Wolves banter 6

27 Feb 2026 15:53:19
Wolves have already confirmed that the players have a relegation clause in their contracts of a wage cut of between 30% - 50%.

27 Feb 2026 16:20:38
Sounds good in theory, rko. The problem is top Championship players (and I mean top star players); their top end is the 30k a week mark. Now, someone like Jackson, who is on a reported 60 grand a week, will be on between 30 and 40 grand a week depending on his clause. In no one's works, not even the deluded Jeffs, is he worth that, especially in the Championship.

I think we will lose at least 80 percent of the playing squad when we go down; relegation clauses or not, they will all still be on a ridiculous amount for the Championship. Our income is going to be slashed. Parachute payments won't put a dent in the money we owe, which is circa the 300 million mark. Make no mistake, we are deep in the brown stuff financially.

27 Feb 2026 19:40:40
Agreed, De wolf, mate. Most of our squad will be gone, most due to wages; the rest because they're cowards.

27 Feb 2026 15:11:43
Apparently we can effectively be relegated as early as middle of March depending on results. Depressing but inevitable I guess, any chance of a win tonight?
Will be watching but only on TV tonight, used to look forward to watching not sure I do anymore.

27 Feb 2026 16:14:11
I've read that on the BBC, Banksy, if we don't win any of our next 3, and other results go against us, then we will be the earliest relegated team in the history of the Prem. Take a bow, Fosun.

27 Feb 2026 18:53:49
Well done Fosun. You must be so proud of yourselves.

26 Feb 2026 07:39:02
{Ed's Note - Ed001 has posted a new article entitled, Matchday 27 - Quick Round Up

25 Feb 2026 14:59:29
{Ed's Note - Ed001 has posted a new article entitled, Matchday 27 - Quick Round Up

26 Feb 2026 13:35:53
Good read Ed001 agree with your comments on Arsenal time wating especially Trossard. The comments about Belgarde are interesting he seems to be a love you or hate you footballer. One game he's good the next he's nowhere to be seen and you wonder why he's on the pitch.

{Ed001's Note - I struggle to see the good game mate.}

26 Feb 2026 19:13:17
To be truthful, I struggle to see a good game in most of them, and that's why we're getting relegated.

{Ed001's Note - that is a very fair point!}

27 Feb 2026 08:35:29
Thanks Ed, I was wondering why tossard was taken off when there was nothing wrong with him, all down to having to wait 30 seconds on the sideline.

{Ed001's Note - yes mate, worked out well for him!}

27 Feb 2026 09:56:34
Good post Ed and very true, but please please, Edozies goal was on target and going in despite the Arsenal guys attempted block and it was the power behind the shot that had the momentum to carry it in.

That's why it is indeed Edozies.
I believe those are suppose to be the criteria in awarding goal or own goal, but of course I stand to be corrected.

{Ed001's Note - as I saw it, it was blocked and then knocked in afterwards, which would make it an own goal.}

27 Feb 2026 10:31:09
Good write-up, cheers Ed. Sorry Abbey, mate, but I have to agree with Ed here. Whilst I'm obvs delighted for Edozie getting a goal on his debut, the reason he was shocked to be told the news in the post-match interview is because, like the rest of us, he saw it was an own goal! Yes, Edozie hit it sweetly enough, and it was indeed going on target, but then (was it) Gabriel cleared it off the line, giving the ball forward momentum.

With this forward momentum, it was heading away from the goal until it hit Calafiorie and ricocheted in! Essentially, had Calafiorie not been where he was, then the ball was cleared off the line?! So, whilst delighted for Edozie, I've no idea how he was given it?!

{Ed001's Note - yeah, that was how I saw it but I am glad for Edozie.}

27 Feb 2026 11:28:02
Fair dos chaps, I'll stand corrected, but I obviously should have studied the replay more. That said, it was the dream for Edozie on his debut to be given it, maybe that swayed things his way in the end, but if he hadn't connected with it, it wouldn't have happened at all. Well done, lad.

25 Feb 2026 13:03:48
What players, if any, in our current squad are good enough for mid Premier League?
My thoughts are possibly Hugo, Santi, Krejci, Mosquera, Joao, Andre and Mane. I like Rodrigo sometimes however there must be something not correct as managers tend to not play him.
If the list above is fair, our strikers are not good enough, not difficult to assume this looking at goals scored.
Even so, if we have perhaps 7 players good enough for mid table PL it suggests, in my opinion, we are under performing, whether this is due to managers or the club as a whole, I would imagine it is a combination of both.


