You're misunderstanding the original post, the poster is asking whether Nuno's cautious less than 50% possession tactic is going to get us any further, whether if we want to be a big club and start dominating matches we're going to need another style under another manager as Nuno seems to obsessed with the sit back tactic.
Nobody wants Nuno to go, but do you think we'll become a champions league regular with less than 50% possession every match? As is the Nuno way
I must impress I don’t know if it’s true. Just what I have been told tonight by a neighbour.
No idea. But we have gone from mid table championship to potential top 4 Prem in 3 seasons
Man Utd are poor by their own standards but they still have some class players. We are behind them on goal difference in our second premier league campaign, and have lost once to them in seven games.
Chelsea won it in 2012, if my memories correct they conceded a lot of possession. The final against Bayern was 1 example. The year they lost in the final, on penalties they did a smash a grab in the semi against Barcelona.
Fabulous song. It was a sad day when Tony Orlando became Dawn and became the King of cringe.
Love it.
When he went to enter a door....did he knock three times?Fabulous song. It was a sad day when Tony Orlando became Dawn and became the King of cringe.
Maybe his second big hit would summarise where as a club we are...........Halfway to Paradise.
The smash and grab vs Barca was the same year as the Bayern final 1-0 home leg, 2-2 away leg. Year they lost on pens they played Liverpool in the semis didn’t they?
You have both said, in a much more concise and elegant way, what I have wanted to say every time the subjects of Nuno, transfer windows, and whether he is happy with the backing he is getting at Wolves, come up.
OK, that's 2. Name another one
I share your concern, although not many posters on here lift their noses and smell the coffee. China is, not to put too fine a point on it, in the ****. The government routinely lies about their growth figures, they are reining back on external investment, and this latest health emergency will have a definite (though short term) negative economic effect. FOSUN are a Chinese investment company and the Chinese state ultimately controls them. Of course FOSUN are not going to come out and say 'Sorry Wolves fans, but we ain't gonna be making big investments in you any time soon'. Time will tell, but the big picture is not great.
That’s what i thought too. We are still a long way off shopping in that market I would think. No idea what his weekly wage is but around a million a month I would guess
Possibly, growing old pickled me head
That's true. However he had only managed at a high level (Valencia, Porto) for a total of less than 3 seasons before coming to Wolves (I don't count Rio Ave as "at a high level" - apologies to Rio Ave if I am wrong). So already, Wolves will have been about half his whole time as a high level manager. And his Valencia and Porto jobs would both have been too short a time for him to have imposed his philosophy on the clubs, let alone begin to evolve and develop his methods, as I believe he is doing at Wolves.
You ain’t THAT old, Pagey.
Is this true?
There’s nothing to suggest he’s not keen on a new contract!
NoIs this true?
Is this true?
I have the same experience as I regularly come into contact with Wham fans where I do some work. I wear a Wolves scarf which sparks off a fair few conversations and it’s mainly the older ones who say they love Wolves style of football but the younger ones are very pessimistic about their prospects along with the older ones who are generally more critical.
I think that’s a big leap in imagination and a dangerous assumption, WW. If you’re not careful you’ll be quoted in both local papers and "The i” so be wary.
