Matheus Nunes never wanted to play for us so it was correct to get rid.
For what it’s worth, I think he’ll do well at City. His undoubted quality will be a miss but it seems like Wolves will end up stronger in the aggregate.

Enso Gonzalez, Santi Bueno and Tommy Doyle are safely through the door, meaning we’ve added a player in each third of the pitch to give Gary O’Neil much-needed options.
I’d still like a centre-forward (who might well be Che Adams) and maybe another attack-minded midfielder. As I write this post, reports from France suggest we’re close to signing Jean-Ricner Bellegarde from Strasbourg.
Maybe we’ll end up with all the players we needed after all – even if it is a mad trolley dash at the 11th hour.
Crystal Palace
The best business Palace have done is keeping Olise and Eze. I know the former is injured (great for us) but with those two on the pitch at some point combined with Roy’s ability to create stubborn opposition, I can’t see them getting into trouble.
Matheus Franca, another young attacker (also injured), has been brought in for decent money from Brazil and Dean Henderson will likely become their new number-one after sealing a move from Man Utd.

They’re reportedly looking for a striker in the final hours of the window so may well be circling the same pool of players as us.
A win, a draw and a defeat so far solidifies my view that they’ll be midtable certainties but if the new faces make a difference, there’s no reason they couldn’t push higher.
I thought they were really good at Molineux last season, despite the fact Wolves ended up winning the game. It took a big defensive effort to keep them out.
Wolves
With Nunes gone, the substitutes making a difference in the win at Goodison Park, players staking their claim against Blackpool and the new signings potentially being available, we could see changes.

I put the same graphic up last week and nothing has really changed my opinion. Sasa has two goals (and should have been given a penalty) in the three appearances he’s made so far. He’s effective and he needs to be on the pitch.
Sarabia did well against Blackpool so is perhaps at the front of the line for occupying that space down the right. I can see him being useful on what always seems a tight Selhurst Park pitch.
Doherty not only scores goals and gets into smart positions high up the pitch, but he also makes us more physically robust, so I just can’t see the argument for leaving him out, even if you lose some balance by playing him (or Semedo) down the left.
Predictions
Well done to vicsmith, Rich, Desert Wolf, Prawny, Chesterwolf, AveburyWolf, Dandy Wolf and Steady Eddie who all correctly predicted a 1-0 win at Everton. They all collect a maximum. Sheffieldwolf leads the overall table at the end of Gameweek 3.
I don’t think I’ve predicted a victory yet, but I’m feeling saucy after an encouraging week. We’ve been beaten down at Selhurst Park, losing on our last three visits if memory serves, but I think we’ll do better on Sunday. 2-1. Sasa to get the winner.
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Up The Wolves!
Though it feels like deja vu to type it, I’m also feeling optimistic after this week’s events. Nunes is a talented player but a bad egg – I really hope the likes of him and Guedes never darken our door again. The reality for any club outside the ‘big seven’ is that players will use you as a stepping stone to greater things, but as fans we are entitled to expect that they apply themselves adequately while doing so. Aside from a handful of games, Nunes never did that so to be making a tidy profit on him and getting Doyle (who is well regarded by Sheffield United fans) as part of the deal feels like a real coup for us.
This will undoubtedly be a tight game against a really decent side, but I fancy us to come away with at least a point. It’s been a really positive week on the pitch and I think we’ll carry some of that momentum into this game.
UTW x
Wolves are on a run keep Eze quite and have a good chance I agree Thomas we have to play Sasa play him with Cunha or Silva. Transfer news Wolves are in advanced talks to sign MF Bellgarde from strasbourge 2-1 to the Wolves Sasa to score again.
So the window had closed and we know what we got to go forward with. Ideally would have liked a number 9 but relatively happy with the rest of the squad.
Palace away is always a tricky fixture and I doubt the new players will take much part but the international break is an ideal opportunity to bed them in.
Matt Doherty really needs to be in our starting line up.
