Double L

#wwfc | Nuno, Lopetegui & O’Neil The subject of any ex manager is always a divisive one, particularly when you’ve had an emotional attachment with them. Nuno gave many Wolves fans the best few years they’ve ever had (me included), but like with all good things it came to an end and probably did so at the right time. I’ll always be grateful for those years, but when he’s sat in a dug out competing for the same things as my club, the gratitude and memories will be parked for as long as he’s at that club. Plus, make no mistake, he’ll be desperate to beat Wolves. As for Lopetegui, he took over an underachieving squad & was given money to spend, so although I appreciate him guiding Wolves to safety, with the resources available he probably achieved roughly what was expected. Having said that, on the way we suffered a few no shows in the form of a 6-0 & a 5-0, then he dragged his heels departing a job he decided he was better than at the end of the season, leaving Wolves bang in trouble just before the season started. From what I understand, the Spaniard spent a lot less time getting involved with day to day coaching than O’Neil does & isn’t anywhere near as detailed with his game plans. He may not have been the fashionable choice, but the former Bournemouth man is doing a similar job to predecessor with more restrictions & way less resources.