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09 Sep 2026 12:30:25
Our defence at the moment.
They seem to be running around like headless chickens. No organisation, no leader. Come on, what's going on?
No way we are getting promoted this season until it's sorted out.
You can't just rely on Trippier & co.
It's got to be a all-round team effort.
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09 Sep 2026 15:34:18
A bit on Trippier, considering he's only played 45 minutes for us, and was very good in both his leadership and play.
09 Sep 2026 10:58:24
Just thinking about Jackson. Poor, poor own goal, but with Trippier injured we don’t have anyone else to start. Feel bad for him about all the comments been said about him. The own goal was his and Sa’s fault for not letting him know he was there.
Raul hasn’t been brilliant, as both goals scored by him so far this season have been pens. Play Neave up front with him will work better.
COYW
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09 Sep 2026 13:58:19
I don't understand why people seem to suddenly think that we can hear everything that is said/shouted on the pitch? Is there some sort of Sky coverage I'm missing out on? Because unless the answer is yes, then I don't especially understand how anyone can say with any certainty that Sa didn't give him a shout. I also don't really understand the premise of that either, so are we saying that goalkeepers now need to scream at defenders to tell them not to pass the ball back at a ridiculous head height? Because if so, then footy has a much bigger problem generally, because I can safely say (without being told by a goalkeeper) that no keeper wants the ball passed back to their face?!
It was a bad mistake, and that's all there is to it.
We move forwards and all that, but this notion that a paid professional keeper has to narrate to a paid professional defender on how they should pass/look up before passing seems somewhat bizarre and ridiculous to be honest. 🤔
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09 Sep 2026 15:01:31
FC Wolves, Jackson was facing Sa and could clearly see him when he put the ball in his own net.
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09 Sep 2026 15:36:06
Mistakes happen. We were all disappointed at the time, but it's time to move on and get behind Jackson. He may not be the best defender, but whilst he is a Wolves player, we must back him.
09 Sep 2026 09:53:42
The battle hardened Championship managers are now emerging toward the top of the table.
The only teams we have taken points from are all below us in the table.
Sheff Utd, West Brom and Middlesbrough are the next three league games.
How far are Fosun prepared to allow us to fall?
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09 Sep 2026 11:07:17
I'll stick my neck out and predict we'll get 7 points from those 3 games.
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09 Sep 2026 11:32:39
Nuno had one season in the Champ. Not sure how that makes him battle-hardened. He also has the luxury of having the best squad in the league, just like he did last time he was here. I don't recall many Wolves fans bemoaning his lack of Champ experience whilst we were smashing the league last time he was in it.
It shouldn't make a difference where a manager has had previous experience; a good manager is a good manager. If Cesar falls into that category is still to be decided, but no one can be certain after just 5 games, especially in a table where we've played one less game than the two clubs leading the way.
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09 Sep 2026 11:35:04
Also, Vitor Matos has not even managed in the Champ a full year yet, so not entirely sure where you are getting this notion of battle-hardened from, Jas M? 😉
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09 Sep 2026 12:05:55
Heckingbottom is very battle-hardened, and he sits bottom with his Preston team. Perhaps it's more about a manager's name; heck is bottom, Nuno is uno? Think I'm on to something.
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09 Sep 2026 12:11:26
I take it wsd that you are not happy with Cesar. Who would you like at the helm? Rob Edwards, Vitor Pierer, or someone else? It's only five games in for us, one defeat.
Give him a chance to get the players that have been brought in up to speed, then let's see how the performances go from there. Then, if no significant improvements, then have a dig.
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09 Sep 2026 13:26:38
The captain of the Titanic said 'let's just get past this iceberg and we'll be ok.'
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09 Sep 2026 14:11:15
Interesting analogy, Jas, especially because most historians now suggest that had the Titanic hit the ice berg head on then it likely would have survived and limped its way to safety. So in the analogy you have chosen it was panicking and changing course that caused the entire tragedy. 😉
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09 Sep 2026 14:13:47
At least he wasn't a pessimist.
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09 Sep 2026 18:48:42
Wandering Stars Dad,
Are you the poster previously known as Jas M?
08 Sep 2026 14:23:41
With the signing of Bernard Traore, I make that 23 full internationals on our books and a squad that almost all clubs
in this league can only dream of! FWAW.
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08 Sep 2026 16:42:54
To be honest, I think that when the Wolves team clicks, they'll smash most opponents into oblivion. The team at full strength might not be as strong as the West Ham team, but there is a togetherness at Wolves that doesn't exist at West Ham. Wolves also have one player that West Ham don't.
Imagine...
GK: Sa
RB: Trippier (C)
RCB: Djiga
LCB: Krejci (Best LCB in the Champ)
LB: Bueno
DM: Andre
CM: James
RW: Gomes
AM: Lopez (Best player in the Champ)
LW: Mane
ST: Jimenez
That team is awesome.
Once Trippier is back, the team will cease shipping goals. At times, the football being played is mesmerising. Sadly, the defending is currently comical. Trippier will stop that.
Outside of the first team, Wolves have solid back up options.
Trippier comes back and Wolves will be unstoppable. 🐺 🐺 🐺
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09 Sep 2026 06:25:10
Really, really hope you are right, TLT.
To "click", the defence needs sorting. 10 goals already conceded.
Time for the manager to show if he has what it takes.
08 Sep 2026 13:55:42
Until the stupid own goal and poor 2nd half v Bham, I thought our football, at least going forward, was much better this year compared to under Rob.
Think we have to allow CP a little time, Andre with James rather than Munetsi has to happen ASAP.
Do we have anyone that can replace Jackson? I get the feeling he will start again at the weekend regardless.
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08 Sep 2026 16:59:01
It's better than that, Banksy.
Ignore the daft defending as that'll soon stop.
Look at Krejci's celebration when he scored against the Blues. Look at Lopez's celebration. That's a team that is 1) together and 2) is aware of how good it is.
It simply needs Jimenez 100% fit and Trippier at RB.
This isn't the beer talking, because I don't drink.
Once that Wolves team clicks - so long as key players stay fit - most teams in the Championship will be swept aside with ease.
People are going mad, but the reality is Wolves are five games in and key players have either been injured, unavailable, or unfit.
It'll soon be nothing but: "You've seen the Wolves, now f*** off home."
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08 Sep 2026 19:19:30
Hope you correct The Lovely Train. I like your optimism. 🤞👍
08 Sep 2026 03:10:32
We can't keep changing managers, terminating contracts costs a few million, which in turn affects our transfer budget, though with Fosun in charge I use the term transfer budget very loosely.
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08 Sep 2026 10:15:54
How much it is costing to be out of the Premier League is the question Fosun should be asking?
Agree, there is no point changing manager without the financial backing of the owners, even though there are some good managers available.
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08 Sep 2026 12:00:17
Exactly Wandering Stars, mate, you would've thought relegation would've been the kick up the backside Fosun needed, but it seems not.
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08 Sep 2026 12:21:21
Sacking Cesar Peixoto would be insanity in the extreme. I would turn my back on Wolves. I'm already near to the end of the road with Fosun. Sacking CP would be the final straw.
The incessant sacking of head coaches has to stop, because it creates a situation where people are becoming head coaches in order to be sacked.
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08 Sep 2026 15:19:43
What's this all about? Have I missed something?
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08 Sep 2026 19:03:26
No, Old Wulf, mate, just me rambling a bit, but some on X are already calling to sack him.