Anyone capable of scoring two goals in a match for Wolves deserves to be in.
It’s great we have got the three new boys to help balance the side and I’m sure they want to play for our beloved team, unlike the two now unmentionables.
At least we might have a happy dressing room!
I think a deserved result at Palace for us will be a draw. Mustn’t get greedy!
Well said Ben.. same feelings about Nunes and Guedes.. if the players dont wanna be in Wolverhampton let’s move them!! It’s a hectic week with all movement happening but I am excited for all the newcomers!! Let’s go!! I think the guys confidence is on the up and up with the win and positive movement!!! Pulling for a 2-1 win!!! I wanna see Sarabia and Neto get on the board!!!
Difficult to predict, so let the heart rule.
I have positive feelings about Sunday and I’m not talking about roast beef.
I think the positivity with incoming will far outway the loss of that talented selfish petulant tosser .. I think ait nouri can stand in for him further up the midfield and I think we could see the introduction of Doyle after Gomez gets his weekly booking . I think he’s a terrific midfield pairing with Lemina but I have noticed tiredness creeping into his game as i dont he’s yet not quite up to the pace of this league for the full 90 ,especially in that busy position . Brilliant to have some soldiers with ability as options
I hope we can get a point but Palace are having their annual good spell before their annual shit spell .., so tough fixture
I want to see five subs used effectively. Now we have more depth, at the slightest sign of tiredness, Gary, switch ’em out. Otherwise we’ll be over run.
Away games are always gonna be difficult. Even the Everton game was touch and go. So I am going for a 1-2 but with a better look to the team and promise for improvement as the season moves on. This might be just too big a game for what will be a largely untested line-up.
Most of the starters have been here for months.
It’s clear that all the incomers so far will be good for the team. Strangely, I feel that Nunes leaving will also be good for the team. If his value was solely based on his performances for us, we’d be lucky to get enough to buy a box of teabags for the canteen. Fortunately, Citeh are looking at the Sporting version so we’ve done very nicely thankyou.
All three newbies so far look class and we should be seeing all of them on the pitch sooner rather than later.
Once more it’s a very big thank you to Fosun and Mr Shi for coming up with the goods just when we needed it most.
As for Palace, we’ll marmalize ’em.
Interesting last minute comings and goings.
It remains to be seen how the new guys perform but the thought of a young, vibrant, motivated and committed to the cause bunch of lads, taking the field in Wolves shirts, fills me with some excitement and not a little optimism.
A win at Palace would put the icing on a freshly baked cake.
Talking of which:- Note to Gary – would you mind not referring to the players as ‘the group’? It sounds a bit like a meeting of the WI.
Other than that, keep up the good work.
‘The Pack’ has a much better ring to it!
All the best to the new recruits arriving ..what a difference this merry go round seems to have made to morale, well of the support at least…it remains to be seen as to whether the investment will worthy of the optimism
Palace are not a team to be underestimated ever ….but having watched some of the assists Mr Doyle made for the Blades last season from the corner flag I think we have acquired a player made for Sasa’s skill set …. I think he will score on Sunday …odds please Bill ?
Two wins on the trot seems a bit ambitious, so I’m going for a draw…
Nunes was always intended to be a one or two season player who we then flipped for profit.
That’s how Jeff rolls.
Nobody higher in the revenue food chain came on for him last season so he signed somewhat reluctantly with Wolves.
Now that De Brunye is injured, it gave Jeff and Jorge a little leverage to flip him in spite of his relatively poor performance last season.
That freedom up some invested capital in order to buy some different players.
All is going according to plan – don’t take it so personally.
Looks like Pahlina may be off to Germany now so Nunes ain’t the only one.
Yeah like Neves who was here 5 years.
Palace are a tough team and we often struggle at Selhurst and its going to be very difficult. Hopefully, a late winner again but it’s a draw for me.
