Wolves are relegation material this season, no doubt about it.
A serious lack of investment in the squad.
A serious lack of investment in the squad.
Brighton are West Ham’s bogey team too. Haven’t beaten them in the Prem ever, very rarely draw. I always chalk it up as a 3-0 loss each way each seasonI’m retiring Wolves vs Brighton as a fixture. They’ve always been a bogey team for us even when we were better but I’ve seen us concede 13 goals to them in the past year and a bit (I missed the home game last season where we also conceded three, but at least scored two). I thought we played ok in the first half and some of the second half (after the first 15 mins) but so wasteful and never bloody look like scoring. Absolutely gutting. And now a long journey home, probably with the cries of “Billy Gilmour” all the way to Marylebone. Bleh.
Hopefully so! I missed our first goal as I went to the toilet and got distracted by the VAR for the Spain penalty@Thelmachops we’ve got our club back 🥲
Will take that, however ugly a win it was (poor quality on both sides). Thrilled for big Saša too — he seems like a lovely bloke.Up The Wolves
Still think we could be in trouble this season, but a win is a win, even against a poor Everton side.Will take that, however ugly a win it was (poor quality on both sides). Thrilled for big Saša too — he seems like a lovely bloke.
Definitely in major danger. It's going to be a painful season. But at least we're off the mark. Our first PL win in August since the promotion season in 2018, I read!Still think we could be in trouble this season, but a win is a win, even against a poor Everton side.
I cannot believe the under investment from the so-called wealthy owners though, scoring goals was a huge problem last season & could be this season too.
But fingers crossed I am wrong.
The wantaway two (Sinisterra and Gnoto) who now want to stay were playing and were electric on the wings. Piroe scoring on his debut was good to see too. So pleased to see Rutter doing well, him and Piroe had some good link up play, switching between positions and both seeming able to do a number 10 role proficiently. It is quite novel as a Leeds fan to see a striker on the six yard box ready for a rebound. I like Bamford but he just wouldn't have been there ready to poach.
yeah its usually 10 man/9 man who posted that as if from another Country that could be whyI was watching highlights on utube, when I saw this headline...
"Palhinha stuns Arsenal as 10-player Fulham earn late point."
I had to read it twice to understand what it meant.... '10-player'?
Since when has that been a thing?
It was Sky Sports.yeah its usually 10 man/9 man who posted that as if from another Country that could be why
Then i've no idea whyIt was Sky Sports.