VAR 1 Wolves 0 I’m saddened and angry that this blog has to be dedicated to VAR – an inept concept that is threatening the very game we love. I should be waxing lyrical about how our heroes in gold and black more than matched the champions-elect at Anfield. I want to marvel over the […]
Brighton 2 Wolves 2
Where to start with a peculiar afternoon on the South Coast? It can only be the defining 16 mad-cap minutes at the end of the first half. Up until Diogo should have put us 2-0 ahead, Wolves were displaying the perfect away performance at the Amex. Barcelona Brighton were not. An organised Wolves largely soaked […]
Defending The Donk
Since Willy Boly’s broken fibula, Leander Dendoncker has filled in admirably. Wolves are producing their best football of the season, sit one point off fifth and are on the verge of progressing to the Europa League knockouts. Some of us had an inkling the Donk could do a job in defence. Blimey, the Belgian couldn’t […]
Wolves 1 Southampton 1
We all know Moutinho is capable of turning water into wine, so you’d think a chap going by the name of Jesus could magic up something a little better than Aldi’s £2 range. The intensity we began with; playing on the front foot (refreshing to see a fast start), unsettling a clueless Southampton defence with […]
Regaining control
Thomas’ write-up of the Everton game rightly detailed a lack of poise and control; summed up by an erratic midfield. Nuno’s philosophy is built on ‘controlling the game’ – in and out of possession – but we’ve not seen enough of that in the first month of the new Premier League season. As adept as […]
Up and coming
With the Europa League qualifiers a little over three weeks away, there’s been talk from Jeff Shi concerning the importance of the U23s. With that mind, here I assess both the state of the current squad and what positions the U23s might be called upon to fill. Goalkeepers Nothing doing here. Rui Patricio is our […]