Looks like podence is on his way
Gedes off on loan
Nunes flipped for a good profit
Three incredibly frustrating players to watch … although to be fair Podence had the most good moments when he wasn’t rolling all around the pitch !
I am looking forward to seeing what we’ve got now .
I think we would be wise to get another striker in , not that I don’t have faith in Silva or Sacha …. with SK ,I can honestly see in my vision that we are going to get something like a goal a game ‘ Crouch esque ‘ type of player … but knowing Wolves and the bad luck that we seem to get and the fact that he’s already had two ACL injuries already in career….
I pray that I’m wrong as he seems such a fantastic young man and he would be a worthy cult hero but he needs to be used very carefully .. I think Wolves know that and that’s probably the reason why they are chasing Adams
And the one thing in common (apart from rank rotten attitude) – all Mendes clients. Our connections with this man have become a serious hindrance.
Well, it took a deliberate red card and a tools-down strike by Nunes to get himself out of Wolverhampton. I know we wanted a striker but I didn’t think we would get bloody Arthur Scargill ! As Matt Hobbs said today, he didn’t need to do that to leave. Ironically, when one door closes another door opens (or rather several doors if signings are anything to go by), And as I write I note that Podence the Poison Dwarf is on his bike too, to Qatar for about €6K. As things stand we’ve had a good window but we are working on even more signings. It’s exciting to see that O’Neil is putting his stamp on the squad so quickly, and he’s only been here five minutes! The conventional wisdom is that new coaches need 2-3 windows to mould a team. Not Gary.
Hard to make a prediction for tomorrow after so many changes. A week ago my head might have forecast a loss. But Gary’s ‘group’ is probably all hyped up now that Nunes has fucked off and shown himself up. I see Silva now has the number 9 shirt, and maybe this will be a portend of great things to come, like scoring for fun! 2-1 Wolves.
No offence intended DWW but I personally believe O’Neil has had no input or choice whatsoever in our last 3 recruits.. he wouldn’t have heard of Gonzales or would have been told about the Doyle deal .. he’s just the coach after all ..
I think a new rule should be instituted that if a player signs a 5 year contract and then initiates a move (ie: the player wants to leave and the team isn’t shopping him around), then the agent has to give back the prorated amount of his fee.
When a team signs a player and gives the agent £10 million, you expect that to be for the entire length of the contract.
Maybe agent fees should be paid out weekly as well and ended if/when the player is sold at the player’s request.
I like the intent of the idea but of course all you’d then see would be a load of 4 year contracts. Hard to beat ambition and greed !
As from 1st Oct agents fees will be restricted to 3% on transactions over $200,000. It’s a start. I think agents fees should be banned entirely and agents just paid by the player to his agent. The current system encourages agents to try to try to get moves for their clients so as to be paid commission. It’s too much in the financial interest of the agents and detrimental to the game as a whole .
Palace will be a good test of our teams ability to play Old Trafford – style football… that was the most scintillating performance we’ve managed in years
On reflection I need to lower my expectations… let’s just be quick and organized because that’s what Palace do well
So a draw then… and that would be fine right now
Not sure if this has been verified but….
?#????????: Agreement have been reached between Wolverhampton and RC Strasbourg for the transfer of Jean-Ricner Bellegarde. He will sign for Wolves!
I think the team will be better off without Nunes long term, but the midfield struggled a bit without him against Everton. That said, I think a draw would be a good result.
If I were to think like a professional and not a fan I’m not sure I would have acted very differently to Nunes. (Yes it probably tells you more about me than I’d like to share)
If the worlds best team wanted me whilst I was playing for a team I’d barely heard of before signing, I’d want to go in a shot and I sure as hell wouldn’t want to risk getting injured and scupper the whole thing.
All that said I’ll be booing him along with everyone else when “Citeh” roll into town.
Onto Sunday. Palace aren’t that different to us so an away draw wouldn’t be so bad.
Quite like Thomas’ lineup but I’d question if Sasa is fit enough to start yet?