I think it would be wrong to continue in the same way for the remainder of the season, if we continue to lose games something has to change, we all know it is normally the manager that pays the price. The hangover from this season will drift into the next unless the slide and continual losses stop, my opinion anyway.
If we do change managers who do we get and who can we convince to join the madness?

25 Feb 2026 16:15:34
I think it is due to the negativity of the fan base.

25 Feb 2026 17:04:50
Haha, it's almost March and we have just got to double digits. I think it's an absolute miracle that the fans are as positive as they are! Maybe it's up to the players and manager to give us something to be positive about. 🤣

25 Feb 2026 17:28:58
Very good post, Banksy. Mid-table might be a bit, (very in one or two cases), optimistic for all 7, but I take your point. Add JSL, who, when not a traffic cone, is a top half player, and it is clear that Vitor and then RE, (albeit to a lesser extent and with confidence totally drained from the squad), have hugely under-performed. As a defence of RE, the squad is obviously too small, (in talent terms just 7 or 8 players, you say), and is unbalanced, (absence of creativity and goal scoring) - but we have been saying that on here for the past 4 years! All in all, though, the performance has been beyond pathetic. Sadly, though, although the current side might, if it performed to its ability level (which, as we are saying, it hasn't this season), be competitive in the Champ, probably 5 of that 7 or 6 of the 8 will have gone by the time the new season comes round. This is on top of a number of other squad members who, whilst not good enough for mid table Prem, would have been adequate in the Champ. It is thus difficult to say how the team will do next season, as most of them aren't playing regularly at the club yet.

This 5 year self-inflicted destruction of a good Premiership team is, of course, entirely due to Jeff/Fosun's mismanagement of Wolves football team's finances. However, whilst we think the club/team is very important, I doubt Jeff/Fosun consider its success on the pitch to be of any consequence whatsoever. The club/brand is/was a vehicle to drive revenue streams for Fosun. What they don't understand, because they know nothing about football and have been appallingly badly let down by their advisors, in the long term is that the only way to make money in football is to win games. Sadly, once the cold winds of relegation finally hit them they will realise, albeit far too late! Handsome, ironically, one of the reasons why Fosun has been able to do this so easily is because the fans - some still do - believe Fosun have the team's interests at heart and did not react soon enough. I'm not sure if Fosun would have responded any differently, but over the last 5 years the fans have been unbelievably, and sadly, very naively positive!

25 Feb 2026 18:37:03
So the only reason we are where we are is down to fan negativity? Thanks for clearing that up, I was beginning to wonder.

25 Feb 2026 19:01:51
I think Handsome might be being sarcastic, folks (I hope so!), due to what Edwards said about the fans, that they should be more positive. 🤣 I mean, I've been positive we are going down for weeks, if that helps. I'm actually amazed there haven't been riots with the stunts Old Teflon Jeff/Fosun have pulled.

25 Feb 2026 19:50:46
The only players we have who are good enough to remain in the Premier League are: Santi, Hugo, Krejci, Andre, Joao and Mane. Of these, Joao would get into most PL teams. The rest are mid-table cannon fodder. On a good day, maybe Sa and Bellegarde look like they could cut the mustard, but those performances are very few and far between.

Wolfe, Mosquera, Rodrigo, Lima, Jackson, Tolu and Armstrong look Championship level at best. Do is past his best. And Toti and Hwang, no comment.

26 Feb 2026 03:18:04
I think Handsomelad is mocking RE with what he said about the fns.

26 Feb 2026 07:45:28
The vast majority of our players are not good enough on a consistent basis for the Premier League. That's why we are where we are. Many of those mentioned as good enough can produce a high level, but equally can really let themselves down. That particularly applies to every one of our defenders, who have all been guilty of extraordinary lapses, Mosquera perhaps most of all.

Moving on to Joao, his standards have fallen immeasurably and his passing is poor, so I can't see how he'd get in most other Premier League teams and, currently, he seems to have fallen behind Andre in the pecking order. Hopefully it's just a temporary blip; otherwise his value will be impacted.

