comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted less than a minute ago
I also don't recollect Saiss playing in any other position than a left sided midfield partner with Neves and they made a good pairing Imo.
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Saiss lined up on the right side, Neves on the left (although they would interchange where needed in the game).

Nuno wants a left footer in the right sided centre back and midfield positions and vice versa, as he believes it opens more passing angles across field and inside of the opposing full back.

Someone on MolMix drew a picture that explains it better than trying to describe it.

https://www.molineuxmix.co.uk/index.php?threads/saiss-at-rcb.205075/#post-5466021

You are cool with us spending 53 million now

I think this is what Sunshine doesn't understand. When I talk about Wolves going to the next level, signing players and massive stadium development. It is because we have owners that can fund and support it.

If it was Morgan no way in hell should Wolves be spending that sort of money, But Fosun are not Morgan, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, we need to take it with both hands.

I'm as level headed as they come, certainly when it comes to finances, So for me to change my stance shows how big an impact Fosun can make.

Not sure what your problem is amiga. I'm all for buying quality players and Fosun are doing a good job. My issue with you is the fact that we will not get a 50-60,000 seater stadium. Expand Molineux to 40,000+ by all means. The consensus of opinions are, that to even think of a much larger stadium would mean moving away from our current site and the vast majority of supporters don't want that.

Sunshine I don't have a problem with you, it's a forum, it's for people to express opinion.

I think we will get a 50 to 60,000 seater stadium, Why? because Fosun have said so.

Nobody knows where it will be, but Molineux is certainly not out of the question.

My point is Fosun offer something not seen before, a slowly slowly approach is not what we need, we need to think big and act fast, which is precisely what Fosun are doing.

So, Tamwolf. Now you're backing up your opinion of Saiss by quoting someone else on MolMix.

So are we gonna add anybody else today? Yes or No?

No

comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted 30 seconds ago
So, Tamwolf. Now you're backing up your opinion of Saiss by quoting someone else on MolMix.
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This is what I meant by your "online behaviour" the other day, wolfie. Love a row over a discussion.

One of the keys to success in any league is consistency and keeping pretty much the same squad each week. Now I'm not saying that all these new arrivals won't be a good thing, however, too many changes with new players could and I repeat could, have an adverse effect. It may take longer for us to reap the benefits of all these new players and we could have to wait until the season has well and truly started to begin seeing results.

I hope we hit the ground running, but won't be too surprised if it takes a little longer into the season.

https://www.wolves.co.uk/news/under-23/20180808-highly-rated-norwegian-joins-wolves/

Sunshine, The point is we need to set our sights high. Higher than they have been in my lifetime.

Fosun are not just talking about keeping Wolves in the Prem, they want to win it, they want Europe, they want to build a base that puts Wolves as a football super power.

Stop thinking like we have a normal owner, these guys really can put Wolves on the footballing map.

comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted 9 minutes ago
So, Tamwolf. Now you're backing up your opinion of Saiss by quoting someone else on MolMix.
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I am happy to use evidence provided by someone else to back up a point, rather than having to generate it myself. Why? Do you have a problem with that?

Can you not stick to the topic of discussion about Saiss, rather than trying to lower it into an argument about posters?

lets just change the topic to today's transfer deadline altogether

Do we need anybody else? Will we get anybody else?

Was Dendoncker the marquee signing?

No cinci

https://talksport.com/football/409108/transfer-news-ac-milan-snub-53million-bid-from-wolverhampton-wanderers-for-franck-kessie/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Everton have done some amazing business it's going to be a tough opening day.

I think if Dendoncker can cover the centre back position (I don't think he likes playing there) then we would need a centre forward on top for me to be fully satisfied.

However, I'm not sure we can grumble too much about our activity in this window. We have brought in some quality players.

comment by pertonwolf (U17284)
posted 28 seconds ago
Everton have done some amazing business it's going to be a tough opening day.
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I work in Liverpool and share an office with a Everton fan and he's borderline suicidal over their CB options. The Mina news brought some cheer to his day but not the 30m price tag which is absurd.

He went to their friendly against Valencia at the weekend and said Everton were dreadful and isn't confident ahead of Saturday so that's them guaranteed a result.

The Mina news brought some cheer to his day but not the 30m price tag which is absurd.
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Strange. If Mina is good enough then why does he care about how much they are paying?

comment by RJCanty (U17308)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by pertonwolf (U17284)
posted 28 seconds ago
Everton have done some amazing business it's going to be a tough opening day.
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I work in Liverpool and share an office with a Everton fan and he's borderline suicidal over their CB options. The Mina news brought some cheer to his day but not the 30m price tag which is absurd.

He went to their friendly against Valencia at the weekend and said Everton were dreadful and isn't confident ahead of Saturday so that's them guaranteed a result.
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I have also seen Everton fans worrying about their CB options.

They say Michael Keane will still be turning on Monday if a forward runs past him at the weekend and Jagielka is close to picking up his pension.

They do have some good attacking options now though.

Dendoncker a done deal.

Dendoncker now confirmed on BBC. They also mention Moses and Ward-Prowse as rumours, not heard the Ward-Prowse rumour elsewhere, another central midfielder but can play on the right, not sure he can do Wing-back

comment by tartanwolf (U17641)
posted 5 minutes ago
Dendoncker now confirmed on BBC. They also mention Moses and Ward-Prowse as rumours, not heard the Ward-Prowse rumour elsewhere, another central midfielder but can play on the right, not sure he can do Wing-back
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I'm sure Ward-Prowse was mentioned fleetingly at the start of the window. A decent player without being exceptional. Would be a good signing at the right price as cover.

Southampton have said JWP is going nowhere.

comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 22 minutes ago
I think if Dendoncker can cover the centre back position (I don't think he likes playing there) then we would need a centre forward on top for me to be fully satisfied.

However, I'm not sure we can grumble too much about our activity in this window. We have brought in some quality players.
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Yeah think the forward position is the most fragile now