20 Apr 2026 09:25:04
Apparently Tolu and Mane had a bust up in the dressing room last week so one of them will be leaving I reckon.
20 Apr 2026 10:11:30
It's already been speculated that it'll be Tolu leaving, which suggests he was the aggressor? Like so many of these players, though, we have little to no chance of recouping the £21m we wasted on him!
Also, questions need to be asked of Rob Edwards, and if he's respected in the team.
Fighting between players was the beginning of the end for Gon because it basically represented that the club was in complete crisis mode, with a very real lacking in respect or authority. Sorry to say it, but I can't help but feel that's the case again here. What a bloody shambles. ?
20 Apr 2026 10:18:44
Pity he didn't show that level of aggression on the pitch!
20 Apr 2026 10:31:23
Reminds me of the time there was a bit of argy bargy in the dressing room after a defeat during Mad Mick's reign. Apparently Carl Ikeme punched a hole in the tactics board. My only surprise was that we even had a tactics board!
Mind you, I think Mick's team could probably beat the current lot.
Mick got sacked only because we slipped into the relegation zone with about 13 games still to play, and therefore plenty of time. That luxury was never earned by us this current season.
20 Apr 2026 11:24:09
I hate to say it, but I suspect the atmosphere at the club is toxic from top to bottom and has been for a very long time. Possibly even during Nuno's later months. The close-knit togetherness of those first two or three Nuno seasons has been slowly lost, with management changes and a seemingly less researched approach to transfers.
20 Apr 2026 13:52:58
We definitely have dropped our standards with transfer research. Nuno had a very small but well-researched squad, from the 2017/18 season in the Championship onwards. Injuries were light because of this, and even the personal character of prospective signings was delved into to weed out problem players. When you look at most Wolves squads in past Fosun years, there were always match-winners amongst them compared to now.
Look at the Cunha hat-trick at Stamford Bridge in February 2024. Chelsea couldn't cope with him and Neto. Cunha struck again on Saturday. No doubt about it, we're sold the Crown Jewels every season, and finally stopped replacing them. Brighton, Brentford and Bournemouth have managed to sell and prosper, but not us.
20 Apr 2026 13:59:03
I think that was under Dean Saunders, deep throat.