26 Feb 2026 10:19:32
I've just watched Sheffield United v Coventry and both those sides would beat us as it stands now.

26 Feb 2026 11:29:09
Handsome, apologies if I missed the humour.

26 Feb 2026 12:07:34
Yes, apologies, Handsome, but I'll just redirect my comment to RE and Fosun.

26 Feb 2026 15:34:49
Old Wulf, Joao hasn't fallen behind Andre in the pecking order. He's been out injured/fatigued.

26 Feb 2026 16:51:17
That's no excuse for his poor play when on the pitch, Good. The Palace winner was largely due to not staying with his man.

26 Feb 2026 17:25:08
True, but week after week, he seems to be the only one trying to press forward and make something happen.

26 Feb 2026 18:28:10
Interesting how we all view games differently, because my take is that he mostly slows games down and goes for the easy sideways or backwards pass rather than a progressive one (tackling and breaking up opposition play being his main attributes).

Trouble is that he and Andre are both similar, which is one reason why Angel has joined, but I'm not sure he'll be the answer either.

27 Feb 2026 09:50:00
I obviously see games the same there, Old Wulf, and I dunno about you, and maybe it was because of Angel, but I thought Andre was a lot more forward looking in J Gomes' absence?

27 Feb 2026 12:54:50
Probably going to get slated here, but just an opinion. I don't rate Gomes or Andre. Yes, we have average/below average players around them, but all I see are 2 players who just try to break up play. I have seen Gomes go on a few little runs here and there, but most of the time it is sideways and backwards passing.

They offer zero attacking threat and have poor passing ability. I guess after being spoilt with having the likes of Neves and Moutinho, it was always going to be difficult to fulfil those positions with the same quality.

27 Feb 2026 12:59:38
Maybe he was, Abbey, but too often for comfort, Andre underhits his passes, and that can lead to quick turnovers for the opposition. Basically, nearly all our players have frailties which opponents can, and regularly do, take advantage of at this level. As mentioned before, being consistently good and ironing out the individual blunders is necessary for success at Premier League level.

27 Feb 2026 15:02:51
No slating from me, Alex. They're decent players but nowhere near the likes of those you mention.

27 Feb 2026 16:35:05
Alex, of course, you are perfectly entitled to your opinion and the 2 points - the quality of Neves and Moutinho and the lack of quality around Andre and Gomes - are both valid and, unsurprisingly, reinforce your view. However, I fear you are going to be a very unhappy man for the next few years, as no one even close to their quality - Brazilian internationals, who will be playing at the very top level after leaving Wolves - is likely to play for the club in the foreseeable.

02 Mar 2026 09:07:46
I had a slice of humble pie on Friday night. Very good performance from both Andre and Gomes. Yes, I think once we go down and they both leave, I will probably have a slightly different view.

25 Feb 2026 11:16:54
Does anyone think that Big Sam would have done better than RE for Wolves? I know that Sam is past it now, but he could hardly have done worse, could he? I thought we would at least give it our best shot at survival, rattle a few teams, go down fighting and ready for a promotion push next season.

Instead we resemble Clipboard's doomed side of 12 odd years ago.

25 Feb 2026 14:45:53
Big Sam would have kept us up. The 1st thing he would have done is sort out the defence so we didn't concede.

27 Feb 2026 13:02:13
100% would have taken Sam. It wouldn't have been pretty to watch, but from what I have seen this season hasn't been. The guy has got the experience and knows what it takes to try and survive. I believe he would have saved us if they got him in. He would have us set up so we are hard to beat, and then try and nick a goal here and there. He would have loved it prior to Larson leaving, having 2 big blokes up top. Edwards was the wrong choice, as the guy got Luton relegated 2 times and then got given a lifeline at Middlesborough.

Yes, he was doing well, but they did start underperforming, and some fans said they got lucky. This is a poor side he has taken on, but I 100% believe Sam or a better coach than Edwards would have saved us. The guy is starting to sound like a broken record, as all I hear is that we are improving, but we clearly are not.

25 Feb 2026 06:06:36
I see that them lot down the road have sacked their manager after 9 games as he was proving to be useless.

But Fosun continue to back Edwards whose stats are worse.

25 Feb 2026 07:06:01
RE, like it or not, wasn't brought in to save us from relegation this season, unlike the Tesco bags recruitment. He's been recruited to try & get us promoted next season, to rebuild a squad after what remains after we lose our better assets. I don't think it would matter who we had as manager; we don't have enough quality to compete at this level.

25 Feb 2026 08:45:42
So, I'm assuming you'd prefer us to be run like West Brom GWL, good to know what some fans hope for.

