Wolves are so so boring.
Look at how Nuno used the exciting adama traore. He’s be great at RW in 4-3-3, but Nuno wasn’t flexible enough to change position.
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Look at how Nuno used the exciting adama traore. He’s be great at RW in 4-3-3, but Nuno wasn’t flexible enough to change position.
I dread this July 1st
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Is this a Levy move to raise the value of Doherty? 
If you want to play functional, conservative football and finish 6th or 7th then he isn't too bad. As you say we're now also at the whim of Mendes. There is nothing to like about this club at the moment. Not a thing.
shiteeeeeeeeeeee, what a scummy cunt levy is, using it when we celebrate united in an england win. fucking bald cunt. honestly i want us united against this fucker first game
On the plus side, my expectations can't go much lower so if Nuno does alright, I'll be pleasantly surprised.
It's a brilliant beard tbf
he needs to comb it, it looks like a pidgeon coops in there
Wilder didn't do too bad first season up. Something went dreadfully wrong 2nd season he's not a clown. Even though I wouldn't want him.
Similar for Wagner. Siewert showed how good a job Wagner actually did.
BFS - unpopular opinion but early BFS was actually a blooming good manager. Bolton did well under him and he was in the vanguard of English football data analysis. Sadly he reverted to the relegation specialist and has now become a walking sterotype.
Marco Silva - he's a poundshop AVB who seemed to impress chairmen with flannel.
Hughes and Lennon - they really are total clowns.
3 months just to appoint nuno, haha. love this club
When has a manager ever successfully changed their principles of football? Some managers like Ferguson have refreshed their coaching staff over the years but the style of football didn’t change radically. Ferguson always played aggressively on the front foot other than a few big matches. Nuno would have to completely change his vision of football to succeed here.
Nuno tried this season to make Wolves more attacking and expansive, it was a disaster. He ended up returning to his typically negative football because they were on course to be relegated if they carried on with his attempts to be progressive. He’s going to have to try again and if it doesn’t work he will be sacked quickly, because I will not accept paying £1200 for my season ticket to watch the shite he played at Wolves.
Let’s hope the tap in merchant is right. Probably guessing though as he offers no alternative.
Favourite for the Palace job
I don’t think any manager would have successfully followed SAF tbf
I thought viera had that?
I think we do a disservice to managers like Dyche. They have a very distinct goal ( to stay up) and limited resources (compared to the bigger teams) so Dyche's hand is forced and we then assume that he is a poor boss. Like in my earlier post re Wilder I think they are good managers even though I might not think they would suit us.