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Wolves 2-4 Bournemouth: Verdict Thread

Another master class from a truly awful Coach who having got lucky last week decided he’d managed to turn a midfielder into Virgil Van Dyk while two fit centre backs were sitting on the bench.
The sooner this chancer is fucked off the better.
 
"It was hard to change things after Fulham"

Well Gaz my old chap....you are very well paid to make those hard decisions. Instead you bottled it and then appeared to be surprised by the outcome.
 
It’ll be sympathy for GON on match of the day. Murphy was watching it, first penalty soft, played well going for forward, individual errors 🤦‍♂️
 
"It was hard to change things after Fulham"

Well Gaz my old chap....you are very well paid to make those hard decisions. Instead you bottled it and then appeared to be surprised by the outcome.
Am I wrong or is this now twice that he’s implied that he “knew” his initial setup was a bad idea?? Bush League shit.
 
Have some sympathy for GON.

We all said the same team. Then we have Toti losing his head, a back pass to Sa we should not have had, and the Sa taking a Touch he should not have.

We get back in the game, then Dawson, decides to pass a suicidal pass and the game has gone.

Defensively shocking individually, and Collectively, midfield, and going forward was ok.
 
Whether a few people on a football forum said “same team”, it Doesn’t really matter. We aren’t paid thousands of pounds a week, we don’t see the players in training every day, we have about 1% of the required info to make informed decisions.

FWIW I haven’t seen the game today and I said same team/set up. Although from what I’ve read on here it wasn’t the same set up anyway.
 
We can't defend and we're set up appallingly.

What is it, 4 home wins in 2024? Two were against Sheff Utd and Luton, one against Southampton who look similarly doomed. Unsustainable.

He has to go before the damage is too great.
 
What a bloody mess. We are a shambles, it's unbelievable that he is still here and unlikely to be GONe anytime soon.

What a fucking club

To the earlier question the boos at FT were pretty audible especially given how many were still in the ground. Never heard the 'sacked in the morning' chant but did hear 'Gary Gary what's the score' but thought it was coming from the Bournemouth fans.

JSL was my MOTM
 
Only 3 players on find likeable Cunha, JSL and Dawson (maybe).
The rest are just so fucking annoying with their inconsistent crap and poor self belief.
Not even got onto their decision making which is league 1 standard currently.
 
I said before the game it was a hard decision around the team selection after that Fulham win but after 10-15 mins today it was obvious it wasn't working and unfortunately he didn't have the balls to change a thing until half time. They looked like they were going to score whenever they came forward. A shambles.
 
After 20 minutes I said to my mate that Sa would be going down with a mysterious knee injury any minute but didn't happen
 
I said before the game it was a hard decision around the team selection after that Fulham win but after 10-15 mins today it was obvious it wasn't working and unfortunately he didn't have the balls to change a thing until half time. They looked like they were going to score whenever they came forward. A shambles.
Iroala did his job by the sounds of it, studied how to negate our threats at the same time springing traps on the counterattack. Sky Super 6 sides can have the attitude of not worrying about the opposition but we don’t as a relegation threatened side. You take each game in it’s singular sense I’m sure GON didn’t do that today.
 
So I wasn’t entirely reassured after the Fulham game. It felt like we’d played just as ramshackle as usual, but managed to get the rub of the green - like, how does Raul miss an open goal like that six yards out? The second half was assured, yes, but the first half… it wasn’t anything better as such, it was just that we managed to roll double sixes for the first time all season, and that luck fed the confidence that led to the solid second half performance.

Comms today made a similar point - that the thing with Gary O’Neil’s Wolves isn’t just that we tend to concede a lot, but that we often concede in batches, early in matches. Then we huff and puff in frustration, tactically misdirected and relying on individual talent (Cunha especially) to try and make amends.

Today was another such day. O’Neil just does not have it in him to identify why this kind of match keeps happening to his team, or how to fix it, because if he did he’d have done it by now. God knows he’s had enough time to save himself, by the standards of other clubs and other owners in this division.

Please just sack the guy and get someone, anyone in who knows what they’re doing. He’s the worst manager we’ve had in the PL since promotion, and that much has been obvious for months.
 
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Only seen the sky sports highlights. Slightly sympathetic towards GO based on that as the 3 penalties are just individual errors. Reading the coms we seemed absolute chaos again. Buck does stop with the gaffer.


Although sky sports highlights are just the goals so can’t comment further. Out on a works piss up so will catch up tomorrow
 
Can you imagine any other PL manager starting a central midfielder at CB, with his best two natural CB’s sitting on the bench?

Me neither.
 
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