Saw the goal. Lots of defensive mistakes. Holebas not tracking or knowing where Doherty was very poor.
That half was very poor, we keep passing into spaces that don’t have our players in I have a fuzzy picture , it from what I can see Doucs looks **** Cleverly and Welbeck trying Sarr looks a bit like a gazelle (gazelles can run fast but don’t generally play football)
Oh dear - we really are doomed. Don't even give ourselves a chance with the defending. Again we would have needed to score 2 at least just to be drawing..
The hallmark of a relegation side, **** own goals like that. We really are going down, although to be able to come to terms with it this early on in the season is actually quite nice.
All the usual suspects playing 5hite again. No reaction from last week. Again no fight or desire. Bit pathetic really
Don’t know what is wrong with the team Defence is **** Midfield is **** Attack is **** Tactics look ineffective No real fight No passion 7 games in and we are looking like dead certs for relegation
Typical when we start spending fairly big money on fess and wages - in the attacking area. Shame about the lack of investment in defence....
Will be an epic rebuilding job in the Championship next season. Most of this squad will not play at that level and those that do won’t have the minerals for it.
Its becoming increasingly difficult to see how we can stop the rot and turn this around. Wolves have been rubbish this season, barely turned up today and yet won 2-0 with relative ease The parallels with Stoke are impossible to ignore - a team who thought they had cracked the Prem and started chasing flair players whilst neglecting the core which got them there in the first place We have no shape, no style, no confidence, no plan, no clean sheets and no serious attacking threat. I really don't want to be right but it feels like the season where it all catches up with us
Oh and if you spent the amount of money we did on Sarr, the player needs to be ready to hit the ground running and play the right level from day 1. Sarr looks like he’s fast asleep most of the time.
Another lack lustre performance. Something has to change. I didn't think Flores was the answer and if we lose again next week, which I think is likely, then I'd be amazed if he is still in the job for the Spurs match. We are getting worse if anything. Stupid mistakes have made by the hierarchy and they're getting punished for being complacent. I can't how this is going to improve. Relegation is inevitable, if nothing is done.
Pereyra played well. Wolves did not have to work hard for the win which is worrying. After some of the comments in the shoutbox please remember to refrain from name calling, being holier than thou, sarcasm and saying I told you so. I think everyone can appreciate if they had not already that we are in a relegation fight and at this point in time look to be in a terminal tailspin.
Complacent owners reaping what they sow with their transfer strategy. Compounding it with a lazy poor managerial appointment. An old playing squad full of mercenaries who are cowards and do not care. The club is crammed full of muppets from top to bottom. Nailed on relegation.
I loved the way we did the time wasting on behalf of Wolves by keeping the ball for the entire 3 minutes of added time. We let at least two goals a game in, we are going down, simple as that.
The best part is you still have our ******* twitter admin trying to bait other clubs - we're fast becoming the most embarrassing Prem team in history. Shambles on and off the pitch and rightly going the **** down. Owners have totally ****ed this one up.
Two mediocre teams. Wolves put in a little more grit and effort. No point in moaning about any of this anymore. A rebuild with a lot of younger players with a bit of hunger will be preferable to watching this week in week out...
Positives: 1)Welbeck looked fairly useful, with the very limited supply in to him. 2) Much of our play today could be described as "neat and tidy" which was a lovely tribute to club legend Jurado 3) Sarr will, after all, be allowed to start games every now and again 4) Some level of comic relief with Janmaat's own goal Other than that, pretty grim. Ironically enough with hindsight, this was the kind of game for Pereyra and Hughes, not Del and Sarr. There was no space to exploit at all and I think both will do better when we're playing more on the counter. There was hardly an attack worthy of note in the first half and the second was only marginally better. It felt like Wolves hardly had to get out of second gear - they just defended well (oh the luxury) and trusted their attackers to make something on the break. I prefer Janmaat to Kiko. Dawson, I'm afraid, still looks pretty *****. Holebas fairly poor. Doucoure again frustrating and nowhere near his best. Capoue and Cleverley were ok. Pereyra good when he came on. Sheffield United has now been upgraded to a DEFCON 1 Must Win Game.
I know it all feels a bit hopeless right now, but we were always a bit toothless away from home under Quique, the real test will be if he can get us going at home and create a bit of momentum. So far he's manage a draw and a win in the cup, so you never know we might actually scrape pass Sheffield Utd and get something going (I'm clutching at straws here)
See, I wouldn’t say it was lack lustre. That implies the player aren’t trying. I just think we look nervous and slightly scared. We desperately need to get the lead in a match, no matter how it comes about. At the moment though absolutely nothing is falling for us while opponents are getting through us once and the ball’s in the net. You can visibly see the mental effect it’s having. It’s all on next week. Fail to win against a good and mentally strong Sheff Utd team at home and I think we’re done. We’re already adrift because of our horrendous goal difference and this isn’t a team with the guts for a fight. Unfortunately I think Sheff Utd will easily bully us into folding quicker than a wet paper bag.
Bar the second half of the Arsenal game this season has been almost entirely devoid of joy, passion, excitement or quality. We're limping into a relegation battle and looking at our fixture list it's difficult to see where the win is coming from. If we can't beat Sheffield Utd, who are playing out of their skins at the moment, then we could conceivably be completely adrift with a enormous negative goal difference and 2-3 points by the end of October. Pulling ourselves out of a hole like that with a load of old, gutless mercenaries and luxury players is going to be a massive challenge. **** it I'll say it: bringing back Flores was a terrible mistake and a serious error of judgement by the Pozzos. It's a disastrous campaign so far.
Difficult to see us turning this around. Next week is must win. Having watched Sheff Utd today I think we could well lose that. If you don’t get the basics right - solid defending and take your chances when they come - you lose every week. I had been making excuses that we hadn’t played our best team, I think we did today and still lost. Confidence must be absolutely wrecked. We clearly need a win, and maybe that will settle us down, but where on earth is it coming from. Possible positive today is Wellbeck playing 90 minutes.
What got me today wasn't the crap defending (that's usual), it was the total lack of threat and the endless sideways passing. Was the second half v Arsenal a fluke one off? It's like we've hit the second half of QSF's first season already. Cliche alert, but we could have played for another hour and not scored.
It can't always be a hard luck story. We have serious problems, which is beyond the remedy of this coach, but he'll carry the can for sure. How embarrassing would it be for the first two Premier League managers to be sacked this season come from Watford? It's all looking a bit hopeless now.
