comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted 6 minutes ago
cav is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - but does enough good things to make him well worth his place.

eno is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - and doesn't do enough good things to make him worth his place.
it may come but i don't think we can wait much longer.
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Can’t wait much longer? He’s 19 years old.

Anyone know why we are the early ko on Tuesday. Not on TV as far as I can tell so is it just a police/safety thing?

comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted 6 minutes ago
cav is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - but does enough good things to make him well worth his place.

eno is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - and doesn't do enough good things to make him worth his place.
it may come but i don't think we can wait much longer.
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Can’t wait much longer? He’s 19 years old.
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5 months and we're a prem club

comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted 6 minutes ago
cav is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - but does enough good things to make him well worth his place.

eno is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - and doesn't do enough good things to make him worth his place.
it may come but i don't think we can wait much longer.
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Can’t wait much longer? He’s 19 years old.
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5 months and we're a prem club
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He has the ability to be a Prem player. It would be a stupid move to let him go.

41 app and 3 goals in the champo suggest otherwise

https://twitter.com/AwayDays_/status/944587249110405120/photo/1

There is a good chance something will click with him and he will become a very good player. All the ability is there, his decision making is a bit off a times. Yesterday, his all round play was much better than Cav’s.

I think a loan deal might be the best thing for him where he can play every week. I certainly wouldn’t say time is running out for him though. If anything he should have another few years before anyone gives up on him.

comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted 6 minutes ago
cav is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - but does enough good things to make him well worth his place.

eno is highly skilled, wayward and unpredictable - and doesn't do enough good things to make him worth his place.
it may come but i don't think we can wait much longer.
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Can’t wait much longer? He’s 19 years old.
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....pizzed himself again, complete overreaction

comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted about an hour ago
41 app and 3 goals in the champo suggest otherwise
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This.

He just doesn't have a clue. A football brain doesn't develop at 19 or any other age.

You either have spatial awareness and lightning quick decision making capabilities or you don't. Bright doesn't and never will have.

He is anything but Bright.

Gary Monk the latest head to roll.

That's 10 managers sacked in the first half of the season in the top 2 leagues. Owners certainly don't have much patience these days.

We are winning every week at the moment just as Jackett was in League One. When we don’t win as often next season there will doubtless be those calling for Nuno to be sacked

Eno is close to being a very good player and he actually doesn’t need to add much in terms of ability on the ball. With him it’s all about getting more confidence and particularly making better decisions. Between the halfway line and the edge of the opponents area he is already a really good player but he regularly makes the wrong choice about what to do when he gets there. Once he gets a couple of goals or assists he may well kick on from there

Carvahal SACKED, both managers out after the one fixture, bizarre or what.

comment by Spangles (U17289)
posted 23 minutes ago
We are winning every week at the moment just as Jackett was in League One. When we don’t win as often next season there will doubtless be those calling for Nuno to be sacked
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It'll happen DJ.

comment by Mr Chin (U16263)
posted about 2 hours ago
comment by Vicious Wolf (U8869)
posted about an hour ago
41 app and 3 goals in the champo suggest otherwise
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This.

He just doesn't have a clue. A football brain doesn't develop at 19 or any other age.

You either have spatial awareness and lightning quick decision making capabilities or you don't. Bright doesn't and never will have.

He is anything but Bright.
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If you don’t think Bright has spatial awareness you obviously have never watched him. He regularly gets the ball under pressure and drops a shoulder or turns which creates loads of space.

The only thing missing from his game is an end product, which is something that will hopefully come over time.

Wolves have already won more home matches this season than they managed in the whole of last season

Anybody know how the Albion got on ?

Highlights...

http://www.skysports.com/football/wolves-vs-ipswich/report/374894

I also doubt that Eno will have a good career. He seems to have all the attributes, strength, pace, control, but a decent football brain.
I hope I am wrong and that he goes on to be a top performer for Wolves, but nothing I have seen suggests that.

Whenever I have seen Eno I have been impressed, he is just a little raw.

Just seen some highlights and it was all wolves(about ten chances) except for one Ipswich effort

All this talk about players needing a rest is complete bollax. If you've ever played football, then you'll know you'd rather play games, than be on a training pitch.

We are keeping this run going precisely because of very few team changes. Nuno has only made changes when forced to and I don't expect changes on Tuesday.

Someone put up the stats for our front three this season, which is pretty darn good and that's with Costa still to feature properly.

If things ain't broke, don't try and fix it.

It is quite remarkable how few changes we have made, especially outside of the defence.

Personally I would give Jota a game out as he is certainly looking worn and getting kicked to bits but with January looking we will add one or two so will be interesting to see where they fit in.

It will be interesting to see how they fit in right now, which is why I believe we should wait until the summer. That way, we'll be able to attract even better players, as we may well be a Premiership side.