Just as the January doom and gloom was beginning to set in, Bruno Lage finds a way of making us smile again. There’s nothing quite like a first win at Old Trafford in more than 40 years to dispel the John Percy-induced anxiety of the last few days. While this win won’t stop the fevered […]
Brighton 0 Wolves 1
Wolves must be the most difficult team in the league to evaluate. Excellent but ultimately pointless in the first three games, we have since been a puzzling halfway house between brilliance and Pulis-esque s**thousery. Tonight’s game summed that position up perfectly. The first half was poor from both sides, with Wolves understandably disjointed after being […]
Norwich City 0 Wolves 0
I had a feeling that this wouldn’t be quite as straightforward as others seemed to think. Norwich might be entrenched in the bottom three, but they’d won two on the spin heading into this and are full of the new manager bounce. They certainly edged this contest, with Jose Sa making a couple of key […]
Wolves 2 Everton 1
I think that’s what you call a game of two halves. After 45 minutes of football that was positively Jekyll, Wolves’ oft-seen Mr Hyde emerged for a second period that was not for the faint-hearted. Everton, fresh off the heels of a ghoulish first half performance, pressed higher and harder and will probably head back […]
Leicester City 1 Wolves 0
Now that Bruno Lage’s Barmy Army has stopped ringing in my ear, it’s time to collect my thoughts. The record book will say Wolves lost this fixture, but we certainly created enough chances for that not to be the case. Adama Traore, so often the cause of our ecstasy and agony, should be going home […]
What can Bruno learn from the Summer of Southgate?
As a dearly departed manager once said, dreaming is for free. And England’s summer exploits have provided a timely reminder of the value of that adage. Our team of humble fledglings have drawn plenty of praise, and rightfully so. In the perfect antidote to the doom and gloom that has permeated the last 16 months, […]
