for some reason your love of football has diminished over the last few years, we’re confident in saying that the WC would’ve restored your love for the beautiful game. Now, with that over and done with following France’s triumph, it’s time to look ahead to domestic football once again. Divisions all around Europe will be starting up again in the next month or so,
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Where Do Everton Go From Here?
As we get closer and closer to the start of the 2018/19 Premier League season, there are an abundance of questions being asked of the 20 clubs that will be competing. Some of them have obvious answers and the others don’t, but one thing that remains a mystery is what’s going on at Everton Football Club. They’ve shipped out over a dozen players either permanently or on loan, but on the other end of the spectrum,
Should big clubs be playing much smaller clubs in their pre-season friendlies?
Many big clubs play friendlies against smaller teams, but is the gulf in class too much, and do these friendlies mean anything anymore?
Will Wolves Live Up To The Hype?
Over the last twelve months, all anyone has been interested in talking about in regards to upcoming teams is Wolverhampton Wanderers.
