Many Wolves fans have reacted on Twitter after the club showed highlights from their game against Middlesbrough two years ago.
In what was an all-important game in late March, Ruben Neves and Matt Doherty both saw red cards in the 56th and 71st minute respectively, but the club still managed to hold on to win the game 2-1 at the Riverside Stadium.
With Wolves only having a three-point lead at that point in the season, it was crucial that they got back to winning ways, which is exactly what they did.
In the game, Helder Costa hit a sweet volley to put them ahead, while Ivan Cavaleiro on the other wing nodded home a close-range header.
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Despite 19 minutes of nine-men, they only conceded a goal from Patrick Bamford in the 94th minute, which was too little too late.
Considering the coronavirus outbreak has stopped all football until at least April 30, football clubs have been reeling back the years in order to keep their supporters happy with content – and fans certainly seemed to enjoy the footage.
Here are some of the replies below…
This made me rather emotional. We could all do with a Nuno hug right now
— Martin White (@footballcoachMK) March 30, 2020
Great win given our past record up there. I don’t recall Cav scoring with his head other than this, were there others?
— Adrian Davies (@diverbaboo) March 30, 2020
Fantastic stuff. This is the passion we need back in our lives after this crap has blown over!! Football will be the thing that brings our lives back into order! 😀
— Richard Stretton (@RittingsTN) March 30, 2020
Watched this a few times today – shock Adama got an assist
— Sam Marsden (@SamMarsden14) March 30, 2020
I want it back
— Sam Warr (@SamWarr1992) March 30, 2020
Attwell 🤦♂️🤷♂️
— John Owen (@John_R_Owen) March 30, 2020
Even though it was less than two years ago, the days of the Championship seem a very long way around now.
Indeed, the supporters may well be enjoying watching some of their classics from a few seasons a go, but they will be itching to get back to business to complete a season whereby they could potentially qualify for the Champions League as well as reach the final eight of the Europa League.
