#wwfc | Wolves v Racing Santander
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@TheWolvesReport have two tickets for this afternoons game up for grabs.
If you are interested then RT & I’ll draw at random.
Genuine interest only please, I don’t want them wasted.
Really unnerving video going around social media this morning of Nathan Shi being put on the spot and not being able to answer simple questions.
Why was Jeff Shi at Compton the majority of the week?
Fosun's thoughts on yesterday's attendance?
Is the stadium unsafe??
Ep 419 - The Gomes gang and a superb Wolves deal!
- Wolves' transfer business 💰
- JSL departure 🇳🇴
- Potential future departures 🐺
- Bournemouth defeat 🍒
- Chelsea preview ⏭️
RT for Lobos shirt #wwfc
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We are saddened by the passing of our former winger Terry Wharton, at the age of 83, after a short illness.
Terry more than 200 appearances for the club and was a key part of our side during the 1960s, including the LA Wolves team who won the United Soccer Association championship in 1967.
Everyone at Wolves sends their condolences to Terry's friends, family and loved ones, and supporters will have the chance to pay their respects during a prematch tribute at Molineux this afternoon.
Ep 405 - One step forward then two back!
- Sunderland defeat
- Where will the goals come from?
- VP post match comments
- Fosun mistakes
- What is needed in January
- Burnley must win
RT for Lobos third shirt #wwfc https://t.co/8OtrX9IdeT
Ep 394 - Exciting announcements!
- Girona shenanigans
- Good, bad & the ugly in defeat
- LIVE poddy baby!
- Fabio Silva latest
- Sanchez latest
- Hwang & Sasa
- Goncalo Guedes
- Captain
- Season concerns
- Questions
81 mins
RT for home shirt
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Ep 392 - Like Wolverhampton buses!
- Signing frenzy
- Faro farce
- 6 that impressed in 🇵🇹
- Pubill & Arias
- Traore & Meupiyou
- How many more come in?
- Captain Toti
- Ki-Jana Hoever
- Pereira recap
- Stoke preview
RT for #wwfc training top
75 mins
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The more Starmer’s government disappoints the more it resorts to absurd windy rhetoric to mask its failures
A green energy superpower — Miliband
A science superpower — Starmer
A defence industry superpower — Reeves.
None of those things are true. Nor will this Labour government (or the Tories for that matter) ever get close to realising them. Indeed it most of these areas it’s already going backwards.
More bad news for Chancellor Reeves.
UK government borrowed more than expected in the year to March due to increased spending on pay and benefits (i.e. nothing do with the ‘black hole’ she claimed to have inherited).
Borrowing was £152bn in the year to March, up £21bn from the year before — and much higher than the £137bn predicted by the UK's official forecaster, the OBR.
The ONS says borrowing for the financial year just ended (2024/25) was the third highest on record.
Despite a substantial boost in tax revenues, state spending rose by more, largely due to inflation-related costs, including higher pay and benefit increases. And there you have the made-in-Downing Street reason borrowing is so high.
There’s a more fundamental point. The OBR couldn’t even get borrowing right for a financial year almost finished. Yet fiscal policy is predicated on what it thinks borrowing will be in 2029/30. It’s not economics. It’s the theatre of the absurd.