If he’d barely heard of us before signing then he’s even thicker than I thought.
Always difficult against palace. Can see us getting sucker punched again. Performances arguably getting worryingly worse despite the positive result at the weekend. I’m not hopeful at all.
The fact that we missed out on Adams and Cresswell (as fairly uninspiring signings as they would have been) worries me.
Best we can hope for is the new signings bed in quickly but they definitely have the whiff of unproven project signings rather than strengthening additions again. Hell at least they didn’t cost £32 million.
We’ve made some decent signings this week which will give us more strength in depth. Doc deserves a start on Sunday and it would be good to see one or two of the new guys being involved. This is always a tricky fixture and a point would be good.
This is always a difficult fixture and although we’ve acquired some new blood very recently which may give us more options, Palace’s record over their first 3 games is typical of their normal performances. They’ve scored 2 and conceded 2 in games against Brentford and Sheffield United away and Arsenal at home. Meanwhile we’ve also scored 2 from 3 games, but we’ve conceded 3 more because of that debacle against Brighton.
So a tough fight ahead with some interesting possibilities from us given our new players. Our 5-goal romp against Blackpool was only against lowly opposition of course, but hitting the net that many times and with our young strikers amongst the goals themselves might improve our our possibilities of scoring again here.
I might have predicted a 2-1 win for us, or the same result in reverse. On balance then I’ll go for a draw.
I would take a point now, too soon for Sasa to start a game and I would go three at the back to ensure some control in midfield.
It probably won’t be pretty but we need to gain the positive momentum of getting a point wherever we can.
Pity about Adams, I think he could have added some nous to the forward line.
There are all sorts of things you might find in a garden. A shed. A BBQ. Some tables and chairs. A washing line. But you don’t often find something that looks like a premier league footballer. Like in my garden. A shrubbery that looks like Mattheus Nunes. In fact you might as well have had the shrubbery in our mid field for all the good Nunes did. At least the shrubbery might have tripped someone up. Like Jordan Henderson or somebody. The shrubbery would also have been useful on the goal line at corners. Unlike Nunes. But he has gone now and we have some new chaps in the pack. A Uruguayan. A Paraguayan. Probably a Frenchman. A bloke from Manchester. It’s great. So WWFC will waltz around Selhurst Park with a spring in their step. Possibly with the shrubbery in the middle of a back 3 sweeping up. In fact the shrubbery will be a secret weapon as Woy won’t have catered for a large plant in WWFC ranks. It will be enough to put Palace off their game and we won’t get screwed over by VAR as there is nothing in the rules to state a shrubbery can be offside as it ventures forward. So. CPFC 1 WWFC 2 will be the outcome with goals from F Silva and A Shrubbery. After the game GON said ” We spoke within the group this week about springing a surprise on Palace. The Shrubbery worked a treat. We are looking at bringing a large rose bush up front against Liverpool. Klopp won’t know what to do about that” Woy said ” I am 107 years old and have never seen a shrubbery score a goal. And it was offside. Where the fuck was VAR ? ” CPFC 1 WWFC 2.
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I’ll go for a 2-1 win on Sunday, knowing it will be difficult.
Pleased with the signings, but have no real idea how they will all turn out really.
Sasa will take some time to get back to what he was, hence he’s asked to be left out of the Austrian side at present.
I thought Fabio put a lot of effort into the last game, which was pleasing. So I feel the need for a central striker is, along with our new centre back, is still paramount.
Thank you Nunes for allowing us to invest more wisely, hopefully. I feel Jonny is a good example of professionalism to be seen by our young pack and am satisfied with his not leaving.
I’m starting to feel more confident with the future now. COYW!
Draw time! Will be a good point
A feel-good week for Wolves supporters after so many poor ones in the past! We won two games on the trot, and scored plenty of goals, a rarity! We got rid of Nunes for healthy profit, and new blood has joined the team. It could be so much worse!
