A former Premier League player saying he wasn’t good enough, as good as he wanted to be or as good as them. It’s fantastic man management to listen to him.
I was a big doubter but he has won me over. Well done gary. I think he will be good for us. I was wrong and dont mind admitting it
To pick up on your point of wing backs pushing forward, Ait-Nouri had more touches on the ball than any other player (78). He was quite a busy fellow! His other stats were good also - except for the crossing. On Fotmob Lemina was MOTM, but I think Ait-Nouri was second.
I think he learned a lot from the Ipswich game ( I certainly did watching it ) ,,Jonny , Doherty, s Bueno , sasa , Silva , and Def the keeper ...not good enough to start in the premier League
Of course lopetegui left us in the **** ,,he walked out on wolves 4 days before the season started...quitter
I’d say the biggest issue was getting 90 minutes out of the team, not just 45.
Wasn't resolved last week at Sheff Utd!
To be fair, as ridiculous as it is, he's recognized a problem and has addressed it. Good on him.
That's getting into Bruno Lage territory in papering over the cracks. Four points against Sheff Utd and Luton would have been great - but we wouldn't have deserved them - performances were awful. It was picking up results whilst performing like a stinky turd that kept Lage in the job for too long. The odd result when you don't deserve it, brilliant, good teams do that (so they say), but good teams also tend to be better than their opponents most of the time. Constantly getting results when you don't deserve them, your luck is going to change and when it does it'll all come crashing down
We were the better team against the blades in the first half and should have been out of sight, then couldn’t match them in the second half in the ****ing down rain. I think he got the team wrong, I wanted him to play the side that played against Spurs against the Blades, but at least he rectified it the week after.
The point being that although we were bad in those games we may need to accept that perhaps Luton & Sheff Utd aren't quite as bad as we thought. We complain enough when reports on our successes against the sky 7 tend to concentrate on their failings rather than our quality so why do we do the same when we don't beat the bottom teams?
Oh that’s OK then.
Well if you're going to be a big meanie, maybe I will carry on talking about it.Don’t worry about that, none of us are reading them.
I make that six days? Out of interest, when did you start supporting Wolves Jefe? Was it bonfire night last year by any chance?
I recommend you read beyond the date of the article, to the sixth paragraph. I started supporting Wolves in 1996.
I think Gary has media smarts, which is important in modern Football. Get the media on your side and you have a powerful ally who can shape perceptions of those in and out of game. I think he has mates in media like Joe Cole, which could be valuable.
Watching here in Germany,when Ait - Nouri was substituted the commentator said he was the Wolves player that had impressed him the most!
It's also very astute!
Fallen over and cried a lot probably
When he first burst onto the scenes the mix did say he's the next Gareth Bale.
Just listened to that really enjoyed it .
Agreed, but there are some on here using the performances in these games as the barometer of how good we are but ignoring the excellent performances against the top 6.
It could be a case of GONSHEADSGONE when they sack Moyes?
“Fans are easy to please”. Are you having a loff?
I think he means fans are easier to please relative to players. The players would have a better idea of what’s going on than the fans and thus, harder to get them onside if the coach is no good.
