Remember when relegation felt inevitable? One thing changed at Wolves, and the difference is staggering. It was, after all, the Defence, Stupid.
May You Live in “Interesting Internet” Times
In our hyper-connected “Interesting Internet Times,” it seems everyone’s an expert on everything, often with alarming confidence and little to no actual knowledge. This piece explores the modern manifestation of an old curse and the perils of online “research.”
Faith in Wolves: Fine Margins, Twitter Negativity, and a Bright Future
A 0-3 loss doesn’t tell the full story of Wolves’ performance against Forest. From dominant first-half play to defensive lapses, this game was defined by fine margins. Amid Twitter negativity, I reflect on Vitor’s impact, the team’s progress, and why I believe Wolves will avoid relegation this season.
Wolves Dismiss Gary O’Neil: Hope in a Season of the Inevitable
Discussing the sacking of Gary O’Neil as Head Coach of Wolves after a disappointing defeat to newly promoted Ipswich.
Finding Solace in Song: A Father’s Reflection on Luke Combs’ ‘Fathers & Sons’
A personal reflection on Luke Combs’ album “Fathers & Sons,” which resonates profoundly with my experiences as a father and son.
Defensive Woes: Why Wolves are Facing Premier League Relegation
Wolverhampton Wanderers are struggling in the Premier League, sitting in 18th place after conceding 32 goals in just 13 games. While their offense has been relatively effective, their defence is their main issue, with a projected 94 goals conceded by the end of the season. Historically, teams with such poor defensive records have not avoided relegation. If the defence is not improved, relegation is inevitable, and current manager Gary O’Neil may not be the right person to fix the problem.
From Twitter to Bluesky: Seeking a Better Social Media Experience
I have moved from Twitter to Bluesky, seeking a better social media experience. I tried other platforms like Threads and Mastodon but found them lacking. Bluesky offers a more pleasant atmosphere, though it faces potential challenges as more users join.
A Weekend of Endless Miles and Family Bonds
I spent a busy weekend driving 820 miles due to a medical appointment, a funeral, and helping my son return to university after a train cancellation.
Updating My Digital Space in a Fast-Changing World
I discuss updating my website to be more modern, reflecting on the evolving nature of web design and social media. And I reminisce about past trends and express frustration with current platforms. I value my blog as a personal space for mental health and reflection, despite the changing digital landscape.
The Magic & The Memories – Reflecting on My Son’s Youth Orchestra Journey
I recently attended my son’s last performance in the UK with the Northamptonshire County Youth Orchestra and it triggered a lot of emotion and a lot of memories.