I agree Matt Doherty should start, but put him where he belongs, at right back, not left back. The inconsistent Semedo can sit on the bench. Semedo flatters to deceive, always looks busy, with no end result. What is it, one goal and one assist in how many games?
This is almost a top of the table clash within our mini-league of the expected bottom 9 teams! We want to be best of the rest!! Being optimistic, I will go for a shock, BIG Wolves win!
Agree with most of the comments above.
Sasa + Doc to start.
We can beat Palace!
Very pleasing last week of transfers. Pity we didn’t add a proven striker but maybe things are better up front this season Vs last? I saw Palace at Brentford last week at they were excellent in the second half. Lots of optimism on this site but im feeling cautious
Have watched Palace a few times at Selhurst Park and they are definitely beatable, but Eze is some player and I also rate Mateta. Shame we couldn’t get the Adams deal over the line, but feel more confident about our ability to score. Doherty’s physicality means he should definitely start and I look forward to Sasa causing chaos in their penalty area 🙂 I reckon there will be a few goals on Sunday. UTW
A draw for me
I think this season’s going to depend on how solid our defence is. Sa covered up a lot last week, but I’m not sure we’re strong enough yet to keep the game in hand. Hoping for a draw or better though!
I have been a consistently fierce critic of Shi so it is only fair to acknowledge what appears to be a very positive deadline day for wolves. A clutch of signings in the £5-15m range indicated at the start of last season albeit facilitated by the late sale of the over priced mediocrity that was Nunes. Equally encouraging appears to be the lack of involvement of Mendes in the incoming purchases. Let’s hope that lessons are finally being learned and best wishes to those players that now form our squad and to GON and his staff in their efforts to form an effective team on the pitch…….and it would be great to beat Woy’s Boys on their own turf.
Good to see Jonny showing some professionalism and fight,for the cause, he’s had a few mediocre games but let’s hope that’s behind him now, think I’ll go 3-3
Well sold
Nunes 53m, Neves 47m, Cody 7.5m, Collins 23m, kawabbe 1.5m, Sanderson 2m, Jimenez 5.5m, Giles 5m, sarkic 1m
Bought
Bellegarde 12.8m, b Traore 9.5m, Cunha 35m, e Gonzales 5m – Doyle is loan (4.5m future)
I think that’s a nett saving of Approx 83m
Overall a good transfer window and Fosun claw back money they spent in Jan to keep us up
Hobbs seems to have finger on the pulse
Shows great faith in Fraser as striker back up (Origi was floating around)
GON has a plan for Palace having lost 2-0 twice with Bournemouth
With international break coming up do not think he will alter the team much yet but Palace are not easy
Positive vibes
Missed addition Santiago bueno 8.5 mill
So now 74.7m saving
Yes .. I agree about Hobbs I see that he has organised a buy back clause in the Ryan Giles deal , good forward thinking
Feeling optimistic now given the incomings!
I think that the positive window will leave the squad higher on confidence. I’m going for another gritty away success.
Looks like a decen’t transfer window for us.
Nottingham Forest’s owner has, once again, behaved like a pre-teen with a Panini sticker album to fill.
Once Palace are out the way, will we lose many to International duty? I hope O’Neil gets to spend some quality time with his new acquisitions.
I think Forest may have pulled off the signing of the window
Missing this one as on holiday. Can’t wait to hear the warm welcome Nunes will receive on his return to molineux.
Hoping for a win with a confident Silva scoring as well as Sacha keeping up the momentum.
Third one from ait Nouri if he plays.
It’s probably turned out to be a better window than I expected. Another striker would have been nice but it needed to be the right one and I’m not sure that was Adams. No point bringing someone in for the sake of it. Good to see a CB brought in. We’ve Mosquera’s return to look forward to in January.
Difficult match ahead. Selection will almost certainly be from the same squad minus Nunes. I don’t see us getting much but will be delighted to be proved wrong.
Are we shot of Podence yet?
