Nuno Santo - fans combat a joke punishment by FA
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Nuno had a dream.
And because of that so many more of us Wolves fans now have one too.
We have one of the most passionate managers currently in the game. He kicks every ball with his players on a match day. He feels the pain of defeat like a fan. He also feels the joys of winning 4-3 in the last seconds of injury time after blowing the lead late on, as much as anyone.
He always respects the fans and treats us as one of the key factors of creating a winning team.
He is always respectful in interviews and has never uttered a bad word against anyone.
He has been penalised by the FA for celebrating with his players. He has admitted this charge. He has admitted he got carried away and should not have run to his team. What it also showed is how tight a bond they all have and that is a key ingredient as to why we have had a great season so far.
So now I'm suggesting his fight and passion not be punished and the fans step in and send a message to the FA that without spirit and entertainment they don't have a sport. Rules are there to be adhered to however that doesn't mean many of them are utterly ridiculous.
We should pay this between us, or some of it, because Nuno needs to know how much we back him in everything he does. He has apologised but he has no need to.
We wouldn't have him any other way and he has done wonders for our football club. If the FA don't understand what it is to care about a team then more fool them. For Nuno its a cauldron of emotion on a match day.
This is not about the money, it's the principal and Nuno has more of those than anyone. Back him and help send a message to the FA that they can do what they want but they are so far off understanding the game, its managers and it's supporters.
I am a reliable and trusted person among the Wolves community, running a travel club every away game, writing for the local newspaper each Saturday and editor of the Tatter Fanzine which you may remember 2 seasons ago. Donations given will be handed over to the club personally and timely.
And because of that so many more of us Wolves fans now have one too.
We have one of the most passionate managers currently in the game. He kicks every ball with his players on a match day. He feels the pain of defeat like a fan. He also feels the joys of winning 4-3 in the last seconds of injury time after blowing the lead late on, as much as anyone.
He always respects the fans and treats us as one of the key factors of creating a winning team.
He is always respectful in interviews and has never uttered a bad word against anyone.
He has been penalised by the FA for celebrating with his players. He has admitted this charge. He has admitted he got carried away and should not have run to his team. What it also showed is how tight a bond they all have and that is a key ingredient as to why we have had a great season so far.
So now I'm suggesting his fight and passion not be punished and the fans step in and send a message to the FA that without spirit and entertainment they don't have a sport. Rules are there to be adhered to however that doesn't mean many of them are utterly ridiculous.
We should pay this between us, or some of it, because Nuno needs to know how much we back him in everything he does. He has apologised but he has no need to.
We wouldn't have him any other way and he has done wonders for our football club. If the FA don't understand what it is to care about a team then more fool them. For Nuno its a cauldron of emotion on a match day.
This is not about the money, it's the principal and Nuno has more of those than anyone. Back him and help send a message to the FA that they can do what they want but they are so far off understanding the game, its managers and it's supporters.
I am a reliable and trusted person among the Wolves community, running a travel club every away game, writing for the local newspaper each Saturday and editor of the Tatter Fanzine which you may remember 2 seasons ago. Donations given will be handed over to the club personally and timely.
Organizer
Richard Perkins
Organizer
