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Adam Fellows's avatar

He will be gone before Christmas 🎅

Rich Lewis's avatar

Quarter into the season and the manager is playing 3 players out of position. Get rid of him now and we have enough time to make a difference. Armstrong cannot play as a 9, his runs are always late, should have buried 2-3 chances tonight. Bringing on Munetsi chasing the game was the final straw for me tonight

Robin's avatar

Goalkeepers the difference - Sa very poor…..Armstrong misses a sitter- great save by their keeper!!

Geoff Wakelam's avatar

I live near Yeovil and have seen all their home games so far. Their goalie is a good shot stopper. He commands his area. And his distribution takes the micky out of Sa. Sa is a good shot stopper, but otherwise a poor keeper. Will Yeovil consider a swap? I'd also like to see Neave given a few more minutes. In his cameo tonight, he really got stuck in. Mane needs a rest. He tried hard tonight, but he didn't have the legs for it.

Stephen Budd's avatar

Didn’t seem up for it from the start. Overrun in midfield in first 20 mins and Bolton created a couple of decent chances prior to scoring. Defending was woeful on both the first and second goals-Sa and Krejci at fault. I would drop Sa on Friday. These are international players. Manager does not seem to know how to set the team up. I feel sorry for Armstrong-looks lost and how you miss a chance like that is anyone’s guess. The lack of investment is painfully clear upfront. On a plus side, Djiga is a fabulous player, as is Lopez but the team seems lost. They came out 2nd half with purpose and scored early. Then lost their way again. If Armstrong had buried the sitter then who knows…..Another painful night against Bolton-still remember May 95!

John Clark's avatar

Cesar is not experienced enough to handle this division….. if they were going to get rid of Edwards they had to get a manager with experience at a higher level. The most successful managers in modern era in Nuno and McCarthy had managed at higher level before wolves and had clear structures and identity to fall back on. Cesar has too many favourites and has throttled players like JJ, how he was not banging down the door for a back up no9 I will never know. I blame Fosun too, as they have made a poor managerial choice imho.

Jack Edwards's avatar

Manager has to go, tonight!

Diffrey's avatar

Couple of points - for Sheehan's first strike that Sa saved, I really didn't like the lack of engagement by Mane - he just turned away and made no effort to close down, this is not the first time this season I have seen this from him. Next point - Armstrong, second time he's been square in and fluffed it - what's going on there? Previously scored heavily in this league - got bags of energy and application but can't score... I reckon I own the only parachute with the wolves badge on it, if they keep this up I may cut it off!!! I believe our squad is better than the last two performances so Cesar needs to get a tune out of them. COYW

Geoff Wakelam's avatar

I didn't see much from Lopez. He seemed very quiet. Mane was slow today. The kid needs a rest.in fact, the whole team were pedestrians compared to the Albion game. Bolton made much earlier substitutions and reaped the benefits. We left our substitutions until just before the end which was pointless. Poor play, poor management. I can't believe this was almost the same side that made Albion look bad.

Mark Collins's avatar

Poor? They were fucking embarrassing. Not one of those idle cunts is fit to wear the shirt!

Thylacine's avatar

Well if hope was balloon them mine is sum what deflated !

daniel hacker's avatar

Kreji disinterested, lazy dink clear in tbe middle of our defensive third leading to the second goal, Said sleeping/ball watching played a hand in both the second and third goals. Pretty poor.

Mjc's avatar

Wolves (players ) have done exactly what I thought and hoped they wouldn’t do which is we’ve beat West Brom that’s it we’ve done it lads.