Well that was a window to remember. Started with hope, had a huge slice of despair and finished with optimism.
Outgoings:-
Lopetegui lol
Nunes €62m
Neves €55m
Collins €26.85m
Coady €8.7m
Jimenez €6.4m
Giles €5.85m
Kawabe €1.5m
Sarkic. €1.4m
Adama Traore. Free
Joao Moutinho Free
Diego Costa. Free
Guedes, Hoever, Cundle, Bolla, Chiquinho, Campbell and Moulden loaned out.
Total €167.7m or £144m.
Incoming
O’Neil lol
Cunha €50m
Bueno €12m
Bellegarde €12m
B Traore €11m
Gonzalez. €6m
Doherty. Free
King. Free
Doyle Loan in
Silva Loan returning
In addition Kalajdzic returning from long term injury.
Total spent €91m or £78m
Net £66m gain in simplistic terms.
This window, as with the last, feels far more savvy. I’m sure the influence of Matt Hobbs is key, as is the lack of influence of Mendes.
Wolves had their targets but needed the finances. Thank you Nunes, for that at least.
With this enlightened and long overdue approach, our future definitely looks brighter. I just hope we have enough in the squad, and with GON at the helm,to steer a safe passage through this season. I think we do. We could’ve done with another striker, but considering how the Summer has been for us, I think the vast majority of Wolves fans feel both relieved and encouraged by the incomings and the manner of them.
My main criticism of Wolves was the lack of communication through June/July. That would have made the situation clearer to all, including JLo. It would have negated much of the uncertainty and negativity.
Crystal Palace. Well organised. Tough team to beat. A draw would be satisfactory. I’m going for a win.
UTW
I predicted a draw last game and we managed to get a late winner so I am sticking to my new ‘tried and tested’ formula !
Can’t see beyond a draw. Would be a good end to the week. Always tough at the Eagles den!
I once had my hip flask confiscated at Palace. I mean, I can remember sharing a decent bottle of Courvoisier in the Waterloo Road Stand back in the day – needed it mind as we got thumped by Manchester City. But I digress …
Pleasantly surprised at the final outcome of the transfer window; as a consistent critic pf our recruitment over the last 3 years credit is due for the better late than never and seemingly productive flurry of activity, Well done to Messrs. Shi and Hobbs. And as you’re a figures man Jeff presume you have phased payments to get the FFP monkey off our backs,
Little concerned that we’re still a bit short up front so let’s hope maybe we can keep Sasa and Fabio fit maybe with some contributions from young Fraser. And a decent haul of goals from midfield and wide. I think we should now be able to up our aspirations to more than just survival.
And without a doubt the sale of the century was the insidious Nunes for over £50
million.
A rarity from me but well done Jeff, again credit where it’s due.
And with hopefully a happier dressing room.
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Let’s keep the optimism going…
We never have it easy at Selhurst and it remains a tough place to go, much tougher than Everton last week. A point here would keep the little momentum we have built going nicely heading into the international break.
I’d be happy with a point and I think that’s what we’ll get. Sasa to score. Looking forward to seeing some of the new lads in the coming weeks
It’s been a surprisingly positive end to the transfer window and it’s left me feeling optimistic about this game. Perhaps a bit too optimistic but you never know.
We’re on the same points as Newcastle.
I knew they had a fluky year last season.
Should be entertaining and seeing as we finally found the net a few times, albeit against lower league opposition, confidence must have improved.
I fancy a sneaky win tomorrow, which will make a happy journey home for those travelling down.
Remember going to wolves – palace in the seventies they were in a relegation battle and were absolutely dire, we were great for the first half an hour then plummeted to their depths, they were all that bad in the end they couldn’t even pass to each other ended 0-0 and one of the worst games I watched
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Always a tough game at Selhurst Park. Would be happy with a point.
I see Man C has received a very generous VAR decision that even Harland said was wrong!
Big six and London clubs ALWAYS benifit from VAR!