25 Feb 2026 10:07:37
Mick McCarthy or Dave Jones did not have enough quality to compete in the Prem, but they both gave it a better crack than RE is currently delivering. Do we honestly think this current crop is worse than the hand Mick was dealt? No chance. Mick would have given a right arm for a midfield like Andre and Gomes. I understand and agree that RE has been dealt a poor hand to play; however, one win all season is simply not good enough. It's all well and good saying he's been bought in for next year, but good performances, like poor performances, become habitual, and anyone watching our current showings must see that it is not suddenly going to click with us miraculously starting to win the moment we arrive in the Champ.?! At this stage I'd give him till the end of the season, as it's not worth the cost of replacing him when we are already down.

That does not, and absolutely should not, mean though that he's untouchable. If we don't win another game before the end of the season, personally I think his position becomes a little untenable. It's fine to say we never expected to stay up; it's not OK to say we never expected to see us fight, because right now I'm only seeing that for, at best, 45 mins a game. It doesn't help that he is consistently getting the starting lineup/system wrong, and we only improve after changes, because you don't get away with that in any league, I'm afraid, gents. 😔

25 Feb 2026 11:19:14
If it means sacking a manager who is completely out of his depth, then, yes, I would prefer Fosun to do what the Baggies have done and get rid. We've had 1 win since RE came in, and there has been no clear change in style of play.

25 Feb 2026 12:45:12
Just to reiterate. Rob Edwards has had 17 League games in charge of Wolves and has picked up 8 points. This equates to 0.47 points per game or 17.86 points over the entire season. Yes, I know the squad is poor and weak, but earlier in the season, Everton, Leeds, Burnley, Palace and Forest all came to Molineux and played us off the park. You would expect that, under a new manager with his fresh ideas, we could do to them at their place what they did to us at our place.

Did we? No. Granted, we haven't played Burnley and Leeds away yet, but we have played Everton, Palace and Forest. We drew with Everton thanks in part to a sending off. Forest was a boring draw, and we handed Palace the win. The other question is, did Fosun really decide that, with 81 points still to play for this season, to give up and prepare for next season? If they did, then that really is a sad indictment of just how far our club has fallen and the ambition of Fosun.

25 Feb 2026 12:51:30
Do any of you out there believe that Rob Edwards is going to get us back at the first attempt? Other Championship clubs are not going to shake in their boots and shout, "Rob Edwards and Wolves are coming." He is not the new Messiah.

You know what happens to them when things start going wrong. Personally, I think he was a poor appointment in the first place.

25 Feb 2026 14:20:48
I think we were already down before RE was appointed, because of how long VP was given at the start of the season. However, every game should be a cup final. It might not produce enough points, but at least there should be a few wins.

Next season will not be easy at all, whoever is manager, but I'm not convinced it should be RE. I also don't know who would want the job, who is the steady pair of hands needed.

25 Feb 2026 14:27:33
For what it's worth, I always thought Rob Edwards was a typical Jeff Shi budget appointment, which would achieve nothing more than cementing our relegation, and so it will transpire at this rate.

Do I believe that even with the right players he will achieve promotion? No, I don't. As long as Fosun maintain their current approach to owning a football club, when we go down we'll stay down.

25 Feb 2026 14:33:55
AcleWolf, already down before RE was appointed? Surely you are not serious. There were 27 games and 81 points to play for. But if Fosun, and indeed RE, thought that, then, frankly, they deserve everything they get, and we, poor fans, will be the ones to suffer.

26 Feb 2026 11:21:34
Yes, Good, I'm serious. And, you make a good point about the amount of games and points left - I don't disagree with you there at all. It's the fans that suffer, but also the staff who may need to be made redundant at the end of the season, and who aren't millionaire footballers. Losing to Burnley was the big moment for me. This was followed by keeping VP a bit longer, and then by going for GoN to come back. We were down as soon as that happened, because it seemed the owners had given up hope at that point.

It's all ifs, buts and maybes, but had we brought in more top flight experience in the summer, not given VP the stupid contract extension, got rid a couple of weeks earlier, and found a manager with the steadiness to keep us in touching distance in January, there may have been a chance. The problem with a relegation fight is this: every week that goes by without a win, the more wins in a row you need to stay up, and there comes a point, quite quickly, when it isn't realistic.

