However Jeff tries to spin it, Fosun dropped two almighty clangers in the transfer window by not signing a centre back and physical midfielder. But they did get it right with the brave decision of moving on from Nuno and embarking on an exciting new style with Lage. Wolves are a heck of a lot […]
Stoke City 1 Wolves 1
Stoke-on-Trent might not be the most glamorous place to visit, but there’s nowhere else I’d have rather been. Seeing Wolves in the flesh for the first time in nearly 18 months felt so special and yet, so normal, like being at home again, albeit not at Molineux. And the atmosphere generated in the away end […]
New Direction
As someone who recognised the need to part ways with Nuno, albeit still saddened by the news of his departure when it came, I’m excited by the promise of a new direction. Candidates with the pedigree of Sergio Conceicao and Paulo Fonseca initially got the juices flowing, but I’ve increasingly warmed to the attack-minded Bruno […]
The dream
It was quite fitting really that Nuno’s arrival at Wolves was announced while I was sitting by a pool in the Algarve on my honeymoon. I thought to myself that this doesn’t happen to my football club. We don’t recruit managers of Nuno’s calibre, we don’t sign players of Neves’ ability, we don’t play utterly […]
Wolves 2 Brighton 1
A mixed performance and a comeback capped by a stoppage time winner isn’t to be sniffed at. I’m still frustrated by how Brighton attractively passed and moved the ball with effortless ease between Dunk’s header and sending off. For Wolves, having any creativity in possession is an alien concept. I find it very frustrating that […]
Fulham 0 Wolves 1
A blog along the lines of ‘forgive me if I’m not doing cartwheels over a lifeless goalless draw that virtually secures our Premier League status’ was locked and loaded. OK, a stoppage-time winner and Adama ending his goal drought provides some relief, but it was still a hard and frustrating watch. Before that last-gasp drama, […]