Wolves, beware of VAR tomorrow against a London club!!!!!
Greetings Fans,
With Wilf having legged it to Turkey, that’s one less thing to worry about.
Our own enfant terrible, Nunes, bound for bench warming duties at Citeh, has freed up the cash for an 11th hour influx of South American ‘talent’ and Tony Doyle, so we are right to feel a trifle optimistic after a couple of wins.
Pops Hodgson continues to defy the undertakers and body swerve the grim reaper with skills that saw him don the shirt for Carshalton Athletic in the 1860’s. He always puts up a decent fight down the Park so we can take nothing for granted.
The cautious, ACL wary minutes given to Sasa may continue, but the general plan is coming together.
Looking forward to the Ultras waving their big hankies at us, before blowing their noses and drying their tears on them, as we, ah hem, tear them to shreds, maybe,
1 lv & COYW
what with Nunes gone and Podence leaving we are losing our Portuwolves name
Im going for a draw
A draw for me.
I have been always wary of CP (especially when they are at home). However, now that their talisman, Wilfrid Zaha is no longer there, I feel a bit more positive.
I think it is highly umlikely that we see some of the new boys starting the game. It will also be interesting to see the fight for the 2 CB positions now that Bueno has been brought in. If Hwang is available, I would prefer him to Sarabia.
Going for a draw here.
Just enough time to welcome our new players, express my optimism for the team and predict a win v Palace.
(PS 2 disallowed goals; pre-VAR this would have meant that my 2-1 prediction was correct!)
Now that the dust has finally settled and the dressing room can take on a more unified look we’re heading off to plays Woys boys.
With Zaha gone and Semedo avoiding a roasting it could just be our day … no place unfortunately for any of the newbies in the starting XI but our bench will be much stronger…
I think the Doc will be unlucky not to start but at least he’s shown his scoring knack recently.
Sasa is still going through his integration and Sarabia imo deserves another shot ..
Keeping Eze and Olise quiet will be key, although I can’t see Fabio getting any joy out of their two central defenders ..
Unfortunately a stalemate looms .. especially as it’s televised…
The majority of that Everton game was painful to watch. If we play anything like that we’re in trouble and we never seem to do well at Selhurst Park anyway.
Head says we’ll lose 2-1 heart says we’ll scrape a draw. I’ll go with the latter.
Difficult one to predict this. New additions to both squads and similar sorts or form. Zaha gone but with Eze playing like he did last season, it’s a bit like nothing has changed. Keeping him quiet it key but no Eze task.
We have scored in the last two PL fixtures as well as the hatful in the cup, which is encouraging. but not enough for me to go too ambitious just yet. I’ll say home advantage to swing it.
I feel that with the window now being closed, we have reached a turning point the organization has faced the last couple years. I believe in the growth this club has. It starts with today. Playing with the confidence we’ve shown midweek and the signing of players at the end of the window will allow us to prevail. Wolves 2 Crystal 0. Goals from Killman(on corner) and Cunha will vault us forward.
Tough challenge. Basically same team as v Everton (where we did not play well).
I see González is a substitute. Could be interesting, coming of the bench.
I’ll take a draw.
Down to Gon Samedo cannot defend cannot assist cannot score screaming for sasa on with Docherty
I am usually optimistic and glass half full but I am a bit worried GON is not the bloke as manager. I will give him 10 games and see where we are. Hope he proves me wrong.
I’ll agree with you Cheesey..
It’s early days of course but imo, with a more experienced coach (eg Lopetegui) we would not have lost that game …
I don’t think O’Neil has the experience or respect needed to manage this group ..
sounds a bit hard but I’m happy to give it time .. but O’Neil needs to grab them by the xxx’s and get into them ..
Usually agree with you Cheese but not on this
I can see improvements… two goals in ghe prem away from home … better in possession, I acknowledge that we’re a big toothless in the final third but we need to give Sacha more than 10 mins . Mate , we will be OK
Nicely put. Thanks.
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