24 Feb 2026 14:58:07
Next few games I believe are Villa, Liverpool twice then Brentford away. What do people expect, I would like to be optimistic and say we will beat Villa, however having won only once all season probably lose all 4.
If we do indeed lose all 4 will Rob then be under serious pressure, or, as I think some of us suspect, do Fosun really not care at all now?
Surely we just can't keep losing the remaining matches and keep Rob, I realise there may not be many candidates but at some point enough has to be enough, both from Rob and Fosun, please someone, somehow save our club.


Bit dramatic but can't see anything changing, I used to like football and supporting Wolves, not so enjoyable any longer 😢.

24 Feb 2026 17:23:00
Just seen Rob said big strides forward in the performance v Palace, and we were excellent with the ball. I think I must have been watching something else. We were ok, that's about it; maybe he is trying to improve confidence.

24 Feb 2026 18:08:23
Personally, I feel like I've had all the optimism kicked out of me by our overall situation, Banksy. Win, lose or draw, it makes no difference; we all know how this season ends, what the Summer window will bring and where we will be next season.

On top of that, I doubt there'll be any meaningful changes in Fosun's approach, as even the threat of relegation didn't change that, they still sold players in January. It's almost like they want relegation because they've certainly done nothing to stop it.

24 Feb 2026 18:09:32
Big strides must have been Armstrong running around, trying to look like he was doing something.

24 Feb 2026 18:39:41
I know what you mean, Long, frustrating and depressing, comes and goes with me. Thought Armstrong was a little fella, B Hill, then would be little strides. 👍

24 Feb 2026 20:05:45
I honestly can't see anything but 4 defeats, Banksy. I don't think Fosun care what we do, and I think they're happy to keep RE in the Championship next season. I think they'll gladly sell who they can, and replace them with maybe youngsters RE identifies from around existing Championship clubs, and maybe loans from the prem or abroad.

Of course, I'll live in hope for the next matches, believing we can get victories, but it's heart-over-brain optimism.

24 Feb 2026 22:18:49
They'll sell whoever they can for as much as they can get this summer. They won't reinvest the money into the squad. Next season, our team will be dependent on Munetsi, Doyle and Traore as replacements for Andre, Joao and Mane. Fosun have given up, but will still try and shaft us fans.

23 Feb 2026 13:19:15
So it looks like we will have the most expensive season ticket in the Championship next season, Shi has said he still wants to act like a Premier League club, it's a pity fosun haven't acted like Premier League owners the last 4 seasons.

All this "we will come straight back up" is delusional, championship is one of the hardest leagues in Europe ( not best, hardest) and there will be a massive and I mean massive turnover of players, which means bedding in a whole new squad give or take 4/5 players. I am genuinely worried about the future of the club under the current ownership.

23 Feb 2026 15:26:11
Much will depend on Fosun & their stance, or, hopefully, change of stance. Keep on going as they have done & we will get out of the Championship in our first season, but not the way they want. They need a complete reset, as this 's***' Gov't of ours keeps saying. If not, there are already two teams who'll come down with us, who I'd suggest are stronger than us & have more desire, especially if it's Forest. Their owner is the complete opposite of Fosun.

Also, how can we attract the likes of Neves, Neto, Patricio, Jimenez, etc., if there's no project, no ambition. Currently, Fosun are the owners who can't afford, or won't pay, the high maintenance required to be a truly competitive PL club. Shame, really, as we were so close, but imo they should sell up now. Leave us as they found us in the Championship, with, hopefully, more ambitious owners who truly understand what it takes to operate a professional football club.

23 Feb 2026 15:43:16
They'll justify the prices by saying Season Ticket prices remain well priced, as it guarantees 4 extra matches compared to this season. The match day tickets are staying at the same price too. Again, the club will say 'we've listened to the fans and decided to freeze the prices as a thank you.' I paid £222 for tickets for me and my son for Arsenal, Villa and Liverpool.

Bristol City, Swansea and Preston don't quite have the same feel. Fosun are well and truly taking us fans for mugs.

23 Feb 2026 17:27:29
Good post, De Wolf.

23 Feb 2026 20:43:56
What did Leicester get points taken away for?

23 Feb 2026 23:03:50
Handsome, financial mismanagement would seem the obvious answer. Wolves have sold off almost an entire team of top half Prem league quality players over the last 5 years to mask its mismanagement, but sadly the club has now almost run out of players of that quality who can be sold for substantial sums. (Hence dropping from the edge of the Champions League to relegation this season.)Consequently, De Wolf is far from alone in being worried about the future of the club.If they think "gate money" - which, at present, does not pay the social security costs the club pays, i.e., is about 6% of costs and will in any case surely be lower next season as attendances drop in the Championship - is the answer to Wolves' crippling concerns, then Wolves' future is genuinely threatened.

