General Wolves News

[AndyWolves]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1759926259285364740

Apologies Jinky if you've already posted this and I haven't seen it

 

[Lycan]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1759926259285364740

Apologies Jinky if you've already posted this and I haven't seen it

Don't call me Jinky

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Can we keep Beale stuff off Wolves threads? Not like there aren't dedicated other ones for other football and you wouldn't go posting stuff about say, Alan Curbishley in this section because we also nearly appointed him ages ago.

 

[The Dude]

Can we keep Beale stuff off Wolves threads? Not like there aren't dedicated other ones for other football and you wouldn't go posting stuff about say, Alan Curbishley in this section because we also nearly appointed him ages ago.

I think people are scared to start new threads in case they get jumped on by the faceless forum cosa nostra.

 

[Tony Towner]

Brazil manager says Allison and more importantly Cunha won't be available for them in the next window, that puts him out until the Villa game on March 30th at the earliest

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

I think people are scared to start new threads in case they get jumped on by the faceless forum cosa nostra.

Doesn't need a new thread. There's one for general football news and one for sacked managers. Michael Beale belongs on either of those, on no Wolves threads and certainly doesn't need one of his own.

 

[Jack Regan]

Brazil manager says Allison and more importantly Cunha won't be available for them in the next window, that puts him out until the Villa game on March 30th at the earliest

The rag that is the Mail (don't shoot me it popped up in my news feed) reporting Cunha is done for the season.

 

[lemonjelly]

that's old news isn't it? think it was suggested within 48 hours of his injury, and cunha and o'neil seem to be suggesting it isn't true.
Cunha has apparently been doing gym work already. Be surprised he is, if the injury is season ending?

 

[The Bear]

that's old news isn't it? think it was suggested within 48 hours of his injury, and cunha and o'neil seem to be suggesting it isn't true.
Cunha has apparently been doing gym work already. Be surprised he is, if the injury is season ending?

It was always going to be 4-8 weeks based on him walking off unaided. O'Neil has already said we'll definitely see him again this season.

If the tear isn't as bad as first thought, then even better for his recovery timescale. 4 weeks is still my prediction.

 

[thisisgil]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1760230335806066724

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1760284147942064344

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Gaz has done a marvellous job of course but a load of the pre-season "relegation favourites" stuff was bollocks. "Wolves have sold all their best players", no we haven't. We've just moved on from all the ones you knew when you last paid attention five years ago, and somehow made money on two awful 2022 signings.

 

[Alan]

I agree, tho tbf the bookies were far from the only doomsayers.

 

[Tony Towner]

It was the appointment of GON/loss of Lopetegui that made us 3rd favourites to go down. Prior to that we were about 6th or 7th which is about right with the squad it looked like we had to start the season.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Premier League Relegation Odds & Predictions For 2023/24 - Great Bets

The 2023/24 Premier League season is just around the corner and.

www.greatbets.co.uk

We weren't much longer than Burnley!

Tbf I was guilty of thinking they'd be ok. I didn't expect them to be so hopelessly naive for months on end and to pick a 14 year old in goal all season.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Dug out my attempt from Sniffer's competition, I've got Chelsea, United, Villa and Burnley badly wrong but not too bad otherwise (West Ham are steadily Lageing their way down the table)

1. Man City
2. Arsenal
3. Man Utd
4. Liverpool
5. Chelsea
6. Newcastle
7. Tottenham
8. Brighton
9. Aston Villa
10. Burnley
11. Brentford
12. West Ham
13. Wolves
14. Crystal Palace
15. Fulham
16. Bournemouth
17. Everton
18. Nottingham Forest
19. Luton
20. Sheff Utd

 

[Sniffer]

Gaz has done a marvellous job of course but a load of the pre-season "relegation favourites" stuff was bollocks. "Wolves have sold all their best players", no we haven't. We've just moved on from all the ones you knew when you last paid attention five years ago, and somehow made money on two awful 2022 signings.

I tried to find the pundits predictions as many of them had us to go down. Unfortunately all I could find was...

McNumpty (makes me laugh as he had Everton improving for no reason!)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66437506

Radio Times

Premier League predictions 2023/24 | TV pundits predictions round-up | Radio Times

Some of the biggest football pundits and commentators in the business share their expert predictions with Radio Times ahead of the Premier League 2023/24 season.

www.radiotimes.com

Michael Owen

Michael Owen predicts full 2023/24 Premier League table, he's made some big calls

Michael Owen has predicted the Premier League table ahead of the new season.

www.sportbible.com

The Independent journalists.

Our writers predict how the Premier League season will unfold

The Independent writers pick their Premier League winners, top goalscorer, best signing and more

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Graun had us going down

Premier League 2023-24 preview No 20: Wolves

The late departure of Julen Lopetegui and a lack of transfer market activity mean new manager Gary O’Neil faces an uphill task

www.theguardian.com

The exodus may have lightened the financial load but the exits of Conor Coady and Nathan Collins leave them short in defence.

It feels like a significant season for Joe Hodge, the 20-year-old who made his Premier League debut against Chelsea last October.

 

[Kenny]

Wolves’ state of disarray already does not bode well. Bournemouth will regret ditching Gary O’Neil, too.

Yeah the man they will regret sacking will also relegate his new team

(GO was at Wolves when these predictions were made)

 

[Kenny]

Folk hero​

The summer return of Matt Doherty