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Difference between a good manager and a bad manager is making in-game changes. We've known this since September last year when Klopp and McKenna both outsmarted O'Neil while we were ahead. Have to make the change.

Rubbish decision, clear penalty for me. Summerville is getting on the end of the ball if his arm wasn't yanked back. Kind of treatment Traore used to get.

I thought Jackson was hopeless last season despite getting a few goals but he's played really well so far today. West Ham really open at the back, mr. passive is being his usual too.

Aston Villa 3-1 Wolves.

BBC article on Postecoglou being under pressure mentioned that since 13 April Tottenham have lost seven games, only team to have suffered more defeats in that time is us.

Seven miles seems a bit arbitrary, and I'm surprised it's as high as it is at that distance. I lived in Stourbridge and Bridgnorth as a kid so wouldn't count as local for either, although wouldn't class either of those places as much outside of the Wolves catchment area. Liverpool and Man U's...

Milan are shockingly poor at the back. So much space for Liverpool all the time and their playing out from the back is ropey. Maignan looks really dodgy tonight too.

Back on relegation. Seems to me like there's five teams weaker than the rest: the promoted three, Everton, us. We're praying on there being three worse teams and the margin of error is very tight now. Last time we faced a relegation battle there was about eight teams in contention, we had a...

Is that one win in fourteen now? Relegation form by some way. We played decent at times but the changes/lack of changes at the correct time surrendered any initiative and then outright weakened us. Doherty - terrible, he is leagues below Premier League standard. Lazy. Liability. We're not...

Doherty so lazy and then trying to pass him on to Dawson as he can't catch him! Disgrace of a footballer. As disinterested as he was for Ireland. Really poor substitutions, surrendered the initiative.

Newcastle won their first game in December in 21/22 and finished 11th, although we're not likely to go on the spending spree that they did.

Wolves 1-2 Newcastle.

Might be one of the reasons that their strategy is to reduce the STHs as a % of capacity, provides the club the room to sell more dynamically priced tickets.

I've never seen him play but noticed this on the article on the club site: "he has shown capabilities on the ball, which has also allowed him to play left-back and centre-midfield. Although Meupiyou has been recruited to play centre-back in gold and black, he provides an asset in his ability to...

Similar to what I said about Johnstone - nice to have a signing but should this position be our priority? Am I being too cynical in thinking Shi thinks he can find another Joao Gomes and make a big profit and that was more important than having a balanced squad?

Surely a case of jumping before he is pushed with Trippier. He's been on a serious decline for about two years now, at least this means we can't revert back to using him. England needs a genuine alternative to Shaw, probably more than one given his fitness. Sounds like no Ben White either. Used...

Nottingham Forest 2-0 Wolves.

Probably standing still in terms of ability, but meets the usual profile of Fosun downsizing. Selling our old GK as we can flip him for profit, replacing him with a cheaper version. Neither is actually a fit for what the manager wants when it comes to style of play. If Johnstone can do it then...

Wolves 1-1 Chelsea

Feel like I read more about Johnny most days on here than I do Wolves at this point! I don't like Ramsdale very much, not keen on his attitude and seems to regularly let in soft goals he should be doing better on. Considering his size his reach isn't that good. Would rather keep Sa. I'm not...