Date: Saturday 11th September
Kick off: 3.00 pm
Venue: Vicarage Road
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On Saturday Wolves travel south to take on Watford’
The last time the two sides met was in January 2020, also played at Vicarage Road, the game ended 2-1 in favour of the hosts.
Watford’s current Head Coach is Xisco Munoz who was appointed in December 2020 and steered The Hornets to promotion to the Premier League.
During the summer transfer window Watford got the majority of their business done early with the only transfer action on deadline day being the exit of Andre Gray, Nathaniel Chalobah, Domingos Quina and Marc Navarro. These four followed the already departed Troy Deeney and Will Hughes. There has been a whole host of incomings to the club with the only instantly recognisable names being Moussa Sissoko, Joshua King and Danny Rose. The remainder sound suspiciously like make weights.
Wolves transfer window was typically underwhelming. The additions of Rayen Ait-Nourie, Francisco Trincao and Yerson Mosquera look to be good signings. Keeper Jose Sa has replaced Rui Patricio who was sold to Roma. The only other addition was South Korean striker Hee Chan Hwang who no-one has heard of and so remains a mystery as to his ability.
Watford started the season well with a home win against Aston Villa. However this was followed by defeats by Brighton and Spurs.
Wolves have lost their first three games of the season, all by a 1-0 margin. Those games were against Leicester, Spurs and Man U. During those 3 games Wolves recorded 57 shots on goal with 15 on target. It’s highly unlikely that they will lose this one.
Gem’s prediction 0-2
Watford v Wolves Match Thread[LIVE]
posted on 12/9/21
Or we could just stick with the formation we have now. It's madness to try to read too much into the goals for situation yet. Everyone can see we are making chances and, yes, in 3 of the 4 games those chances haven't been converted. If, after 4 more games we have only scored 2 more then maybe it will be time to start drawing conclusions.
At some point (hopefully) we will have Jimenez, Hwang, Fabio, Traore, Podence, Trincao and Neto all desperate to play. If that lot don't get us some goals I will be the first to admit I'm talking ballocks.
posted on 12/9/21
Watched the highlights of the Brentford v Brighton game today. Brentford are an open attacking team and Toney certainly a good leader of their front line. Promises to be a really entertaining game at Molineux on Saturday.
posted on 13/9/21
It’s a bit of a who’s who of top European clubs when you look at the teams with the most successful dribbles so far the season. Bayern 2nd, PSG 3rd, Real Madrid 4th, Athletico Madrid 5th.
Wolves are top through
posted on 13/9/21
Wolves 2 goals
Bayern 13
PSG 16
Real Madrid 13
Some end product needed then?
posted on 14/9/21
I think Black Country is trying to convince us that Bayern, PSG and Real have better teams than Wolves. What would this forum be without his wisdom 😂
posted on 14/9/21
Good to see that Bruno Jordao is back in the gym at Compton after his surgery
posted on 14/9/21
comment by Spangles (U17289)
posted 8 hours, 14 minutes ago
I think Black Country is trying to convince us that Bayern, PSG and Real have better teams than Wolves. What would this forum be without his wisdom 😂
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Spangles trying to convince us that we have one of the best front lines in Europe now! He couldn’t leave it at the Premier League
posted on 14/9/21
Dribbles ffs
posted on 14/9/21
comment by Cinciwolf----Wolves poster of the millennium (U11551)
posted 2 minutes ago
Dribbles ffs
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237 shots and 879 dribbles in four matches.
Own goal and a goal mouth scramble to show for it.
posted on 14/9/21
MGW has scored again. His SU career starting with a real bang.