the sniderman
Player Valuation: £40m
were everton and we ‘ll be everton forever buddy.
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Made me look up "going for a burton " as my mum used to say it to us ,apparently not quite correctly it seems .That went for a burton years ago that mate.
Enlighten me...Made me look up "going for a burton " as my mum used to say it to us ,apparently not quite correctly it seems .
Baby steps into giant leaps please.
Wolves are already prioritising their ambitions after losing last night to Stoke.I assume this is light hearted 'banter' but it does sound very similar to the utterly defeatist 'Everton That' complex, which is underpinned by a 100% maladaptive belief that Everton are not just destined for eternal failure but are also defined by it as well. A defence mechanism that makes disappointment easier for some people to deal with.
Wolves were in League One just a few years ago, and they're having absolutely no problem dealing with their very real progression. They were full of confidence and talking about winning the Europa League last season, and are looking at similar levels of success this season, CL qualification etc.
So maybe they won't achieve their ambition, but I'd rather have their confident attitude and be left disappointed, than an attitude that involves having an identity crisis and pinching yourself in disbelief just because we are experiencing a bit of positivity. We aren't Chesterfield.
It looks like the arrival of Ancelotti has finally woken everyone up into realising that baby steps get you absolutely nowhere.
Wolves are already prioritising their ambitions after losing last night to Stoke.
Give it a week and wait until someone starts a "Can we go unbeaten in October" threadIf we lose to West Brom, the fault will lie solely with the OP.
were everton and we ‘ll be everton forever buddy.