18 Oct 2026 11:47:24
I think the next couple of weeks will tell us a lot, games we need to win to push us up the table, failure to do so will make the position of CP dodgy.
Failure to sign a striker to back up what we have was a terrible decision, we seem to make these decisions too often.
Hope Neave can continue to play, I think we have some decent players probably not good enough for top 2, however up to CP to get the best out of them and for a change, a manager that can achieve performances that reflect the qualities of the players.
18 Oct 2026 12:54:23
The Wolves players are trying; that is clear to see. Lopez's goal celebration vs Burnley was incredible, and it shows how much the Wolves players want to succeed. You could see the anger in Lopez's eyes when celebrating his goal.
The fight is there; that is clear to see. The performance vs West Brom shows that. Wolves battered Albion. The Wolves players gave the Wolves fans exactly what they wanted. It was a 1-0 annihilation.
The quality is there; that is clear to see. Fer Lopez is at times phenomenal. It won't be long before he's playing at the highest level. Hopefully it will be with Wolves! Nonetheless, there isn't a better player in the Championship.
Rafiki Said is a quality player. He's exactly what Wolves need. He could finish the season as the Championship's top assist provider. Keep him fit and Wolves are a dangerous side.
The Wolves team is currently struggling. It seems that whatever can go wrong is going wrong. The team is conceding one Worldie after another. Decisions are going against them, easy chances aren't being buried, and players are picking up horrible injuries.
The only mistake Fosun and Wolves have made was not having a ready-made like-for-like replacement for a 35-year-old Raul Jimenez. A risk was taken and it's backfired. Hopefully Neave can step up until either Raul comes back or a new signing comes in.
There are positives, and Wolves can turn things around. Top two is going to be tough, but they can do it. As the saying goes, it's not how you start, it's how you finish.
18 Oct 2026 18:54:41
Nothing wrong with your comments 248 but the mistakes and risks taken in the transfer market have been repeated for years, with similar consequences. Of course it's down to funding, or the lack of, but you also have to question the decision making at club level as well.