24 Feb 2026 14:57:38
I would add to Handsome Lad's question about why Leicester got points taken away. My answer is that their main offence is that they are not Man City or Chelsea. If you cheat, do it big, so big that the spineless authorities are scared of punishing you. Leicester, in the Championship, no problem: put the boot in, and if they end up relegated, so what.

{Ed001's Note - they had already gotten away with the same offence twice before.}

23 Feb 2026 10:47:09
I wasn't at the game yesterday and would appreciate an opinion from someone on here who WAS there as to whether or not Wolves fans were racially abusing Tolu. If that is indeed the case, I find that more than sad. It's utterly inexcusable. and would be regardless of which shirt he's wearing.

The problem is that some people seem to find it impossible to prevent their totally understandable disappointment and frustration from morphing into abuse and while I have never seen any hint of racist on this site, it would be naive of me to assume that there's not a single poster on here who is ever guilty under pressure of stepping over that line.

Tolu missed a penalty. Most people who take them will miss a handful during their careers, even club heroes like Neves and Jiminez. It was a tame effort and was particularly maddening because we all knew that a chance to go on and pick up three points away from home for the first time this season had been wasted. We all will have been devastated at the missed opportunity and the eventual outcome.

But come on. it was a missed penalty, for God's sake. It wasn't a criminal dereliction of duty. I don't even know if Tolu was the designated penalty taker before the match (and I'll admit he wouldn't have been my choice because for all his endeavour, work rate and strength he's not most people's idea of a technical player), but several players in a Wolves shirt have missed penalties down the years. And even if some braindead so-called supporter thinks he looked too casual and disinterested in his approach to the ball, that has nothing to do with the colour of his skin, his ethnic origin or any other fanciful excuse these morons might want to come up with.

Tolu never comes off the pitch without having worked his socks off. Ask those defenders who have come up against him and I doubt very much they'll tell you they had a comfortable afternoon. Many will still have the bruises.

We've looked much more effective in getting forward since he started doing Larson's job for him and defensively he's been a rock. How many times against Palace was it his head that got to the ball and cleared the danger for us?

He will be hurting and angry now. If I were in his boots, I'd wonder why I'm putting myself through this if all the reward I'll be getting is abuse about my origins and family from the very people who are meant to be supporting me.

I know it's a tiny minority but sometimes that's all it takes. Please. can we all be a bit more considerate of the feelings of the players who run themselves into the turf each week for our benefit? And if we ever hear racist abuse aimed at a player on the pitch in ANY shirt, I hope we'll have the courage of our convictions and do something about it.

This is not virtue signalling. It's common human decency.

23 Feb 2026 12:01:24
Not sure if it was our fans or not, but it was online abuse, some of which Tolu screenshotted and shared to show the extent of the problem. Like you say, it is genuinely sickening that this s*** is still happening and a problem in 2026! I hope they are getting a knock on the door from the police this week. 🤞

23 Feb 2026 12:01:38
Excellent post, Pagham!

23 Feb 2026 13:05:01
Exactly, at the end of the day, it's a game of football. There are more important things in life, but it's amazing how this game sucks you in and gets the emotions rolling after a game.

That being said, it would be nice to think the authorities and the social media companies will do something, but the low life losers will just make other accounts and hide behind their screens. Coyw.

23 Feb 2026 16:19:13
Not our fans, no. It was some online trolls who have been located in Nigeria and South Korea.

23 Feb 2026 16:25:33
Thank you for the prompt replies, guys. Much appreciated.

23 Feb 2026 21:35:26
No problem with fans criticizing Tolu for having a very poor game. However, don't criticize him as a man. I'm sure he was doing his best, but nothing went for him. The person to take the most blame was whoever made him the penalty taker.

Kreji, Armstrong, or Mane should have been given the job. Someone who did not do their homework regarding his previous record with penalties.

24 Feb 2026 17:53:04
Pagham, what a stunningly beautiful place you live in, I assume!

25 Feb 2026 12:31:38
Nice enough, TFIOG. Stunningly beautiful might be a bit of a stretch, but it does have the advantage of being only 400 metres from the sea. I do often wish, though, that we were 300 miles closer to Wolverhampton, so I could get to Molineux more easily. It's why I'm so grateful to you guys on here who help me stay in touch.